What Book Are You Currently Reading?

[txgent101]

Alan Furst

Alan Furst: Blood of Victory.

The 'blood' in question is the petroleum oil that the Nazi's needed to sustain their conquests.

If you like the WWII era, you might try the novels of Alan Furst. His time period is 1933 to around 1944; his territory is central Europe, Russia, Greece, Paris, etc. The theme is generally spy/intelligence, but his reluctant characters are absolutely caught up in and have to survive the times. Very moody, dark, cynicism, romance found wherever it can fit in. There are about 12 or so of the novels. Good reading.

 

[Mollie_F]

The Vegetarian ~ Han Kang

 

[LostGirlTink]

The Stone Monkey- Jeffrey Deaver

 

[Hornblende]

The Blue Afternoon - William Boyd

 

[mortis]

The Oregon Trail by Rinker Buck

 

[curvyangel1969]

Cell - Stephen King

I'm on a S.K. kick.

 

[Shymidwestgirl]

Birnbaum's Walt Disney World 2017

 

[Stryderthorongil]

Hillbilly Elegy

 

[RubenesqueAphrodite]

The 2017 Whole Seed Catalog by Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds..


Yes.. It's a book.
At least I'm calling it a book.
A big fucking book with lots of inspiring photos and information.

And

Triggers by Marshall Goldsmith

 

[Matt_Next_Door]

The Einstein Prophecy by Robert Masello

 

[*Twisted*]

Razor Girl by Hiassen

 

[Icey*Fire]

The Catacombs...Jeremy Bates

 

[starrynightin64]

Lip Service - Penny Wylder

 

[SouthernJen]

The Contradiction of Solitude by A. Meredith Walters

 

[BaldAndHorny]

Just Finished: The Passenger (Lisa Lutz)

A very good book whose ending elevated it to a great book (one reader's opinion). I'm curious to hear the thoughts of others who have read it.

Starting: The Chemist (Stephenie Meyer)

 

[LadyJS]

Jin and Juice by Nicole Peeler

 

[kimbalee]

The Paleo Cookbook 300 Recipes

 

[Lia Monde]

The Snow Child by Eowyn Ivey: An update on an old folk tale.

 

[Hornblende]

Smut - Alan Bennett

 

[AWonkyDonkey]

The Last Man by Vince Flynn.

 

[Femme_Fatale_UK]

Seventh Plague - James Rollins

 

[AverageGary]

End of Watch --Stephen King

 

[WatchingCloud]

The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett

 

[OldUncleJack]

The Well of Lost Plots - Jasper Fforde

 

[Just_Jen]

Wildly Romantic - Catherine M. Andronik