What book are you currently reading?

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[Euan Buchan]

The Wren A Biography by Stephen Moss

 

[The Seeker]

Tortured For Christ by Richard Wurmbrand (based on a true story). This is a great book!

Here's the entire book, free to read online. https://archive.org/details/torturedforchri000wurm

 

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[Sour Patch Kid]

A very interesting and easy read

 

[AlRums]

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Have you read his non fiction The Innocent Man? Really opens your eyes to the possibility of failure in justice systems.

 

[mikebrownsauce1512]

Have you read his non fiction The Innocent Man? Really opens your eyes to the possibility of failure in justice systems.

you were up late you naughty ****

 

[The Seeker]

Have you read his non fiction The Innocent Man? Really opens your eyes to the possibility of failure in justice systems.

Yes I did. I've read all of John Grisham's books except the Theodore Boone series which are for children.

 

[AlRums]

Yes I did. I've read all of John Grisham's books except the Theodore Boone series which are for children.

Actually the Boone books are fairly good.

I still think his masterpiece was "A Painted House" one of his non legal books.

 

[AlRums]

The Day of the Jackal author Frederick Forsyth dies

Forsyth, who sold 75 million books, is remembered as "one of the world's greatest thriller writers".

www.bbc.co.uk

A big loss, he wrote some great books

 

[The Seeker]

Field Of Schemes (Lloyd Keaton mystery) by John Billheimer.

Great book.

 

[The Seeker]

Frederick Forsyth, Master of the Geopolitical Thriller, Dies at 86. He wrote best-sellers like "The Day of the Jackal" and "The Dogs of War," often using material from his earlier life as a reporter and spy. - courtesy of New York Times

May he rest in peace. Blessings to his family.

 

[The Seeker]

A Player To Be Maimed Later (Lloyd Keaton mystery) by John Billheimer.

Another great book.

 

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[Which Tyler]

I've just completed my first complete re-read of all 16 books, 28 years after first picking up Apprentice.
Good night Nighteyes, prince amongst wolves, you will forever have a place in my heart.

I think next up will be some STP (GNU) as a palate-cleanser, but then what?

Some comfortable old favourites? LotR? WoT? Dune? Warlord Chronicles?
Or something new (for me) and exciting?
Maybe something I read when it was 2-3 books long, but has expanded into far more since then (eg Mistborn)?
Paper or electronic (I prefer the former, but the latter is more practical)?

 

[Ddanno]

Have you read the Kingslayer Chronicles? (The Name of the Wind is the first one).

 

[Which Tyler]

Have you read the Kingslayer Chronicles? (The Name of the Wind is the first one).

In my TBR pile - IIRC I've already passed on it once as it's due to be a trilogy, so I'll wait until the 3rd is out.
I'm probably about 50:50 on when I decide that, versus going ahead and starting anyway.

 

[Ddanno]

In my TBR pile - IIRC I've already passed on it once as it's due to be a trilogy, so I'll wait until the 3rd is out.
I'm probably about 50:50 on when I decide that, versus going ahead and starting anyway.

Book 3 has probably gone the way of the final volume of Game of Thrones tbh.

How about Moorcock? I'm a big fan of the Elric series and the Corum series

 

[The Seeker]

I love a good western and this one is very good.