[a1rocketpilot]

Almost done with Comm Check: The Final Flight of Shuttle Columbia. Very good book with lots of insight into what went wrong, the investigation, NASA culture, etc. If you're into the space program, check it out.

Aditya

 

[en480c4]

Well, in a day and a half I just wrapped up the last "chapter" of the Agent Pendergast stories by Dougles Preston & Lincoln Child. Book of the Dead was an excellent read, and well worth checking out. It was a quick story, well written and wrapped up the loose ends from the last two novels, Brimstone & Dance of Death.

 

[slwiser]

Finish reading the last Harry Dresden book last week called "Proven Guilty." Now I am working on "Triumph of the Lamb" by Johnson.

 

[vagarach]

I just finished reading Raymond Feist's Magician (both parts) in 2 days--it was quite good, although his jumping time periods throughout the story became irksome after a bit.

Oh and I must say, although the world of Midkemia was well realised, I felt nothing for any of the characters.

 

[Spiritboxer]

Just finished Jeffery Deaver's "The Bone Collector", outstanding read! Currently devouring Wilbur Smith's excellent "The Triumph of the Sun".

 

[ken36]

Jack Kelly novels.

 

[YamiTenshi]

Quote:

Originally Posted by slwiser Finish reading the last Harry Dresden book last week called "Proven Guilty." Now I am working on "Triumph of the Lamb" by Johnson.

I'm looking forward to picking up Proven Guilty. Unfortunately for me school work has been picking up so I've had no time to do any leisure reading. After finals I plan to read Proven Guilty and the latest Harry Potter book. (Yes, I said Harry Potter

). I also have Shadow of the Giant laying around somewhere.

 

[Jahn]

i can't get through this stupid "lord of chaos" book. i think i'm getting Wheel of Time Fatigue!

 

[roastpuff]

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Originally Posted by Jahn i can't get through this stupid "lord of chaos" book. i think i'm getting Wheel of Time Fatigue!

Haha... Lord of Chaos is one of the boring books in the series. I just flipped to the back and skipped it. Now on "Crown of Swords".

My Wheel of Time re-reading is on hiatus while I enjoy some Keith Laumer. More particularly, "Imperium" and "Old Soldiers". Bolos (Sentient AI tanks from "Old Soldiers" and has its own series) are awesome, I want one in my backyard - or not, since it wouldn't fit and weighs in excess of 10,000 tons.

 

[rsaavedra]

I want to read "A Scanner Darkly" by P.K. Dick, now that I heard about the recently released movie made with the rotoscope technique (used in "A Waking Life")

 

[Oistrakh]

I'm reading Kite Runner.. Y'all should read it, its pretty engrossing....

 

[MarconiSalad]

The Risk Pool - Richard Russo

Just finished:
Nobody's Fool - Richard Russo (enjoyed character development and dialogue)

guilty pleasures, beach novels:
Skinny Dip - Carl Haaisen (always find him an entertaining read)
Eleven on Top - Janet Evanovich (Any HeadFier's from the Burg?)

 

[MarconiSalad]

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