I read the bio-terroristic Crichton. We're good there... I read the book thats the Kite Runner part 2....
Harry potter, yeah , did that one.
My household is pretty up to date in all things Crichton, Patterson (x2) and Child.

Nora Roberts Vampire books.. that I havent done. The last group I read by her was the flower series with the ghost living in the house.

Have you read "A Scream for Jeeves"? Most amusing.

Ponine: I read the first one because it was called Morrigan's Cross (or something like that). Couldn't resist!

Overall I thought her style a little cheesy and supermarket-ready, but it WAS entertaining, to be fair. I think if she'd taken the sex out of it, it would have been even better as a normal work of fiction.

I'll look around. her stuff tends to be lieft in the rec room at the condos a lot. :D

Currently slowly working my way through the last HP. Since I don't get much time to read, I do a chapter or less some nights.

Susan is a voracious reader and is often working on more than one book at a time. She will listen to a book on the iPod while she gets ready for bed, and then reads a different one once she gets there. She keeps another in her purse to read if she is out and has a few minutes.

Wait a sec... I thought your authoring identity was as secret? Or is it just your nom de plume that is secret?

Besides, it appears you are dead.

My last read was 'The Kite Runner'. I've purchased 'A Thousand Splendid Suns' and can't wait to get started on it.

Next up, as I have to read ATSS I will be reading 'Aria'.

'The Kite Runner' was an awesome read, very well written. I read it like it was a decadant piece of chocolate cake.

Since ATSS is by the same author, I expect nothing less!!

Aria is in a similar setting and is recommended if you've enjoyed TKR/ATSS.

I'm doing more reading lately but I'm mostly keeping to light stuff. Earlier this summer I read Nature Girl by Carl Hiaasen and The Fourth Bear by Jasper Fforde.

Now I'm on another Terry Pratchett binge and having a great time with his books. I'm reading Witches Abroad and ran across a swipe at The Lord of the Rings last night that made me laugh so much I nearly fell out of bed.

In the stack by my bed I have The Companions by Sheri S. Tepper and two books that Quality Paperback Book Club talked me into: The Dead Fathers Club by Matt Haig and Finn by Jon Clinch.

Which makes me that much more remarkable, doncha think? :cool:

The Thursday Next series is on my list, I've had 4 friends recommend Fforde to me, and I can't believe I've missed them!