What's Everyone Reading??

I'm about halfway through Mr. Murder by Dean Koontz, it's excellent so far. I think the best one he's written (that i've read) is False Memory

I'm reading Shirley MacLaine's Out on a Leash, a story about the love she share's with her dog Terry. I love Biographies.

Lisa & Sash

Lessee, for fun I'm reading a Jack Whyte historical-fantasy, Uther, a "biography" of King Arthur's father.
Still working on "How Few Remain" by Turtledove - haven't had much spare time lately to devote to reading.
Also started "The Ten Commandments of Dating" this week - super quick read! I recently dipped my toes back in the dating pool, and I want to make sure I don't repeat any of my past mistakes.

Just finished Dean Koontz's The Face and now am reading his brand new one The Taking........

I just finished "John Wayne, the Man Behind the Myth", by Michael Munn. Mr. Munn had unprecedented access to people who knew John Wayne and worked with him, as well as having personal chats with him. The only bad thing about the book - no pictures. I love John Wayne movies, even the awful "B" Westerns.

I am re-reading The Stranger Beside Me.

Originally Posted by ccdogmuffin

I'm about halfway through Mr. Murder by Dean Koontz, it's excellent so far. I think the best one he's written (that i've read) is False Memory

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I really liked Skeet in that book.

My two favorites of his are Twilight Eyes and Watchers.

I'm currently reading a great little book by Rupert Sheldrake called "Dogs That Know When Their Humans Are Coming Home" Really good for animal lovers.

Yosemite and Bijou (Bijou is our new little lilac Siamese fur baby).

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DaVinci Code by Dan Brown.

The Web Design Business Kit by Brendon Sinclair

the last hero, Terry Pratchett, to my cats.. otherwise, I'm having a reading break.

Twisted Whiskers ~Solving Your Cat's Behavior Problems by Pam Johnson.

Originally Posted by hissy

Just finished Dean Koontz's The Face and now am reading his brand new one The Taking........

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"The Taking" isn't out here yet. I've been rereading Rita Mae Brown's "Mrs. Murphy" series. I love the animal conversations.

I'm reading some reeeeally exciting stuff.

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Just finished "Don't Call Us Molls". Its about the women of the Dillinger gang. Reams have been written about the gangsters but, not much about the women who lived with them.

Most of the women were targeted by J. Edgar Hoover and prosecuted for harboring a fugitive. This was a ploy to get them to inform on the gangsters and most of the gals did do prison time for it.

After them demise of most of the gang, some of the women went on the vaudeville circuit, to support themselves.

The Battle For GOD: A History of Fundamentalism. by Karen Armstrong

Last week I reread all the Mrs. Murphy mysteries by Rita Mae Brown, and now I'm working my way through all the Alex Delaware books by J. Kellerman for the umpteenth time. I've promised myself that I won't buy any new books for at least a month - the house is overflowing with books.

I am now reading Nathaniel by John Saul

Originally Posted by Yosemite

I'm currently reading a great little book by Rupert Sheldrake called "Dogs That Know When Their Humans Are Coming Home" Really good for animal lovers.

Yosemite and Bijou (Bijou is our new little lilac Siamese fur baby).

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I'm not sure if I accept his theories, but his books are fascinating!