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I am reading...
*takes deep breath*

The Way of Kings, by Brandon Sanderson,
Exile, by R.A. Salvatore,
City of Ashes, by Cassandra Clare,
Warbreaker, by Brandon Sanderson,
Emaline's Gift, by Brad Francis,
The Gunslinger, by Stephen King,
The Host, by Stephanie Meyer
Island of Fog, by Keith Robinson,
Pendragon: The Merchant of Death, by DJ MacHale,

And probably a few others I'm forgetting.

Just started (free download) and only a little more than 15% into it, but so far I like it.

Reading the newest Liaden book Trade Secret
and an older space opera First Flight

I am currently reading by Julia Crane.

Now reading

I'm new here, but I like to find undiscovered authors, so I like e-books. I just finished Alora, by Tamie Dearen. I loved it! I don't know how to put up a picture. I found it for free on Smashwords. They have a big sale right now. I got quite a few free books. And a lot of them are 50% off.

I'm currently reading:
The Cuckoo's Calling
InterWorld

These are different genres, but I am quite satisfied.

Honor's Knight (Paradox, #2) www.goodreads.com/book/show/16131473

Armageddon and the 4th Timeline by Don Mardak
Book Review by Susan McMichael
4.5 out of 5 stars

A thrilling ride from the first page…

Armageddon and the 4th Timeline by Don Mardak is a thrilling ride from the first page. This science fiction novel combines time travel, spiritual themes, a fascinating mix of characters and modern intrigue to create an unputtable down novel.

We meet the CIA Director, Scott Cunningham, a former Navy SEAL, and his Assistant Lori Colbert, addressing a meeting after a terrible terrorists attacks. We also meet husband and wife Kathy and Eric who are in Lhasa, Tibet, on a spiritual quest. Through Eric's time travel, both worlds intersect. Mardak's premise throughout the novel is that there "is a spiritual universe, and mankind has the ability to rise into a higher level of consciousness where all conflicts can be resolved peacefully without resorting to wars, or threatening a nuclear holocaust.”

http://goo.gl/QnimWA (Armageddon and the 4th Timeline Book ed.)
http://goo.gl/iDrGMJ (Armageddon and the 4th Timeline Kindle ed.)
http://goo.gl/EglbSd (Don Mardak Facebook Author Page)
http://goo.gl/UJW8Wt (Don Mardak Web Page)

For the full review please click:
http://raymondmathiesenbookreviews.bl...

Monsters
By C. Gockel

Second book in the I Bring The Fire series.

11/23-22/63 by Stephen King.

i loved it.

Just started Also reading

I am currently reading the "Pendergast" series by Preston & Child. While technically tagged as mystery or adventure, there is a small element of SF included. It reminds me ( in several ways other than detail) of the "Doc Savage" series from many, many moons ago.

I haven't read any good sci fi for quite a while now. I must make more effort to find some.

Currently reading The Sacrifice by Kristine Kathryn Rusch and The King of Elfland's Daughter by Lord Dunsany.

I am new to the forum - this looks like a good chance to introduce myself.
I am currently about 60% through Ilium by Dan Simmons.
Really enjoying the Moravec storyline.
What is everyone else's view of the 3 treads to the story?
Martin

I'm reading . It's the first Discworld book I've read but definitely not the last. Enjoying it. Pratchett's got a lovely, moralistic outlook on life. He'd make the perfect grandad.

I'm reading Eclipse Penumbra and I think to finish the series this month. Before these books, I haven't read anything by John Shirley, but I like his style and this series is so engaging.

I'm reading "The book of life" by Deborah harkness. Book 3 in the "All Souls" trilogy.

I'm moving briskly through the Martian. Trying to get it out of the way before Ridley Scott does his version.

E.W. wrote: "I'm moving briskly through the Martian. Trying to get it out of the way before Ridley Scott does his version."

I enjoyed that book so much! I was pretty excited to hear they were making a movie of it. Now all my non-reader friends can enjoy it too.

Warlord of Mars, by Boroughs. Actually re-reading it. I lost my original MMP during a move (when my 2nd wife threw me out back in the early 70's), so this time I'm reading the free Kindle version from Project Gutenberg.

Not as exciting as the first book in the series (Princes of Mars). More of a travelog as the hero, John Carter, chases after the bad guys who have kidnapped his wife and are going to do unspeakable things to her, but never seem to get around to it, even when they have the time.

Still, I love getting back into the old style of writing of Burroughs' time. Lots of words -- even in the middle of a fight. Kinda fun to read again with a new perspective.

I finished Eclipse Penumbra and now I'm readingEclipse Corona, the last book of the series.

Strongly recommended - Bonnie Rozanski's The Mindtraveler, to be published early next year. My Goodreads review https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

Dreadnought by Cherie Priest

Shadow of the Torturer by Gene Wolfe

Mistborn: The Final Empire and Frost Burned

I've almost finished 'Salem's Lot and I'm also reading M Is for Magic.

I've heard only good things about The Tale of Atlantis. Adventure, mythological characters, and Atlantis. Sigh! Its kept me awake till very, very late :)

The opening lines were great.

"In all likeliness, you shall find me as a bag of skin and bones, with eyes that have turned into stone. It shall seem to you that I had been born like this, the way you see me. But I assure you I too was of flowing blood and aching flesh like you."

Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch


♥,
Cat at Galaxy Press

Adam wrote: "I am reading...
*takes deep breath*

The Way of Kings, by Brandon Sanderson,
Exile, by R.A. Salvatore,
City of Ashes, by Cassandra Clare,
Warbreaker, by Brandon Sanderson,
Emaline's Gift, by Brad F..."

Goodness... I thought my list was long :) Great taste BTW

I just finished Lock In by John Scalzi. Highly recommend it! I'm now well into Redshirts by the same author.

I'm currently reading Farewell, My Lovely and Around the World in Eighty Days. This last, is a funny adventure, for every ages.

Currently reading:

Ship of Magic
Before They Are Hanged

Count Of Monte Cristo

ORCS, Silverlock and Red Country.

Among others, I am reading Michael J. Sullivan's, Theft of Swords.
I had heard a lot about this book but it still took me two years to get around to reading it. ;)
I'm really enjoying it though.

. By the way, I do not see a discussion for this book of the month.

Evgeny wrote: ". By the way, I do not see a discussion for this book of the month."

Leviathan Wakes is in the Group Trilogy discussion folder.
:)

Brenda ╰☆╮ wrote: "Evgeny wrote: ". By the way, I do not see a discussion for this book of the month."

Leviathan Wakes is in the Group Trilogy discussion folder.
:)"

I was talking about Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell book :)

Thanks for the heads up, Evgeny. I opened the discussion for it.

I tend to read more than one book at a time because I get bored easily. However, I don't read much fiction so the stories don't really get jumbled.

I'm currently reading, Genius Intelligence: Secret Techniques and Technologies to Increase IQ "Genius Intelligence" for a review as well as Words without Walls: Creative Writing in Alternative Spaces "Words Without Walls" and 1984 "!984"

I just finished The Power of Habit: Why We Do What We Do in Life and Business "The Power of Habit" and though some of the dories were cute, I found the over all basis a bit repetitive and bland.

Well i'm sure that i won't be the only one to say this but i am still and will probably always be reading The Silmarillion, it is hard to get through that one. I am also always reading comic, new ones if i can afford them, but always back issues, my favorites are Batman: The Long Halloween and its follow up Batman: Dark Victory, always good to reread those but some that i have recently finished would be Boneshaker a steampunk zombie story set in the mid to late 1800s, i reread Shadow Hunter in honor of the up coming movie, i'm so stoked for that, but eBook wise, it would have to be RoChe Montoya, her books are moderately priced, which is why i love the eBook and Out of Darkness Rising which i actually got when it was free on a promotion from smashwords.

I'm about half way through reading Stephen King's IT. I'm also checking out Bastion magazine issue 9.

I am currently reading The Invisible War

Decent series to get time to pass :)

I am currently reading The Great Hunt by Robert Jordan and Horus Rising by Dan Abnett

Just finished reading First Chosen #1 by Gallowglas. It was interesting, but not a stand alone. I don't like to be obliged to read the entire series to get something out of a book. Thinking of my next Sci-fi/Fantasy book, but still can't decide. In the meantime I'll be reading (completely non sci-fi/fan related) Virginia Wolf's a room for one's own.