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What Are You Reading (next round)

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Almost done w/ second Hunger Games book.

 

I'm weeks into reading the third. Seems like I always end up finding myself something better to do. They've progressed downhill exponentially in my opinion.

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Just finished "The Korean War" by Max Hastings. Now reading "This Kind of War: The Classic Korean War History" by T.R. Fehrenbach. These make my third and forth books about "The Forgotten War" I've read, the others being "The Coldest Winter: America and the Korean War" by David Halberstam and the Official US Army History of War in Korea.

I'm weeks into reading the third. Seems like I always end up finding myself something better to do. They've progressed downhill exponentially in my opinion.

 

You're not the first person to say that.

Edge by Jeffery Deaver. :thumb:

And not getting anything else done!

 

Next up is 15 Seconds by Andrew Gross, just out this week.

He started out co-writing bestsellers with James Patterson, and has since had some best sellers writing solo.

Edge by Jeffery Deaver. :thumb:

And not getting anything else done!

 

Next up is 15 Seconds by Andrew Gross, just out this week.

He started out co-writing bestsellers with James Patterson, and has since had some best sellers writing solo.

 

Is Edge a Lincoln Rhymes or Amelia Sachs story?

Is Edge a Lincoln Rhymes or Amelia Sachs story?

 

Main character is Agent Corte. Have not seen those other names in Edge.

Is Edge a Lincoln Rhymes or Amelia Sachs story?

 

No. It's a stand alone novel & the first Deaver has written in first person. I think the next Rhyme novel comes out next Spring.

 

Let us know about Edge when you finish it, hoops.

Main character is Agent Corte. Have not seen those other names in Edge.

 

I remember it now. Good read. Good plot twists.

 

Deaver's main serial story character is Lincoln Rhymes. Good books.

I remember it now. Good read. Good plot twists.

 

Deaver's main serial story character is Lincoln Rhymes. Good books.

 

He's also writing Kathryn Dance series stuff. Three of them, I think.

He's also writing Kathryn Dance series stuff. Three of them, I think.

 

I just reserved "XO" with my local reading establishment.

I just reserved "XO" with my local reading establishment.

 

Is that the third one?

Is that the third one?

 

From his website:

 

 

 

The Kathryn Dance Series:

The Cold Moon (2006) — first appearance

The Sleeping Doll (2007)

Roadside Crosses (2009)

The Burning Wire (2010, small appearance)

XO (2012)

Game Over, Jerry Sandusky, Penn State and the culture of silence. It's ok not much new information and I think the authors are giving Paterno a free pass but I'm not finished with it yet.

That's an amazing book. Hope you enjoy it.

Just finished 'Unbroken'. It is one of the most riveting books I've ever read! I loved it.

'Knock Out' by Catherine Coulter

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