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What Are You Reading in 2015?

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The last one in the series, at least to this point in time.

I love Robert B. Parker's books. I've read all of his Spenser, Jesse Stone, and Virgil Cole/Everett Hitch series. Also glad that Ace Atkins, Farrel Coleman, and Robert Knott are continuing the series in the RBP style.

No time to read now, but will soon have a break! Asked Santa to get these for my Kindle:

Lee Child "Make Me"

Baldacci "The Guilty"

Patterson "Murder House"

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No time to read now, but will soon have a break! Asked Santa to get these for my Kindle:

Lee Child "Make Me"

Baldacci "The Guilty"

Patterson "Murder House"

 

I loved The Murder House.

No time to read now, but will soon have a break! Asked Santa to get these for my Kindle:

Lee Child "Make Me"

Baldacci "The Guilty"

Patterson "Murder House"

I just finished "The Guilty". Very good, lots of insight to Will Robbie.

Just Started:

 

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I've never read The Grapes of Wrath. It was an optional summer assignment when I was in high school. I thought it looked boring as hell and picked something else.

 

I'm about halfway through now and it's incredible. I'm glad I didn't read it in high school because I wouldn't have understood it. Not because it's incomprehensible or dense, you just need to have some life under your belt to connect.

Started "The Cricket on the Hearth" from a collection of Christmas books by Charles Dickens.

Reading Lee Child's "Make Me" on my Kindle. The story line starts out a little hokey---meaning how Reacher ended up where he did. But I'm into it now.

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Reading Lee Child's "Make Me" on my Kindle. The story line starts out a little hokey---meaning how Reacher ended up where he did. But I'm into now.

 

Agreed. Least liked Reacher book for me.

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