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What Are You Reading In 2016?

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Yep. Unless someone tells me it's dramatically different than the movie, I probably will just put it on the shelf right now. (I'm definitely in the category of reading the book before seeing the movie.) Just bummed I don't have a JR book to read right now.

 

It is much better than the movie.

George RR Martin's The Sworn Sword...It's the second of the three Dunk and Egg Tales.

George RR Martin's The Sworn Sword...It's the second of the three Dunk and Egg Tales.

 

Have you read them before?

Have you read them before?

 

I have not. They're a little slower than the others, but easy reads.

Hoping to start Baldacci's "Last Mile" today.

New Jack Reacher coming out in November. "Night School".

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Hoping to start Baldacci's "Last Mile" today.

 

I thought it was better than the first one.

The Particia Cornwell book I just finished - I'm ambivalent about it. Her protagonist (Kay Scarpetta) argues with everybody. Took ten chapters and over a hundred pages to get from receiving a phone call about a dead body to arriving at the scene - too many flashbacks. 2 stars out of 4.

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I see her books (and writing as J.D. Robb) all the time. Tell me what you think once you've read it.

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