Just getting started to read The Litigators by John Grisham.

Re-read the four Twilight books last week (it was a slow week).

 

Currently reading "One Shot" by Lee Child.

^ Finished that one. Read "The Vanished Man" by Jeffery Deaver. Currently reading "The Poet" by Michael Connelly.

Currently reading Those Guys Have All The Fun the Espn story

In the last few months have read:

Jeff Lindsay - Dexter by Design, Dexter is Delicious, Double Dexter

Patricia Briggs - River Marked

Kelley Armstrong - Spellbound

Jim Butcher - Sidejobs

Vince Flynn - American Assasin

Ted Dekker - The Boneman's Daughters, Adam

"A Christmas Carol" - Charles Dickens

"Entering Space: Creating A Spacefaring Civilization" - Robert Zubrin

Just getting started to read The Litigators by John Grisham.

 

Just finished The Litigators. One of my top 5 Grisham books of all time. Loved it.

December has been crime fiction/thriller month. Finished "The Poet"; read "The Bourne Identity" and "The Bourne Supremacy" by Robert Ludlum, "The Overlook" and "City of Bones" by Michael Connelly and "The Killing Kind" by John Connolly. About 3/4 of the way through "Blood Work" by Michael Connelly.

Washington: A Life by Ron Chernow

Favorite president and it's not even close. I've wanted to read that one for a long time. Let us know what you thought once you're finished.

 

Starts where Edmund Morris left off at the end of "The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt", with the park ranger coming up the mountain with the telegram informing TR that McKinley had died and he was now President of the United States. It ends as Teddy, Edith and the boys leave Washington on inauguration day 1909. Keep a French to English dictionary handy as Morris uses a bunch of French phrases though out.

 

It's a great read. I recommend it to anyone who wants to see what a truly great President is like. I found it ironic that the day after I finished the book, President Obama gave his speech in Osawatomie.

Re-read the four Twilight books last week (it was a slow week).

 

Currently reading "One Shot" by Lee Child.

 

I took Mrs. S to see Breaking Wind last night. I can't imagine watching any of the movies without reading the books.

I'm almost done reading Eragon by Christopher Paolini

Just finished the fouth installment of the Camel Club Series by David Baldacci, Divine Justice, last night. Probably my favorite of the series. I think he might have become my favorite author on the short list that I have.

 

Next up, the final book in the series, Hell's Corner.

Becker: 2011 Edition Regulation Study Guide

 

Interesting stuff, let me tell ya. :lol:

Just finished the fouth installment of the Camel Club Series by David Baldacci, Divine Justice, last night. Probably my favorite of the series. I think he might have become my favorite author on the short list that I have.

 

Next up, the final book in the series, Hell's Corner.

I just finished the first book in the series before I started Eragon. I also recently finished the first two in the King and Maxwell series. David Baldacci is also moving up my list of favorite authors

I just finished the first book in the series before I started Eragon. I also recently finished the first two in the King and Maxwell series. David Baldacci is also moving up my list of favorite authors

 

I've read the fourth one, First Family, in that series, without realize that it was part of a series. I will need to read the other three.

 

I have the two books from the A. Shaw series which I plan on reading as well.

 

The first book I read of his was Absolute Power and I was hooked ever since.