"The Hobbit" - J.R.R. Tolkien

Becker: 2011 Edition Regulation Study Guide

 

Interesting stuff, let me tell ya. :lol:

 

A real page turner, I assume.

Breaking Wind

 

I've never heard of this, but the title made me laugh.

Finished Eragon and next is Kill Alex Cross by James Patterson.

"Hope to Die", Lawrence Block. Matt Scudder is a great protagonist.

I'm really not much of a reader, mostly because I don't feel I ever have the time for it. I think I am going to try to read "The Hunger Games" over the holidays though. Has anyone read these? Are they a quick read? How did you like them?

Finished "Kill Alex Cross" and started Robert B. Parker's "Taming a Seahorse" a Spenser novel

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

I agree!! I especially liked the way it ended. I would highly recommend anyone who is a Grisham fan to read 'The Litigators' you won't be disappointed.

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

 

I'm struggling getting into it. I'm to the part where the new attorney just started at the little firm .

Currently reading "Tell No One" by Harlan Coben. So far so good.

Seven Dirty Words: The Life and Crimes of George Carlin

Currently reading "Prey" by Linda Howard

Currently reading "Tell No One" by Harlan Coben. So far so good.

 

Good read.

Good read.

 

REALLY good. I love the Bolitar books but this one is a real page-turner. Close to 400 pages but it will take me maybe 3 hours to read it from cover to cover.

Currently reading "Prey" by Linda Howard

 

Speaking of prey, have you read any of the "Prey" (Lucas Davenport) novels by John Sandford? They're pretty good.