What book(s) are you reading now? (Page 6) sameera_4_u: I have recently read " You have chosen " by Denise Robins....It's a nice novel portraying true love by a charact er named Toni for Nick . _Kotov_Snydrome_: Currently reading for the fifth time, The Darkness that comes before. First novel of the Prince of Nothing series by R.Scott Bakker. Also reading Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. Both interesting to say the least consurutte: I am new to this group, but read quite a bit. I not only read in the written form, but listen to them on my MP3 player as well. I am currently reading in print Chesapeake by James Michener. I am about 1/2 way through and love it. I am not sure why I have not read more books by this author. I love historical fiction as well as a good mystery. CuteOne: Well, "Eldest" by Christopher Paolini. When Im not bogged down by homework, it usually works out that I can get in about 5-10 chapters worth. I can't wait for to read "Brisingir"-- and I hear Paolini is writing a 4th one. Oh, and I am dying to read more Dickens, I have already read 10 of his though. just 5 more i think! BethanJane: ive just finished the last twilight book 'Breaking Dawn' by stephenie meyer and it blew me away,sometimes it went abit slow but it was still a great read.they say its a teenage book but i thought it was really good even at 30. lenara_w: i'm reading the nightwatch by sergei lukyanenko...so good for a supernatural/suspense story. Katz: I'm currently reading Dragonquest by Donita K. Paul. It's book two in a series of five. (with more to come I hear - ) http://www.amazon.com/DragonSpell-Dragon-Keepers-Chronicles-Book/dp/*******234 The main character Kale, who started life as a slave girl of sorts. (more like a public servant with title of slave) And her quest through a world filled with dragons, elves, dwarfs, and so much more. I'm loving it! It's simple yet detailed. Perfect for any reader really. Try that link and you can check it out for yourself - although I recommend buying books off of ebay because it's cheaper - the only downside is your not always giving money back to the author. later follow dreamers Katz: mmmm Twilight is an excellent series. Did you know that Stephanie Meyer started writing that series after having a dream of some sort. (never heard what was in the dream) but she said when she woke up she was inspired and had to write. I'm almost hoping she does another book but more of a prequel - Perhaps the story of the Quileute wolf pack from the past (the story with the third wife - I believe it is) There is so much to go off in that series for more books - Although if she wanted to write a second Host novel I would be ecstatic too! If was such a unique novel, especially with the two dueling main characters. *sigh* ladykins: I found an old paperback in a charity shop, its called Timeless Earth and suggests that life on earth goes round in circles. There seems to be evidence that there have been advanced civilisations in the past which were destroyed...then it all started again from scratch. Katz: @ LadyKins - Yes, Ruins in Peru like Machu Picchu suggest this and another even more awe aspirating place called PumaPunka. check out this link and see - pretty incredible. We would have trouble moving a 800 ton rock today... how did they do it??? ladykins: hello katz, thanks for that...we must keep an open mind about everything...there is still so much we have to learn Bell214: The Terror by Dan Simmons — Arctic adventure–dark fantasy novel. “The Terror” could also be described as a large, ambitious historical novel about one of the most famous disasters of the 19th century: the doomed polar expedition led by Sir John Franklin, which set out from England in 1845 in search of the Northwest Passage — the long–dreamed–of Arctic shipping lane connecting the earth’s two great oceans — and never returned … DarkAngel2004: two series at the moment "Eclipse" by Stephenie Meyer 3rd book in the "Twilight" series and "Dance of the Gods" by Nora Roberts book 2 in "The Circle Trilogy" | Books Chat Room Similar Conversations |