What book are you currently reading? (Page 25) Metaverseguy: Does kirk cameron read the audio version of Left Behind? and did it motivate you to go to church more often?  BlueOlive2: Kirk Carmeron? and no it didn't motivate me to go to church more..its a good book and can't wait to read the next in the series  Devils Never Cry: Gorky Park,by Martin Cruz Smith.It's a very good read so far en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gorky_Park_(novel) Metaverseguy: Have u seen any of the movies? They were done twice - once by K. Cameron and again by N. Cage.  Astronaut Squiggle: How I Made A Hundred Movies in Hollywood and Never Lost A Dime by Roger Corman. (Edited by Astronaut Squiggle)  nitin_sakunde: I am reading one Wonderful Novel these days, Title is - "A Thousand Splendid Suns!" By Khalid Hussaini. nitin_sakunde: I have finished reading one fantastic Novel, "The Fault in our Stars" by John Green It was addicting Alexis Walker: Us ,its about a guy whose wife decides that she wants to leave him and he trynna win her back on their last trip with their now grown up son in italy. Its really nice deacon7771: "Insatiable Women, wives who stray and the men who love them" by David Ley. So far, it seems very boring and bland to me, not at all what the title would seem to suggest, I hope it gets better, I am very interested in the subject of the book, but the book itself is just.... well boring so far.  DakotaTravesty: That does sound good.. why couldn't they follow the title up with a stunning story?? Why Why Why Delilah?  toofarfollyfish: Wit'ch Fire by James Clemens. Picked it up in a charity shop for 20 pence (along with the other 4 books in the series for a grand total of £1) thinking it didn't matter if it wasn't great since it didn't cost much.. turns out, possibly one of my best bargains ever. Quality fantasy epic so far. deacon7771: I spoke (or wrote) too soon with regard to "Insatiable Women, wives who stray and the men who love them" by David Ley. It started out a bit boring, but my oh my, it does get better. The book is surprisingly well researched, and offers very interesting ideas and the reasons women stray. There are very real biological reasons and surprising benefits from this behavior. I am actually beginning to think that "polyandry" (a woman having multiple male lovers) is actually the natural and most healthy lifestyle. The monogamous paradigm we all just accept as the right way is more of a myth than we might think and this is being proved more and more with DNA paternity tests.  gregkob: Journeyman by Sean Pronger.Sean write about being a journeyman hockey player.A very good read for hockey fans | Books Chat Room Similar Conversations |
