Just finished the first two books in a series by Victoria Aveyard: Red Queen / Glass Sword Just finished the first four books in a series by Sarah J. Mass: Throne of Glass / Crown of Midnight / Heir of Fire / Queen of Shadows / Empire of Storms ( Sept 2016) Just finished the first two books in another series by Sarah J. Mass: A Court of Thorns & Roses / A Court of Mist and Fury / (Book 3 in 2017) Just finished the first Shadowhunter Chronicles 'Dark Artifices' series: Lady Midnight Currently reading "The Magicians" by Lev Grossman which is the first book in the series followed by 'The Magicians King' & 'The Magicians Land' :)
Never Go Back - Lee Child Another great Jack Reacher novel and one of my favorites as it is the only one where Reacher doesn't kill anyone. He maims a few, but doesn't kill anyone. Amazing- :)
I recently finished In Ashes Born by Nathan Lowell. This is the 1st book in the second arc of Lowell's Golden Age Of The Solar Clipper series. I highly recommend the entire series. Hell I highly recommend everything written by Nathan Lowell. :tu:
Don't read much other than the newspaper, but I just started David Lipsky's biography of David Foster Wallace. Strange book about a stranger guy.
Piranha - Clive Cussler An Oregon adventure. Castillo and crew defeat yet another egocentric megalomaniac mass murderer genius who wants to rule the world.
Top Secret Twenty-One - Janet Evanovich This was really good, pulp fiction written by a woman. Our hero is Stephanie Plum, bond enforcer. There are the usual corpses with gunshot wounds, a Polonium 210 killer and a "sorta-spy" guy and a cop. Not to mention a dwarf and a pack of killer Chihuahuas. This was the first "multiple murder" thrillers that had more than a few laughs in it. Very refreshing - :)
The Jungle - Clive Cussler Another of the Oregon files. Juan Castillo and Co. vs ruthless terrorists intent on ruling the world. Yup, once again -
Dark Watch - Clive Cussler Good title. The greed is high and the cost is higher. Piracy on the high seas. Slavery. The body count is in the hundreds. Good stuff!
The Helmsman series, by the late Bill Baldwin. This is a re-read, it's been ~10 years since the last time I read these. I don't have these in an electronic format, I'm reading the paperbacks from my physical library. First non-technical paper books I've read in 4-5 years.
I'm still reading The Passage, by Justin Cronin. Its been a little bit of a slog which is a common criticism of an otherwise fairly highly acclaimed novel. I have a couple "palate cleanser" books lined up.
And now my wait begins. Finished A Dance of Dragons by George R.R. Martin. Reading Christine by Stephen King Thinking about re-reading the Dark Tower series in anticipation of the movie: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1648190/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1
