Illuminatus: So, I've finally finished The Cuckoo's Calling by Robert Galbraith (who is supposedly, J.K. Rowling) and I confess that it was disappointing. Yes, it had this interesting plot with such potential but I was disappointed that the story wasn't what I expected. There was so much description and narration, and then some characters speak a variety of English I've never heard of before. I don't know what to say about the ending, except that although I was sated, I wasn't satisfied. I rate the book 4 of 5. *shrug*
Anyway, I started reading The Storyteller by Jodi Picoult. Yesterday. Now at Page 51...

Read d storyteller, 'tis good

bataderemi:
Read d storyteller, 'tis good

Pal, that's what I'm reading. Page 112.

A Song Of Ice And Fire -Book 3

The Alchemist. Paulo Coelho. #Finished.


Solomon Northup's Twelve Year A Slave is next...

Fame by Karen Kingsbury


page 25

Minding your Business by Leke Alder

I'm reading 'Think big and Kick Ass in business and life' by Trump and Bill Zanker. I'm on page 254.

The Litigators by John Grisham. Page 68

The Red Knight- Miles Cameron....final page...awesome debut for a writer

Richard north peterson's EXILE. The book is top-notch!

I just finished reading 'hunger games' by Susanne Collins. I hate reading science fiction but this book has totally change my view.

one of the reasons I hate science fictions is my inability to relate with the story lines especially when the authors start playing with scientific words. But the author of this book inject 'humanity' to his/her Story. Courage, defiance, freedom, love, death, greed and so much more.

There are still some scientific terms I didn't understand but on scale of 10, I will give it a 8.

Illuminatus: Finished The Storyteller yester-night and it an excellent rebound novel (from my disappointing relationship with The Cuckoo's Calling). I liked the plot in general, but what really kept me turning the pages faster and faster is the story of the uporiry(vampire) within the story of dealing with the evil that was done to one's race two generations ago. At the final page, I was contented.
Now reading And The Mountains Echoed by Khaled Hosseni. Page 17.

Feeling like a boss already, I've read dat too. Maybe u'll read all souls' trilogy when u're done. Reading d last book, 'the book of life'

working on my first demo novel.......damn itz gonna be mad.....

bataderemi:
Feeling like a boss already, I've read dat too. Maybe u'll read all souls' trilogy when u're done. Reading d last book, 'the book of life'

I haven't heard of this Souls Trilogy. Who wrote it?

luvmijeje: I just finished reading 'hunger games' by Susanne Collins. I hate reading science fiction but this book has totally change my view.

one of the reasons I hate science fictions is my inability to relate with the story lines especially when the authors start playing with scientific words. But the author of this book inject 'humanity' to his/her Story. Courage, defiance, freedom, love, death, greed and so much more.

There are still some scientific terms I didn't understand but on scale of 10, I will give it a 8.

As far as Science Fiction goes, The Hunger Games trilogy doesn't rate 8 for me, more like 5. Robin Cook and Michael Critchon have written books with more relatable plots...

Patricia Cornwell's TRACE , i'm on page 381

obsunited: working on my first demo novel.......damn itz gonna be mad.....

You write? Cool

obsunited: working on my first demo novel.......damn itz gonna be mad.....

Would like see this "mad" work of yours...

Illuminatus:
As far as Science Fiction goes, The Hunger Games trilogy doesn't rate 8 for me, more like 5. Robin Cook and Michael Critchon have written books with more relatable plots...

I've never seen Micheal Critchon as a science fiction writer until now. If he's, then he's definitely better than Collins. I've not read cooke's book but he is now on my list of must read.

Illuminatus:
I haven't heard of this Souls Trilogy. Who wrote it?

No o..... It is ALL SOUL'S trilogy by deborah harkness

I'm done with Patricia Cornwell's Trace.

Reading Erica Spindler's Last Known Victim page 82

luvmijeje:

I've never seen Micheal Critchon as a science fiction writer until now. If he's, then he's definitely better than Collins. I've not read cooke's book but he is now on my list of must read.

no one writes sci-fi better than Crichton. Timeline is still one of the best sci-fi I ever read.

Do we have a fan of Rick Riordan here? Having read his Percy Jackson series, I'm about to proceed with the rest but they're a bit confusing

adexsimply: no one writes sci-fi better than Crichton. Timeline is still one of the best sci-fi I ever read.

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Done with Joseph Wambaugh's Fugitive Nights.

Now reading Orson Scott Card's Pastwatch: The Redemption of Christopher Columbus, Page 36.

Caracta:

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adexsimply: Do we have a fan of Rick Riordan here? Having read his Percy Jackson series, I'm about to proceed with the rest but they're a bit confusing

I am a fan, wat's up?

Reading The Shadow Throne, which is Book 2 in The Shadow Campaigns Series by Django Wexler, very very entertaining; I'm already dreading the Wait FOR The next Installment.

hyungwang: I am a fan, wat's up?

Okay, let's start with this. How many of his books have you read?

koonbey: Reading The Shadow Throne, which is Book 2 in The Shadow Campaigns Series by Django Wexler, very very entertaining; I'm already dreading the Wait FOR The next Installment.

Yo dude is it better than The Thousand Names? been waiting for someone to recommend it 1st before I waste precious time on a disappointing sequel