Memunah:
Waiting for an angel..Helon Habila

Read this for a Lit course in uni.

Die Again –Tess Gerritsen.

Secret Betrayal (18+) By Uduakobong Clement on Tushstories via

www.tushstories.com/stories/series/secret-betrayal/betrayal1.php

Enjoy with me

The Expanse (Book Series)

The Expanse #1: Leviathan Wakes ‎
"The Butcher of Anderson Station: A Story of The Expanse" ‎
The Expanse #2: Caliban's War ‎
"Gods of Risk: An Expanse Novella" ‎
"Drive" ‎
 The Expanse #3: Abaddon's Gate ‎
"The Churn: An Expanse Novella" ‎
The Expanse #4: Cibola Burn ‎
The Expanse #5: Nemesis Games ‎
"The Vital Abyss: An Expanse Novella" ‎
The Expanse #6: Babylon's Ashes ‎
"Strange Dogs: An Expanse Novella" ‎
The Expanse #7: Persepolis Rising
‎

oathbringer by Brandon Sanderson.
third book in the stormlight archive series.

This thread has been so dry.. Where are my fellow booklovers? Anyways, I can't blame anyone, the recession in the country doesn't just make a good atmosphere for reading fiction regularly. Anyways, i am back to devouring books. I have gone really rusty *sadface.
I just started my reading journey with lethal marriage by Nick pron.This book has been on my "must read" list right from the moment i watched a documentary on the killer couple. The sensational trials of Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka for abduction, rape, manslaughter and murder caused widespread controversy, so much that the Canadian Government had to ban any sort of publication about the case( the ban was recently lifted) . I am daring myself to finish the book because it's quite scary and disturbing to read. Maybe i should just abandon it and grab a sophie kinsella book. Anyways, it's based on the true story of the criminal couple Paul Bernando and Karla Homolka. This is definitely the most disturbing set of criminals I have read about ( especially for someone who has read all the books in "The world's greatest unsolved crimes" series). This book isn't for the weak-stomached, its explicitly graphic (read at your own risk). Did I scare you? Lol.. Pardon me.

Teespice:
Act like a lady, think like a man by steve harvey. Its hard cover and I am on page 80.

hmmm...i came across dat book in a movie it caused a hell of commotion

[color=#990000][/color]independence by sarah ladipo mayinka pg45

vickyluvspices:
[color=#990000][/color]independence by sarah ladipo mayinka pg45

Is it an e-copy?

Memunah:

Is it an e-copy?

hi dear...its an hard cover.

If tomorrow comes by Sydney Sheldon am on page 203

AdorableJosh:
Just started Amos Tutuola's The Palm Wine Drinkard

The first African novel written in English couldn't read it tho too much exaggeration

queenfav:
This thread has been so dry.. Where are my fellow booklovers? Anyways, I can't blame anyone, the recession in the country doesn't just make a good atmosphere for reading fiction regularly. Anyways, i am back to devouring books. I have gone really rusty *sadface.
I just started my reading journey with lethal marriage by Nick pron.This book has been on my "must read" list right from the moment i watched a documentary on the killer couple. The sensational trials of Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka for abduction, rape, manslaughter and murder caused widespread controversy, so much that the Canadian Government had to ban any sort of publication about the case( the ban was recently lifted) . I am daring myself to finish the book because it's quite scary and disturbing to read. Maybe i should just abandon it and grab a sophie kinsella book. Anyways, it's based on the true story of the criminal couple Paul Bernando and Karla Homolka. This is definitely the most disturbing set of criminals I have read about ( especially for someone who has read all the books in "The world's greatest unsolved crimes" series). This book isn't for the weak-stomached, its explicitly graphic (read at your own risk). Did I scare you? Lol.. Pardon me.

the kind of things that stoke ur interest eh

sweetetlove:
The first African novel written in English couldn't read it tho too much exaggeration

Lol, it was a good read nevertheless.

iamJ:
the kind of things that stoke ur interest eh

It's good to read and be informed..

queenfav:
It's good to read and be informed..

The book, is it e-book or paper back? I'd like to read it?

queenfav:
This thread has been so dry.. Where are my fellow booklovers? Anyways, I can't blame anyone, the recession in the country doesn't just make a good atmosphere for reading fiction regularly. Anyways, i am back to devouring books. I have gone really rusty *sadface.
I just started my reading journey with lethal marriage by Nick pron.This book has been on my "must read" list right from the moment i watched a documentary on the killer couple. The sensational trials of Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka for abduction, rape, manslaughter and murder caused widespread controversy, so much that the Canadian Government had to ban any sort of publication about the case( the ban was recently lifted) . I am daring myself to finish the book because it's quite scary and disturbing to read. Maybe i should just abandon it and grab a sophie kinsella book. Anyways, it's based on the true story of the criminal couple Paul Bernando and Karla Homolka. This is definitely the most disturbing set of criminals I have read about ( especially for someone who has read all the books in "The world's greatest unsolved crimes" series). This book isn't for the weak-stomached, its explicitly graphic (read at your own risk). Did I scare you? Lol.. Pardon me.

Nice description, now I'm interested.

Stephen King - It
Page 2327.
Picked this up after dropping it half read several years ago cos I want to read it before seeing the movie.

AdorableJosh:


Done.

Please send it to me danthamccoy91@gmail.com

danthamccoy:

Please send it to me danthamccoy91@gmail.com

Sent

calliope:
The book, is it e-book or paper back? I'd like to read it?

ebook o

Daeylar:


Nice description, now I'm interested.

Uhm.. I have had cause to throw up while reading one of their disturbing crimes. If you are very emotional, don't read it.

AdorableJosh:


Sent

Thanks bro

AdorableJosh:


Lol, it was a good read nevertheless.

I don't think so but my mum and siblings love the novel, I was the only one that couldn't read it, worst it was a literary text for a course

currently reading Origin by Dan Brown in PDF format, thanks to qreem231 for this

sweetetlove:
currently reading Origin by Dan Brown in PDF format, thanks to qreem231 for this

You welcome dearie. The way Dan Brown brings his characters into life in amazing. U would almost feel what they were feeling in the book lol.

Moneyallowed:long time u don read oathbringer?

I am currently reading "Summer and the city" by Candace Bushnell. It's basically about how Carrie came to New York and the meeting of her other friends.Yea, I am that bored!

SIRcumalot:
Moneyallowed:long time u don read oathbringer?

Yeah I have. Really long read, hit some high points for me but at the end I was left feeling unsatisfied. Still a good book though I'd hesitate to call it awesome

moneyallowed:

Yeah I have. Really long read, hit some high points for me but at the end I was left feeling unsatisfied. Still a good book though I'd hesitate to call it awesome

I thought it was alright.
Dalinar stole the show in this one.
Sanderson linking some of his other books to the series they one kain sha cause have not read them aside from Mistborn and I can't find any hint of mistborn in the spotlight archive so far.

Best fantasy book of the year?
I need some recommendations.
Plus check out kings of the wyld if you haven't already.


Struggling through a column of fire by Ken follet.

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