What book are you reading?

Dang! Is it that good?

I just don't understand reading books more than once...:lol:


I'm reading My sister's keeper and I keep taking it out while I'm in public but, I shouldn't. I have to stop myself from crying over and over and over. :lol: I have just a few more sections to read and I'm going to do that in the privacy of my cozy 'free to cry' home. :mrgreen:

 

Soft-ish porn with a BDSM tilt before the author found religion

 

wow.


So, I'm just guessing here but, the local library probably won't have this little gem? :lol:

 

It might but I would not bet money on it.

http://www.amazon.com/Claiming-Sleeping-Beauty-N-Roquelaure/dp/0452281423

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Claiming_of_Sleeping_Beauty

 

Not it all of Johnston County! :lol:


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You want to borrow it?

It's GOOD!!!:twisted:

 

I want to borrow it!!!!! I started to read and never got through the whole book.... and now I cant find mine! :?

 

The Sleeping Beauty Trilogy is awesome.....

 

It's called Erotica, and she rediscovered religion.

 

Anybody read Dangerous Liasons? I feel like that may be a better vacation book than War and Peace

 

I just started reading the Sisterchicks series.

 

Dearly Devoted Dexter

 

You home today, I'll drop them off.

I have plenty more smut to read. :lol:

 

Ken Follett - World Without End,read Pillars of the Earth before,liked it better.

 

Oh I loved both, but did like the first a smidge better.

 

Last week, David Badacci's "The Simple Truth". Love Baldacci, have almost caught up with him. This past weekend read "At Risk", Patricia Cornwell...gotta say a lot of people love her work, but 'I'm just not that into her' . The whole thing read like a rough draft, almost as bad as "Isle of Dogs" , another of hers. Started it and didn't have any problem putting it down.
Yesterday started on Joseph Finder's "Killer Instinct". Have read one or two others of his and enjoyed them, and "Instinct" is starting out pretty good.

NOW, if only Dan Brown was a little more prolific....still waiting on his next one!!! 8)

 

Notes from Underground - Fyodor Dostoyevsky

 

Have you read Crime and Punishment? This is another one I have on my possible "to read" list.

 

Same here
I like historical fiction,the thicker the book the better as long as it's good however with real thick ones it's best if they are paperback otherwise parts of mine always end of partially submerged in the bathtub :lol:

 

Not yet, but it's on my list as well.