Books: What have you been reading?

[The Darknight Detective]

Finished reading within the past few weeks: The Ransom of Black Stealth One by Dean Ing, Time Enough for Love and The Door into Summer by Robert Heinlein, and The Illustrated Man by Ray Bradbury.

I am now reading another Heinlein book (The Puppet Masters), while A Bid for Fortune, or Dr. Nikola's Vendetta by Guy Boothby is halfway done on my Kindle.

[Deathstroke]

I finished reading the Robin Yocum novel A Welcome Murder. It is one of the books I'm reviewing for possible publication in Mystery Scene magazine.

[Malvolio]

Revival by Stephen King

[666MasterOfPuppets]

Just finished reading (finally! It took me a while) Patrick Graham's "The Gospel Of Evil" (L'évangile selon Satan). The ending and epilogue left a bit to be desired, but the rest was quite good.

About to start reading "Dark Mission: The Secret History Of Nasa" by Mike Bara and Richard Hoagland. Looking forward to it.

[ILLUS]

Invincible, TMNT, Star Wars, Amazing Spiderman, Walking Dead. Not a whole lot has interested me lately.

[Goggindowner]

Just started reading Devlin's Luck by Patricia Bray. Only one chapter in, so I don't really have an opinion about it yet.

[Ghost Rider TheHellfireDemon]

Worth Dying For: A Jack Reacher book
I'm up to page 10 and it's been exciting and terrific for all pages I've read so far.

This is set in Nebraska the same state I'm from, and can't wait to see him the Duncans clan a Syndicate profiting from human trafficking and they'll get their hands dirty to keep reacher from finding out what happened to the missing of a decades old case plus their illegal buisness.
The Duncans clan is at the bottom of the criminal food pyramid that stretches halfway across the world.

[The Darknight Detective]

Started reading Stephen Coonts' The Intruders today.

[Jack Dracula]

Our Molecular Future: How Nanotechnology, Robotics, Genetics and Artificial Intelligence Will Transform Our World by Douglas Mulhall.
It's densely packed with interesting information about developments in Nanotechnology and how these may impact our society in the future. Mulhall tends to go off on little tangents, but overall it's an interesting read and a treasure trove of informational tidbits. I checked it out from the library, but will likely buy my own copy for the leads he provides on further directions for my own research.

[Vortex94]

Peter Hamilton's Pandora's Star for the fourth time, such a good book, such a good series.

[Ragdoll]

I'm reading Wheel Of Time 12, entering the post-Jordan era.

Also been spending the weekend smoking weed and reading Grant Morrison's run of Doom Patrol for the first time. Mucho fun.

[The Darknight Detective]

On my Kindle, I'm hallway through Ed McBain's first 87th Precinct story: Cop Hater. Going the more traditional way of reading, I'll start reading Stephen Coont's The Minotaur tomorrow.

[The Darknight Detective]

Finished Robert Heinlein's Number of the Beast, currently reading William W. Johnstone's John Wesley Hardin novel Forty Times a Killer!, and my Kindle book at the moment is the second book of the Dr. Nikola series by Guy Boothby - Dr. Nikola Returns.

[DebkoX]

I recently acquired Leviathan.

[The Darknight Detective]

I recently acquired Leviathan.

I own it, but haven't read it yet (that and thousands of other books and collections I also have on my Kindle ).