So... what are you reading?

[Cengle54]

I recently read Killing Lincoln and Killing Kennedy. Now I'm rereading the Outlander books from the beginning. Wanted a refresher for the series. Have several others in my queue.....such as Natchez Burning.

[Hawk]

Recently, finished "In Freedom's Cause" by G.A. Henty and moved on to "Under Drake's Flag", also by Henty. I know they are kids books but I didn't read when I was a kid and now I'm trying to catch up. Also, I'm in the middle of "The Federalist Papers: The Original Argument for the US Constitution" by Glenn Beck.
KC

KentuckyCeltophile, you might like this one also, seeing what you're reading now:

Exiled in the Land of the Free - Democracy, Indian Nations and the U.S. Constitution. By Oren Lyons and other Authors

Hawk

[ThistleDown]

Grizzlies and White Guys by Clayton Mack

[GMan]

First time since High School (40 plus years ago) A. Separate Peace by John Knowles.

[Starhunter451]

Finished reading If I Pay The Not In Gold, and finished Threshold. One fantasy, and one scifi.

[EagleJCS]

Well, as I stated back in March that I would, I finished my other Dumas books and have started into my Ludlum collection. Currently on The Rhinemann Exchange (after The Matlock Paper, Trevayne, and The Cry of the Halidon). Next is The Chancellor Manuscript.

[WilliamBriggs]

I usually have a book on my nightstand that I read every night and then listen to an audio book while I drive to work or work in my lab. I just finished reading Sandstorm by James Rollins and I am starting A History of Everyday Life in Medieval Scotland 1000-1600 by Cowan and Henderson. For my audio books I am listening to the Iron Druid series by Kevin Hearne.

[frank_a]

I read all of Ludlum's books maybe 7 or 8 years ago. He was certainly a great novelist!

Frank

[be da veva]

Re-reading The Malazan Book of the Fallen series by Steven Erikson. If you like fantasy and haven't read this... Shame on you.

Cheers int:

[Ron Abbott]

'John Brown - Queen Victoria's Highland Servant' by Raymond Lamont-Brown.

I've just finished this. It was an excellent read.

Not dry and boring as I had expected, but a highly entertaining read.

The real man was even more of a character than Billy Connolly portrayed him in the movie, 'Mrs. Brown'.

next book?

'Land of the Gods' by Philip Coppens.

A book about Scotland prior to 1000AD. I started to read it on a long-haul aeroplane flight a while ago and stupidly forgot all about it. Time to finish it.