So... what are you reading?

[Theyoungkiltman]

I am reading "before the pyramids" it is about different mathematical formulas and symbols hidden in the stone circles in Britain and ireland. Some might consider it hogwash but it makes complete sense if you read all of it.

[mookien]

I am reading "before the pyramids" it is about different mathematical formulas and symbols hidden in the stone circles in Britain and ireland. Some might consider it hogwash but it makes complete sense if you read all of it.

... especially if you have lots of scotch while doing so and drink all of it.

[Theyoungkiltman]

... especially if you have lots of scotch while doing so and drink all of it.

didnt have any while reading it, but it might be even more believable after.....

[LadyoftheTower]

"The Rise of the Stewarts" by Agnes Mure Mackenzie

[frank_a]

Gee, avid reader that I am, I came across a new series of P.I. novels featuring Leo Waterman as the main lad. I read one of the more current ones, Thicker Than Water (2012), because it was on Amazon for the Kindle for 2 bucks (frugal Scot that I am), and was rolling around on the floor laughing most the time. Hilarious stuff. The books aren't long, maybe 300-400 pages, and easy to read. Since then, I've read the first two, Who in Hell is Wanda Fuca? (1995), and Cast in Stone (1996). Very entertaining stuff, giggle out loud kind of reading. I'm taking a break right now, as I can't stand the hilarity, and ma reading a new Jack Reacher novel entitled Personal. Jack Reacher is funny too, but not nearly as funny as Leo Waterman! Plus I've read all the previous Jack Reacher novels. Leo Waterman was a great find.

Frank

[GMan]

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