Excellent. I'll have to snag those books when I get a chance!

Love the Dark Hunter series, as well as Kenyon's books. Haven't gotten into the Black Dagger Brotherhood, but they're up on my wish list. There's a lot of good books out lately.

Reading Twice As Hot by Gena Showalter right now, and have enjoyed her other fun books and the Lords of the Underworld series she has put out.

I know what you mean, Gena Showalter is very good. Lords of the Underworld is one my favorite series too. I`m hooked up in so many series that i go crazy trying to keep up.
Im reading the new vampyre academy now: Last Sacrifice.

full dark no stars by stephen king

Dwarves the 3 books

The Treasure Keeper by Shana Abe, and DreamVeil by Lynn Veihl

I should finish Darwinia by Robert Wilson today, and then I'm popping in to The Age of Ra, and The Age of Zeus by James Lovegrove after that. The Age of Odin comes out spring next year.

Pet Sematary by Stephen King.... I loooooooove Stephen King.

I've been reading this enormous DK (Dorling Kindersley) volume called "Prehistoric Life" for awhile now. The book is about the size of Oregon, and dozens of writers have contributed to it.

It's partly research for one of my future projects -- there's a bit with a stegosaurus in "White Rainbow," and I may even toss in a hallucigenia....

The Essential Spontaneous Fulfillment of Desire by Deepak Chopra

Not only are everyday coincidences meaningful, they actually provide us with glimpses of the field of infinite possibilities that lies at the heart of all things. By gaining access to this wellspring of creation, we can literally rewrite our destinies in any way we wish.

From this realm of pure potential we are connected to everything that exists and everything that is yet to come. “Coincidences” can then be recognized as containing precious clues about particular facets of our lives that require our attention. As you become more aware of coincidences and their meanings, you begin to connect more and more with the underlying field of infinite possibilities. This is when the magic begins. This is when you achieve the spontaneous fulfillment of desire.

At a time when world events may leave us feeling especially insignificant and vulnerable, Deepak Chopra restores our awareness of the awesome powers within us. And through specific principles and exercises he provides the tools with which to create the magnificent, miraculous life that is our birthright.

Ooh! One of my favorite books when I was significantly younger.

Just finished Ishmael by Daniel Quinn

The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks. The story of the real woman behind the HeLa cells and her family. Very good read.

Reading The King's Peace and The King's Name by Jo Walton.

Got the five missing books from Jim Butchers Dresden files that I was reading, so I can get into the first 10 books in the series. May do that after the new year.

I'm into single books right now, and I'm trying to make 150-155 books this year within a 7 month period. I'm on 146 books read this year, since June when I started logging them as such. I've read far more then that, but didn't log them.

I love books!

Wow, that's a lot of books! I can't read that fast.

Generally speaking, it takes me about 3 hrs to go through a book about 350 pages. I'm not technically speed-reading either, since I have to read the "the", "a", and all the other little words that speed-reading teaches you to drop. More technical books, or non-fiction take me a bit longer. I don't do as much TV anymore, especially when re-runs hit, so where I would be spending time watching TV, I'm curled up on the couch reading. That 7-10pm time frame gets a lot of reading done.

What am I reading now?

I'm a vampire hunter D fan so I'm reading "Mysterious journey to the north sea"

I also want to get my hands on some comics and some manga (Japanese comics) I like one piece alot!

A Tale of Two Cities by Dickens.

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