what you reading currently? Rate the last book you read

just finished Vulcon 607 great read. now i need something else to get stuck into whilst i go about my travels...

suggestions of good adventure reads? might go find myself a nice Clive Clusser novel to sink into.

 

I've grown up reading Koontz books and recently read Brother Odd, last of the trilogy one. I've always loved Koontz books so I'm completely biased!

May not be your thing but I'd recommend getting the odd books. Odd Thomas, Forever Odd and lastly Brother Odd. I read a good crime type book recently, I've only ever been able to read strange thriller/horror books before but this one really drew me in and kept me locked. Peter James, Looking Good Dead.

Hope some of that helps

 

Jon - if you like Clive Cussler, try Patrick Robinson. American naval adventure stuff - really good reading. Some are Shark Mutiny, Kilo Class, HMS Unseen, Scimitar.

I'm currently reading Sovereign by C Sansom - who-dun-its set in time of Henry VIII. I love good historical stuff.

How are the travels going? Where are you now and what are you up to?

 

Zoo magazine.

 

Shantaram, heard good things but it's massive.

 

PVW...

Just waiting for the new chris moyles book to come out

 

Try "Lamb" by Christopher Moore. Funniest book I've read in years. Or pretty much anything by Tom Robbins if zany floats your boat.

 

Bourne Ultimatum - To be honest it's very hard work and I might just watch the film instead!

 

Dont bother. the book and film have almost exactly nothing to do with each other.


I currently have on the go:

Bomber Boys
The Bourne Identity
Ultimate Spitfires
The Ionian Mission (one of the Master and Commander Series)

I have fairly recently finished reading Vulcan 607 for about the 3rd time! And have just finished Spitfire: The Biography.

 

Mayfair, Penthouse and XXX weekly

 

Against the Ropes.

Thoroughly enjoyable book about different stories within boxing, some fiction and some not. I would recommend it to anybody who enjoys the sport.

 

Currently reading the true story of Seabiscuit and Red Pollard.

Quite interesting.

 

"Blackwater: The rise of the worlds most powerful mercenary army" by Jeremy Scahill.

Highly insightful.

 

My bank statement and i can tell you all its a very sad story

 

Practical classics magazine

 

The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka. bizarre.

 

Life Expectancy - Dean Koontz

Finished the Odd trilogy the otherweek

 

Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince.

then if i ever get round to finishing it, i'll go onto the last book, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

 

roadcraft- the police driving handbook

 

Twilight Children by Torey Hayden, but my normal reads are anything by James Patterson.