What book are you reading now / or recommend?

[taleofbluehalves]

Fierce Converations by Susan Stott. An excellent management book and very engaging reading. Fierce Leadership is good too.

 

[dan_bo]

Domestique - Charly Wegelius

You'll be hard pressed to find a better book about being a professional cyclist.

I'll have a go at that.

Try 'Dog in a Hat' by Joe Parkin.

 

[Anglesey-Blue]

Wolf by Mo Hayder. I love her books & this was one of my favourites. Quite terrifying.

 

[ob]

Taking the fall - AP McCoy

bought by mistake on Ebay as thought it was his autobiography but is actually a very poorly written novel (supposedly by him)

 

[malg]

The Ragged Trousered Philanthropist. Third time, but not any less and interesting. Great book.

 

[Zin 'messiah' Zimmer]

Pimp by iceberg slim

I've read it before but it isn't stretching by calling it a 'masterpiece'

 

[Bill Walker]

Micro

Michael Crichton

 

[willipp]

'Rage of a Demon King' which is part of the Serpent War series from Raymond Feist. Its good, easy reading and doesn't take to much thought which I like. Would definitely recommend Feist and the Magician trilogy to anyone interested in the fantasy genre.

 

[stony]

'Rage of a Demon King' which is part of the Serpent War series from Raymond Feist. Its good, easy reading and doesn't take to much thought which I like. Would definitely recommend Feist and the Magician trilogy to anyone interested in the fantasy genre.

I bought Magicians End for the kindle back in January but I haven't read it yet. Its the end of the series and although there is a significant drop in quality with the later books, its still means one of my favourite series of books has come to an end.



P.S don't read the Krondor books, they are a bit poo.

 

[George Hannah]

'Rage of a Demon King' which is part of the Serpent War series from Raymond Feist. Its good, easy reading and doesn't take to much thought which I like. Would definitely recommend Feist and the Magician trilogy to anyone interested in the fantasy genre.

I bought Magicians End for the kindle back in January but I haven't read it yet. Its the end of the series and although there is a significant drop in quality with the later books, its still means one of my favourite series of books has come to an end.
P.S don't read the Krondor books, they are a bit poo.

it's interesting how you pagans all read fantasy monster books.