What book have you just read?

[glen quagmire]

Mein kampf, there is a lovely foreword by sepp blatter.

 

[scowy68]

Mein kampf, there is a lovely foreword by sepp blatter.

Lol love it!!!

 

[Ronnie the Rep]

Fall of giants. Ken follett

Any good Ronnie?
I tend to like bio's, classics, true crime and social history.
Plus any modern fiction that makes me think about the story for months after. I think the last author who managed to do that was Khalid Hussein (might have the name wrong, but he wrote 'a thousand setting suns').

A lot of his stuff was rubbish after Pillars of the Earth but this one is quite good. It's the first in a trilogy about different characters leading up to world war one

 

[mackenzie]

Darren Shan- Vampire saga:)

I read the Ann Rice vampire things a few years back.

 

[mackenzie]

Fall of giants. Ken follett

Any good Ronnie?
I tend to like bio's, classics, true crime and social history.
Plus any modern fiction that makes me think about the story for months after. I think the last author who managed to do that was Khalid Hussein (might have the name wrong, but he wrote 'a thousand setting suns').

A lot of his stuff was rubbish after Pillars of the Earth but this one is quite good. It's the first in a trilogy about different characters leading up to world war one

It's not LOTR ish is it? :-(

 

[Ronnie the Rep]

Any good Ronnie?
I tend to like bio's, classics, true crime and social history.
Plus any modern fiction that makes me think about the story for months after. I think the last author who managed to do that was Khalid Hussein (might have the name wrong, but he wrote 'a thousand setting suns').

A lot of his stuff was rubbish after Pillars of the Earth but this one is quite good. It's the first in a trilogy about different characters leading up to world war one

It's not LOTR ish is it? :-(

No it's set around real characters and events. Pillars of the earth is 12th century England and follows the building of a cathedral over 30 odd years

 

[mackenzie]

I thought i would be all gay so i put on my pink mankini, Celine Dion greatest hits and started reading a Twilight book. Later on i will have a little cry to my self

You forgot your poster of Maggie Thatcher. Then the set will be complete.
;-)

 

[mackenzie]

A lot of his stuff was rubbish after Pillars of the Earth but this one is quite good. It's the first in a trilogy about different characters leading up to world war one

It's not LOTR ish is it? :-(

No it's set around real characters and events. Pillars of the earth is 12th century England and follows the building of a cathedral over 30 odd years

Ah right. Sounds good. Does it mention the origins of Freemasonry?

 

[Ric]

Just about to finish I, Partridge, which is quality.

Next on the list is The Striker's Fear of the Open Goal, which is written by a Blue (Andy Conway). It's a novel about City’s road to the FA Cup Final and one man’s mission to ‘Get a life. Get the girl. Get to Wembley’, according to the blurb anyway.

I've been sent a copy for review purposes so will let you know what it's like. Should be getting a few copies to give away as competition prizes too, will keep you posted.

 

[BoyBlue_1985]

I thought i would be all gay so i put on my pink mankini, Celine Dion greatest hits and started reading a Twilight book. Later on i will have a little cry to my self

You forgot your poster of Maggie Thatcher. Then the set will be complete.
;-)

purleeassee hunny i still have some taste the pink mankini tells you that