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Tell us what you are reading this month.

I just started reading

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Nancy wrote: "I am reading "

I loved that book.

I'm currently reading London Particulars, and Against The Law

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I just finished the 6 book series The Riyria Revelations by Michael J. Sullivan a fun, light epic fantasy and just what I need for this stressful summer.

And, I started last night Cryptonomicon by Neal Stephenson. I only read about 20 pages last nite. This is going to be more than just fun! I loved the part where Alan Turing suggesting doing some penis thing with the protag ;-)

craving the classics i'm just finishing The Great Gatsby

I've just begun

& now I'm on book two

I'm reading but I'm disappointed. I liked her other L books better

Sandi wrote: "I am currently reading
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How are you enjoying this, Sandi? I read a couple of her free stories and really enjoyed them.

I'm reading Before Leonora Wakes and just picked up Portrait of an Addict as a Young Man: A Memoir from the library.

I'm reading At Swim, Two Boys

I'm reading A Perfectly Good Man by Patrick Gale.

I got side-tracked into reading

Book three for me,

& now

I recently finished "The English Patient," and now I'm reading "Monkey Bridge" by Lan Cao.

I'm reading

Jillyn wrote: "I'm reading "

Please let us know how it is. I've noticed a lot of 1-star reviews and wonder if readers are upset about the quality of writing, or the age difference between the main characters.

I'm reading

If you like a tight, deftly plotted gay mystery set in New Orleans, author Greg Herren's Murder In The Garden District fits the bill. I just finished this novel yesterday.



Check out my review here:

http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/...

I just finished Cryptonomicon (wow!) and started Daemon another CyberFi I am really enjoying. It's hard SF about the net and doesn't patronize the reader, but assumes one know how networking protocols work. I love it!

I'm currently reading the third book in the former New Orleans homicide cop, turned private eye - Michel Doucette; Second Chance series.

- is so far, as good as the first two, and

If you love a New Orleans setting with gay-themed murder-mysteries, this series is great!

Jon Michaelsen

Jon wrote: "I'm currently reading the third book in the former New Orleans homicide cop, turned private eye - Michel Doucette; Second Chance

- so far, as good as the first two, [book..."

Oh, those sound pretty good.

Nancy wrote: "
Please let us know how it is. I've noticed a lot of 1-star reviews and wonder if readers are upset about the quality of writing, or the age d..."

I absolutely loved it. I see where some people want to stay away from the taboo student/teacher relationship. But as for the writing, in my opinion, there were minimal complaints. It's alternating perspective, for one, but I thought it gelled well. It does skip forward at odd increments (a day later, a month later, etc.) but it didn't bother me. I saw a few complaints about vocabulary, but I was so focused on the story that I didn't even notice.

Finished reading Murder Came Second yesterday. it was okay.

Just picked up Doctor Who: The Art of Destruction

I'm starting

Today I just finished reading "Afterwards" by Rosamund Lupton and I give it 5 stars, and I started "The Boy in the Suit Case" and the first few pages are not bad

I'm reading 'The Book Thief' - http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/19...

Beautifully written but it doesn't grab me as much as it has others who've read it.

I'm currently reading The Prince and the Program on an iPad and only the 2nd eBook I've read. It's a Cyberfi with m/m characters, though I have not gotten to that part yet. It's much better than I expected.

I am reading: The Four Agreements: A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom
It's not gay, but it IS eye opening.
So far, so good.

And now for a HF group read with author, I about halfway into Here be Dragons.