I'm reading Harlan's Coben book:)

I am reading about three books. I have found the a website and that has made me start reading more. I have kids so I can't read as much as I used to but I still read at least a few hours a day or night.

Right now: Robert Ludlum's "The Moscow Vector"

In the past, I enjoyed Robin Cook's "Fatal Cure" (medical thriller).

Im currently reading a dutch series. On the second book:
Goud Elsje verlooft zich, - its hard work for me to stay focused on the dutch books, its easier to read in english but im sticking this one out because i know i can do it! Very religious but lovely book, shows you the real meaning of life without having all the money that people want these days

Christopher Andrew's "Defend the Realm: The Authorized History of MI5." It's textbook-dense but otherwise a good read. I keep having to put it down for a few days and then come back to it (lol).

I'm reading Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express, and I just finished Velocity by Dean Koontz.

I'm reading : Daddy, by Loup Durand (french book)

Catching Fire by Suzanna Collins.
Brilliant, I think everybody heard of the books and so on

I am actually reading three books lol (being the bibliophile that I am) The Far Pavilions by M. M. Kaye the second book in The Immortals quartet by Tamora Pierce and A Room with a View by E. M. Forster.

The first book is an epic novel (1000 pages of amazing!) about the entwined life of different people set during the British Raj. A massive, historical, brilliant novel along the lines of Gone With the Wind or War and Peace - it has a bit of everything for everyone - suspense, romance, action, adventure, mystery, prejudice....All set against the backdrop of a controlled India during the days of the mighty Raj.

Number two is actually a re-read of a really nice fantasy quartet, by an author I really like. The immortals follows the adventures of a supposed orphan girl with an amazing ability and her powerful Mage teacher as they uncover the mystery of the immortals - creatures from another realm who have suddenly appeared in their world and are causing trouble in the kingdom.

And number three is the funny, biting, Edwardian novel about social class, criticism and the romance caught up between them in the repressed society of Edwardian England by one of my favorite authors, E.M Forster. If anyone if interested in seeing it, the 1985 movie version is brilliant.

i'm reading the idiot by fyodor dostoevsky .