Which book(s) are you currently reading?

[Hitman_HalStep]

a couple by james herbert-

the dark - it took a while to get going but when it did i really enjoyed it,the ending was a little bit of a let down.

moon - i'm most the way through and it has only just started to get interesting,not my favourite of his books.

[rocky1980]

Wool, its a dam good read

[Sel Feena]

Picked up a big-ass compilation of Lovecraft, never read any of that stuff before and wanted to see what I'd been missing out on.

[Timothy Lumsden]

a couple by james herbert-

the dark - it took a while to get going but when it did i really enjoyed it,the ending was a little bit of a let down.

moon - i'm most the way through and it has only just started to get interesting,not my favourite of his books.

loved the Dark when I was at school I always got it out from the school library. Still think it could make a fun low budget film

[Morkin]

Witch Wraith by Terry Brooks. Been waiting ages for my library to get this & it suddenly appeared on the shelves on Monday. 100 pages read already!

[sscott]

Pride and prejudice, read it every year since sixth form and not ashamed to say it!

[HalcyonDaze00]

The Prophet by Michael Koryta, fantastic so far, flying through it.

[Morkin]

Finished Witch Wraith (awesome), now onto A Dance of Cloaks by David Dalglish.

[shiftytigger]

Well its book shaped and its the Walking Dead compendium 1 & 2. Not normally a graphic novel reader but feel like ive missed a beat in my life. Think I might look into other graphic novelisations of things ive enjoyed. Odd Thomas and Stephen Kings Dark Tower series are ones I think ive heard of.

[HalcyonDaze00]

A Welcome Grave by Michael Koryta, for such a young age he is an astonishing writer, brilliant book.

[oldtimer]

just picked up Dan Browns inferno at a charity shop (da vinci code)

[merman]

Just finished Running My Life, Sebastian Coe's autobiography. It was very interesting - from his schooldays to the change from amateur to professionalism in athletics, and of course right up to the 2012 Olympics he did so much to carry off so well.

[glitchy controller]

Words of Radiance by Bryan Sanderson, the second book in the Stormlight Archive series and it's been a pretty good read so far (only started reading it this morning). I'm a big fan of the first book in the series, Way of Kings, as it has some of the best written action in the fantasy genre.

[HalcyonDaze00]

The Silent Hour, by Michael Koryta, one of the best writers about at the moment.

[Megamixer]

Started Game of Thrones last night; totally my kind of thing