What books are you into?

[Kirayuki]

(05-12-2009 12:55 PM)Margaret Wrote:  I have just finished Stella Rimington's latest in the Liz Carlyle series:

Liz Carlyle
1. At Risk (2004)
2. Secret Asset (2005)
3. Illegal Action (2007)
4. Dead Line (2008)
5. Present Danger (2009)

All of these are worth a look.

Couldn't find the first one in Waterstones today but i found the rest of them, subsequently resulting in me purchasing 'Secret Asset' (Which i'm really enjoying already) & 'Illegal Action'.

I also bought myself some audio books today for my daily bus journeys, being namely 'Tess of the D'Urbervilles' (read by Peter Firth) and 'Hitchhikers guide to the Galaxy' (read by Stephen Fry).

Also bought a copy of 'Frankenstien' by Mary Shelly for the hell of it when i want a good classic to read.

My favourite book i've read recently though is probably 'A Spot of Bother' by Mark Haddon.
'A Cold Heart' by Johnathan Kellerman was also enjoyable as far as i got but i've had to put it down. Hoping to pick it up again soon.

(As you can probably tell, my reading tastes vary an awful lot. )

(Whilst i'm here i'd like to point out that if you like audio-stories, 'The Time Being: Jules' (read by Nicola Walker) is a short story at about 15mins long which is currently on iplayer. It's worth a listen. I enjoyed it. )