Is anyone reading anything good out there??

I'm currently in the middle of Sphere by Michael Crichton, which is very, very good so far in my opinion. As for book recommendations, if you like mysteries and haven't read Sherlock Holmes yet, you should. I love him soooo much. ^_^ And two romance novel series I want to suggest is the Twilight series by Maggie Shayne, and the six-book series (I don't know if it has a name) by Kristine Greyson about mages. And one of my favorite horror writers lately is Bentley Little. His books are great, but kind of odd. And there's always the Anita Blake series, by Laurell K. Hamilton. It's my best recommendation.

If you like historical fiction, you should try Bryce Courtenay's Australian Trilogy, which can be bought as one book, or each seperately. The books in the series are The Potato Factory, Tommo and Hawk and Solomon's Song. You need tissues with all three of these though.

I enjoy mostly fantasy novels because they can be so out of the box. Anything can happen in a fantasy novel because it isn't bound by reality. I also enjoy sci-fi for the same reason. One never knows what will happen and that makes these books suspensful. Historical fiction is interesting because one can learn by reading them without having to look in a textbook or a long, dull article online. They can give one a firsthand view on a war or important event that makes it seem interesting and important rather than just information.

I'm currently on a magic phase. I'm currently reading a book called "Stray" that is about werecats. I'm getting ready to start a book called "Witchling". I adore the book "Wicked" and "Son of A Witch". But I am just like you. I love reading. And we seem to like alot of the same genres. I will look through the bookshelf and see what else I can suggest.

I'm always reading something good! The way I see it I don't have time to read anything that I'm not enjoying, since there is too much good stuff out there. :) I enjoy books of all types, but right now I seem to be on a women's fiction kick. I sometimes enjoy young adult novels if I am looking for something that doesn't require a whole lot of effort. For romance type books I suggest Debbie Macomber or Fern Micheals. Have you ever read anything by Jodi Picoult? Her stories are FANTASTIC! They are often about a controversial issue made into a fiction book. I would highly recommend 19 minutes to start with. Have tissues ready for any of her books, though!

I love to read. Mostly while I am relaxing in the tub as well or laying on the bed in the afternoon. Winter months help on this because I tend to be more lazy about taking daily walks and such. Romance novels is my all time favorite. I love to read anything by Danielle Steel. She's a good author. I also prefer the older romance novels to the newer ones because they are genuine. Other things I like to read are palmistry, paganism, wicca, numerology, dream books, tarot, astrology, Chinese astrology, and anything out of the ordinary. The list can go on and on. Also a big fan of Sylvia Browne, Dean Koontz and Stephen King.

I love reading those that you’ve mention except textbooks and historical ones. It bores me. I’m currently reading Robert Ludlum’s The Sigma Protocol. I love spy novels by the way. If you’re into romance, try grabbing some of Judith McNaught’s novels, she’s a wonderful romantic writer. ;)

2 years ago, I discoverd that I really like kinda fantasy book like Eragon. Right now I'M ready the trilogie His Dark Materials by Philip Pullman and I just love it. I'M already at the second book. I also can't wait for the third book of the Eragon serie that his suposse to be release this summer I think. But I also like other kind of book and my favorite author is John Irving. I still haven't red his last book, but I did red all of the others. I really recommand the book A prayer for Owen Meany. ut you have to like his style of writing to really love his book. But you should read it :)

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I love reading novels. I love books written by John Grisham, James Patterson, Tom Clancy etc. I used to read books by John Saul but now that I live alone most of the time, I have avoided his books, LOL! I find my imagination really gets to me! I also like to read light and witty stories like those written by Sophie Kinsella.

I love to read also but don't always have as much time to read as I would like. I love mysteries too and am always looking for new books/authors. A friend of mine is a avid reader and she has turned me on to a few new authors and lately I have been reading like crazy. Janet Evonavich is a wonderful writer. I love her Stephanie Plum series as they are mysteries but you can't help but laugh (and sometimes relate) to Stephanie. I have read everything I could get my hands on of hers and am awaiting her new book coming out in June. I also read a lot of James Patterson books that feature the Woman's murder Club (where the TV program came from). Of course you can't judge the books by the show as they have to make the stories short but I am sure you would like his books. Then there is also Stuart Woods. He has two characters I enjoy reading about. One is an ex-cop who is now a private detective and his best friend is an italian cop married into the mob. Makes for quite a mix and you can't really figure out what is going on until close to the end of the books. I also read a book that featured a woman sheriff in florida. She was ex-military and took a job as a sheriff in a small florida town. I don't remember the author right off hand, however the 4 books featuring her had the work orchid in the title. Blue Orchid, Orchid Beach and two others. They are very well written and I couldn't put them down.