What are you reading right now ?

AsterAlder · Post by **AsterAlder** » 24 Jan 2025, 11:30

Right now I am reading "Deceptive Calm" by Patricia Skipper and "The Silent Patient" by Alex Michaelides. I'm enjoying both so far.

Koffie Micheal · Post by **Koffie Micheal** » 26 Jan 2025, 13:08

Well, I am currently on a self-help book titled Mastery. Its a fascinating and intriguing book and i highly recommend it to individuals who want to master a particular skill in life.

London Baum · Post by **London Baum** » 27 Jan 2025, 18:52

Hooked by Emily McIntire! It’s a reimagined Peter Pan type story.

Holly Black · Post by **Irene Sejas** » 30 Jan 2025, 23:11

Right now I'm reading This is How You Lose The Time War by Amal El-Mohtar and Max Gladstone (I am really loving it, I feel like it's such a different book from what I am used to reading, the formatting and structure... I also think it's really beautifully written) and the Atlas Paradox by Olivie Blake (I really love this author and the previous book on the trilogy, The Atlas Six, is my favourite book, I loved it so much when I first read it).

Koffie Solomon · Post by **Koffie Solomon** » 01 Feb 2025, 01:14

Right now, I am reading the undying queen of Ur. I'm sure it's gonna be a nice story. As the introduction is even good

Koffie Solomon · Post by **Koffie Solomon** » 01 Feb 2025, 01:15

Right now, I am reading the undying queen of Ur. I'm sure it's gonna be a nice story, as the introduction is even good

urrutiap · Post by **urrutiap** » 07 Feb 2025, 02:15

While I am busy with two big books this month the Aliens Omnibus Volume 1 paperback and Tom Clanc'y's Rainbow Six books, I also just started reading Wheel of Time Gathering Storm which I just got in the mail earlier today

Post by **Carole Kendall** » 10 Feb 2025, 12:36

I just finished “Life and Other Inconveniences’ by Kristan Higgins. It is a very poignant book about an elderly woman, her granddaughter, and her great granddaughter.Though filled with many losses, it was also funny and uplifting.

Post by **Carole Kendall** » 11 Feb 2025, 12:37

I am reading the Wildwood series by Jill Shavis. The series is composed of five books set in Wildwood, a small “Wild West” themed town on the Pacific coast. Each book is a stand-alone book, and they are all romances with great characters. The three books that I have finished deal with love, loss, family, small town pride, and the beauty of nature.

Post by **Carole Kendall** » 11 Feb 2025, 22:26

Correction: I should have put that I was reading the Wildstone series by Jill Shavis. It now includes seven books.

felixfuracao · Post by **felixfuracao** » 16 Feb 2025, 17:18

Currently? Deceptive Calm by Patricia Skipper, for a review team offer from here. So far, it's been a literary rollercoaster.
After finishing, I think I'll try to tackle something from my extensive list of downloaded but unread ebooks. Or the many books that I began reading but ended up abandoning for whatever reason.

Wynterthyme · Post by **Wynterthyme** » 17 Feb 2025, 11:00

currently reading Post Office by Bukowski

Debra Juarez · Post by **Debra Juarez** » 23 Feb 2025, 16:00

I’ve just started reading, Little Fires Everywhere. I don’t have much to comment on it, but I do have a fun story of how I got it. For Christmas I wrote on my wishlist that I wanted an adventure. I didn’t think anyone would respond. My daughter surprised me with a jar of papers as well as a note with instructions. The jar contains 50 titles of books. One from each US state. I pull out a title and she buys me the book. I was so excited! I love travel, I love reading, and I love surprises! Last month I read the novel, Beach Read, by Emily Henry from Michigan. I really enjoyed it even though and maybe because it was a book that I probably would not have ever thought of reading.

Lorna Walters 1 · Post by **Lorna Walters 1** » 25 Feb 2025, 11:20

I am reading Strong Heart by Charlie Sheldon. The story centers around indigenous peoples' rights to land in North America and how greedy companies try to use corrupt means to steal these lands.

janderson32 · Post by **janderson32** » 27 Feb 2025, 11:00

I am reading She Left by Stacie Gray. Mystery/thriller focusing on a mass murder and its aftermath twenty years later when people connected to the case re-gather in a locked-room sort of setting.