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[tunnie]

I spend a lot of time on the train, taken up reading. Makes the time go faster.

Just read Richard Brandsons autobiography, that was damn good,

Now i am in Rowland White's - Vulcan 607, its about the time we sent a single Vulcan to the Falklands War in 1982 - very good so far  

[HolyCount]

I like fantasy type stuff -- Earthsea Trilogy sort of thing as well as Dan Browne and books of that ilk. Also into family history stuff -- Cornish History mainly.

Tend only to read on holidays when I will get through 3 or 4 books in succession. Last book I read was The Last Templar by Raymond Khoury.  I have Colditz by P.R Reid lined up (relates to the family history, as a cousin was held there )

[Martin_1962]

I like fantasy type stuff -- Earthsea Trilogy sort of thing as well as Dan Browne and books of that ilk. Also into family history stuff -- Cornish History mainly.

Tend only to read on holidays when I will get through 3 or 4 books in succession. Last book I read was The Last Templar by Raymond Khoury.  I have Colditz by P.R Reid lined up (relates to the family history, as a cousin was held there )

Your family?

[tunnie]

I like fantasy type stuff -- Earthsea Trilogy sort of thing as well as Dan Browne and books of that ilk. Also into family history stuff -- Cornish History mainly.

Tend only to read on holidays when I will get through 3 or 4 books in succession. Last book I read was The Last Templar by Raymond Khoury.  I have Colditz by P.R Reid lined up (relates to the family history, as a cousin was held there )

I have read Deception Point, that was quite good.

[Dusty]

I love the Patricia Cornwell novels about Dr Kay Scarpetta. I'm really hooked.

[HolyCount]

I tried to cheat one holiday and took a few audio books -- can't fault them except I kept falling asleep !!!!!

[Leomas]

I have a LOT of eBooks on the laptop since I have a near-as 2 hour commute each way at the moment. Currently got some early release David Weber books (Sci-Fi) so am going through the whole series (Honor Harrington).

[Marks DTM Calib]

Building Regulations Part A and Y.1731

[jereboam]

Little Dorrit, believe it or not.

Been watching the TV adaptation, and I didn't remember any of the story.  Not surprising - it's very different.

[Richie London]

viz  

[LaserLance]

James Lee Burke (Dave Robicheaux) Lee Child, Micheal Connelly also like spy thrillers

[The Barge Captain]

Brian Lumley - The house of doors (second visit)

Vulcan 607 - cracking read.  Do you want to know what happens in the end?  

[Darth Loo-knee]

Just finished "Azincourt" by Bernard Cornwell

Now reading Robyn Youngs 3rd book "Requiem" which is about The Knights Templar. Excellent

[HolyCount]

Just finished "Azincourt" by Bernard Cornwell

Now reading Robyn Youngs 3rd book "Requiem" which is about The Knights Templar. Excellent

Is that purely fictional or based on fact (as far as we know) ?

[Darth Loo-knee]

Based on fact but fictional characters.
I have The Last Templar in my collection a really good book. If you enjoyed that I would recommend Robyn Youngs books http://www.robynyoung.com/
also Bernard Cornwells "Grail Quest" novels, which is also based on fact, yet these stories main character is an English Archer. My second all time books the Grail Quests
http://www.bernardcornwell.net/index2.cfm?page=1&seriesid=6

George R R Martin's "Song of Ice and Fire" are the Best books ever in my honest opinion.
http://www.georgerrmartin.com/