What are you reading?

I will be reading a book today. I have a few things to do first, but then I'll get on with it!

I finished the Princess Diaries book, plus the Chesapeake Shores Book 1. Both good reads, though some editing could have made the Chesapeake book a bit better and more appropriate to share with the family.

Last night, I went back to Harm's Way by David Mack, an original series Star Trek novel. I think I remember most of what was happening already, so I don't need to go backwards and can just resume. I have a few unfinished books lounging in my house...

Last night I read "Bellman & Black: A Ghost Story" by Diane Setterfield.

It is - obviously - a story about the supernatural. It isn't a happy story in any regard. There is tragedy and horror. Bellman lives a wealthy life yet he has suffered incredible losses. He's a mix of sorrow and rage.

A well written supernatural story.

I finished a Star Trek novel (2022 release, I think) and then a new one arrived today! It comes out tomorrow and is called Lost to Eternity (by Greg Cox).

I've also gotten back to the Explorer Academy Vela book that my youngest hasn't yet read. He wanted some preview reading to be done, so he knows it's worth it!

Still on a crime thriller but my KPAX trilogy arrived today and I can't wait to get started on it..

Thanks for the tip Cherry

I am now reading "From This Moment On" by Colette Caddle.

It is a thoroughly good read and I shall review it when it's finished!

I am now reading "The Perfect Affair" by Claire Dyer.

It is obviously a book for adults. I've only read two chapters so far, but it's a really good story. It'll pick up soon.

I'll post a review when I finish reading it in the next few days.

It seems pretty much the same with my reading at the moment

I ended up borrowing three novels. BUT in the meantime I am reading the 'Point Horror' book "The Mummy" by Barbara Steiner.

I've read two novels this week:

"The Secrets Sisters Keep" by Sinead Moriarty/family fiction
"A Complicated Matter" by Anne Youngson/historical fiction

Both are brilliant stories. I'd give both 10/10. The second is about the Second World War and is easy to understand. If you like your history, you'll love "A Complicated Matter". But my favourite is the first. "The Secrets Sisters Keep" has drama and a warmth to it. It is a heartwarming story. I thoroughly enjoyed reading it and didn't want it to end.

James Bond - Dr No by Ian Fleming.

I must have read it before but I don't recall it at the moment. I do know the story well though, at least of the film.

I finished reading this novel. It is an excellent story and it had me captivated. It had a lot of twists and turns but ended happily. I found it heartwarming and dramatic. It has a sense of realism to it. I like the fact the characters weren't overboard and were written about by an brilliant writer. Cathy Mansell pulled off the story at a very high standard. I'd certainly advise you guys read it!