I’ve just finished, “Just After Sunset” short stories by Stephen King and now started “Fluke” by James Herbert about a dog, " Somewhere in the depths of his consciousness was a memory clawing it’s way to the surface, tormenting him, refusing to let him rest. the memory of what he had once been . A man…"
I read it years ago, can’t remember much about it though.
Bought it in Weston Hospital, for £1!
I’m currently reading ‘Getting rid of Matthew’ by Jane Fallon.
The heroine of this story has really got herself in a pickle. I can’t wait to see how she gets out of it.
I am re-reading The Common Years by Jilly Cooper, I have read it many times before & it’s one of my favourites of hers. I still cry at the sad parts & laugh at the funny.
Murder at midnight by faith Martin.
Just finished reading The Cartel.by Don Winslow.
It’s was so darn complicated like the Mexican drug version of Fame of Thrones .
Just bought Roger Daltrey’s (The Who) autobiography “Thank you Mr. Kibblewhite” which came out yesterday. Having read his bandmate Pete Townshend’s book a couple of years ago, I expect this to be just as excellent.
C J Sansom’s “Tombland”, seventh in a series about Matthew Shardlake - a lawyer in Tudor times. Arrived yesterday - just read first two chapters - it is going to be good!
I’m going to buy that tabby…for anyone who likes history and a good mystery Sansom is brilliant… so well researched too. Shardlake is the most unlikely hero…but read it to find out…I love these books.
Robert Goddard is back on form with his latest thriller Panic Room. Crime Fiction without the cops, just ordinary people caught up in a bit of international intrigue. I like these people, I like Goddard’s writing style with underlying humour. 
3rd in the M P McDonald series of post apocalyptic fiction sympatico syndrome, got as far as invasion and I have to say it’s one of the best post apocalyptics I read in a while. No zombies and much less violence. Just people trying to survive.
Jodi Picoult …Out of time
I quite liked it…I learned a lot about elephants
Th at sounds like my type of book Julie I will look out for that one.
I’ve just downloaded onto my Kindle the 12 one-a-month short stories by Jeffrey Archer.
He’s a great story teller…and they’re all free! 
I read Endgame
Do you have to wait until they come out or what?
I suppose you did… but they’re all out now!
American Assassin
So true not fiction
Realised I haven’t got the next book in the Anne & Todd McCaffrey series of Pern, or at least I can’t find it, it’s Dragons Kin, so I have ordered it from Amazon in paperback. Good on you, Amazon.
Starting Over by Tony Parsons
Man who gets a heart transplant .
Dragons Fire, by Anne & Todd McCaffrey.
The Happy Isles of Oceania by Paul Theroux in which he is warned to stir clear of the sexually orientated “yam festival”!
