I'm currently reading Murder Most Holy by Paul Doherty.

It's the Third book from the Sorrowful Mysteries of Brother Athelstan.

I'm almost halfway through reading it and it's a magnificent read, the way the author describes and details things and love the gorgeous cat named Bonaventure, this cat is a gem in the book.

The main characters are funny and very lovable. The other characters build and make the story around them more absorbing and leaving you wanting to know more about them.

So a far, a great read and i can't wait to finish it soon.

I'm about half way through Trainspotting now :) This is a re-read, but since I want to complete the series I thought it would be weird to skip it. I'm still in love with it like I was the first time.

"For Heaven's Eyes Only" by Simon R. Green.

I'm loving it! But it's kind of taking its sweet time about getting to the main plot, which is unusual for this author.

Pride and Prejudice and Zombies by Seth Grahame-Smith

Currently reading:
The Claiming of Sleeping Beauty (Adult! Beware!)
Eldest (Eragon Series)
A Spell for Chameleon
Aaaannd... Rereading the HP books... :3

I'm reading the Locke and Key graphic novel series. A little dark, a bit gruesome, some supernatural play,and a plot that always keeps me guessing! It's from the brain of Joe Hill, so I guess I shouldn't be surprised

50 shades of grey

Currently reading Kitty and the Midnight Hour by Carrie Vaughn.

I'm currently reading Bram Stoker's Dracula. After that, I'll either read Interview with The Vampire or The Perks of Being A Wallflower. Depending on whether I want more vampires or not.

Mistress of Rome by Kate Quinn.
Quite a fascinating read!

Originally Posted by Connielass

Mistress of Rome by Kate Quinn.
Quite a fascinating read!

Ooh, I have been meaning to read that! How is it?

It feels a bit slow in the beginning, but it's kind of important, in this book, to have the background story on the characters.
Once it gets going, it's really hard to put down. Which I have to do a lot because I've been taking it with me to work every day. I read it during every break I get, and work hard to avoid reading it at bedtime because I'll end up being still awake and reading at 5am when I have to be up at 7:30 for work.

I'm only halfway through it and each page I can't wait to see what's going to happen next.

I love a book I can't put down! Thanks for the warning, though. I probably shouldn't start reading it right now, because my schedule's a little hectic.
Enjoy your read!

Clock just started Ashen Winter by Mike Mullins.

Life of Pi by Yann Martel. I'm only a few chapters in, but i'm loving it so far.

Originally Posted by Sun

Life of Pi by Yann Martel. I'm only a few chapters in, but i'm loving it so far.

That is such a good read!

I'm currently reading Eric by Terry Pratchett.

Re-reading The White Queen by Philippa Gregory.
I'm getting kind of tired of this author, and even though I will probably end up eventually reading the book that follows it, The Red Queen, it keeps dropping down my list of To Read.
Eventually I'll get around to Lady of the Rivers.

Porno by Irvine Welsh

This is the third book in the Trainspotting series and is set ten years after. I've only just started reading it but it's brilliant so far. Irvine Welsh is one of the best authors out there! :) Highly recommend it! c:

it a murder mystery book i got because of the funny title.

it is called Murder Can Depress Your Dachshund by Selma Eichler.

it okay so far but i have only read the first chapter.

I'm currently reading 'Perks Of Being A Wallflower' by Stephen Chbosky.

It's brilliant! I highly recommend it. At first I found the main character really irritating even though I felt like I should identify with him, but after reading further and getting into his head and finding out why he is the way that he is I adore him and feel like I understand his thought process a little better. All in all, a great book :)

goosebumps it came from beneath the sink.

I'm currently reading 'Looking For Alaska' by John Green. I'm only about two chapters in so I haven't really formed too much of an opinion of it yet, but I'm thinking that it's going to be a good read. I've heard good things about it at least

Do keep on with it, Looking for Alaska is a good book. While you're reading John Green, try An Abundance of Katherines as well. That's my favourite by him.

don't laugh.....okay go ahead and laugh.
my 10 year old cousin had this book on her book shelve.
i swiped it because the title made me laugh.

the day my butt went psycho by andy griffiths