Zero Day by David Baldacci.

[RigsVille]

I'm a big Lee Child fan but I do like Baldacci too, currently reading 'The Hit'.

 

[Murt]

I use a Kindle, mostly when on holiday but more recently I read it whilst 'she' is watching crap on TV.

The most recent 'book' that I couldn't put down was The Secret Ministry of Ag & Fish by Noreen Riols.

True story of a young girl working for SOE during the war.

I don't mind reading from a paperback as well, but electronic is certainly the way forward! I'll have a go at anything that catches my eye though, I'm not one to aim at a particular author.

Murt

 

[derek kelly]

Since getting my kindle most of the books I've read have been free ones by unknown authors, some have been poorly written crap most have been really good.

 

[Centaur]

I use a Kindle, mostly when on holiday but more recently I read it whilst 'she' is watching crap on TV.

The most recent 'book' that I couldn't put down was The Secret Ministry of Ag & Fish by Noreen Riols.True story of a young girl working for SOE during the war.

I don't mind reading from a paperback as well, but electronic is certainly the way forward! I'll have a go at anything that catches my eye though, I'm not one to aim at a particular author.

Murt

Yes, Murt. I enjoyed that too. :bow:

I prefer the Kindle now as it is just so handy. :bow:

 

[americanexpress]

Yes, Murt. I enjoyed that too. :bow:

I prefer the Kindle now as it is just so handy. :bow:

It took you long enough to answer that question. Were you undecided?

 

[gary301161]

A poor copy of Lee Childs; Reacher?

Anyone on here like reading......apart from Nips and parking tickets, I mean.:-0)

Try Stephan Leather, good books and a range of suspects