Norrin Radd
Tour Winner
Just picked up a Jane Casey ,serial killer jobby called Cruel Acts ,so far so good.
Wolf
Well-known member
Working my way through Chris Ryan's, Danny Black series of books. Pretty much what you expect from a an ex SAS man as a writer but entertaining enough
larmen
Head Pro
Done the 1st few of them, just finished Warlord.
SwingsitlikeHogan
Major Champion
Just started 'The Taste of Too Much' (1960) by Cliff Hanley. A coming of age tale of a 17yr old being brought up in a north-west Glasgow scheme. A fair bit before my time - but with a great deal of resonance.
Orikoru
Tour Winner
I just finished reading No Hiding in the Open by John Hoskison, which I'm sure plenty of you have read probably. It was quite decent light reading.
fundy
Ryder Cup Winner
read his follow up, not quite as light reading mind
Robin Hood
Well-known member
Lethal White by Robert Galbraith
JK Rowling writing adult fiction.
JK Rowling writing adult fiction.
SwingsitlikeHogan
Major Champion
What would that be?
fundy
Ryder Cup Winner
oops quoted wrong post sorry SILH, was meant for Orikorus post above yours (not sure what happened there sorry)
larmen
Head Pro
The latest Jack Reacher has arrived.
The last was a bit hmmm, let’s see what the current one is. Have to finish the Harry Bosh 1st.
The last was a bit hmmm, let’s see what the current one is. Have to finish the Harry Bosh 1st.
SwingsitlikeHogan
Major Champion
Well that was fun. Can recommend it for any Glaswegian or local who might enjoy a quick and light glimpse back in time to the trials and tribulations of a clever 17yr old lad (living I'm guessing in Knightswood) - finding his way with Highers and lassies in Glasgow (with a trip to Millport) of 1960.
Next up - a book I read in school - but fancy another look. Pied Piper by Nevil Shute
Marshy77
Journeyman Pro
Just about finished Goldie's book. Wow what a life. LOve the fact that he gives a F U throughout his turbulent life and has a determination that would have grounded most and is still one of the most successful DNB artists ever and continues to grow and in most of the things he starts.
Norrin Radd
Tour Winner
I Michael Bennet, by James Patterson ,easy read as are all of Patterson's books
Doon frae Troon
Ryder Cup Winner
Half way through Chris Boardman's auto [2016]
Don't know why I picked it up as I am not very interested in cycling.
I think it must have been for his journey.
Anyway, glad I did as it is a good read.
Don't know why I picked it up as I am not very interested in cycling.
I think it must have been for his journey.
Anyway, glad I did as it is a good read.
Wolf
Well-known member
Just picked up a couple of Tom Clancy novels today at lovely bookshop in Woodhall Spa. Tonight I'll be starting with The Bear and the Dragon. It's a pretty big book but I'll be enjoying some uninterrupted time next few days reading it.
larmen
Head Pro
I have to go with hmmm again. Maybe it has run itself out?
The latest Ben Hope has arrived in time for the next commute.
Norrin Radd
Tour Winner
Yet another Patterson book
,Don't blink, real page turner and all happening on every page.really good plot with a good twist.patterson doesn't disappoint
,Don't blink, real page turner and all happening on every page.really good plot with a good twist.patterson doesn't disappoint
USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
Border by Don Winslow. The last in the drug cartel series. Good, but a tough read. I am looking forwards to trying his other books.
williamalex1
Money List Winner
I was enjoying reading the 3 minute search thread, but it gone down the tubes 
Paperboy
Mini Cam
On the second book of Brent Weeks 'Lightbringer' Series, now that all 5 are now out. Fantasy book with a twist where the main characters can use light to craft and destroy things using the different colours of the spectrum.
