What's the best book you've read lately?

[ohhpretty]

Has to be the Ghengis Khan books by Conn Iggulden....he does spin a good yarn

[Spyder1942]

the latest stephen king book

[leadhillsonline]

the latest stephen king book

I went off of his books after the Dark Tower series.

[triggertoo]

Anything by Richard North Patterson or Tess Gerritsen (although "The Bone Garden" wasn't up to her usual standard in my humble opinion)

[klj]

Just finished A Sleepwalker's Introduction to Flight by Sion Scott-Wilson. Really funny, very different.

[Stitchybubbles]

Tonight I've just finished Henry VIII King and Court by Alison Weir. She makes history so easy to read and understand and I've read a few of her books now.
This one was just brilliant and so interesting finding out what went on at the Tudor court, and not just with the royal family either. Learnt about their clothes, domestic life, lives of the servants and of the dukes, lords and ladies at court, the food, medicine and lots more good stuff. I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in the Tudors, this is unmissable!

[Lyndasgems]

Lady of Hay by Barbara Erskine great book very good author I like any of her books ........... and Catherine Cookson

[leadhillsonline]

I've just completed reading the series Sword of Truth by Terry Goodkind and am now on the last in the Vatta's War series by Elizabeth Moon.

[Stitchybubbles]

Lady of Hay by Barbara Erskine great book very good author I like any of her books ........... and Catherine Cookson

I love Barbara Erskine too and Lady of Hay will probably be the next one of hers that I indulge in. My fav of hers so far is Hiding from the light, I just couldn't get enough of it!

[Lyndasgems]

I love Barbara Erskine too and Lady of Hay will probably be the next one of hers that I indulge in. My fav of hers so far is Hiding from the light, I just couldn't get enough of it!

Oh yes quite agree ..... think I read that twice ...... another good one of hers is Kingdom of Shadows ........ you will not be able to put Lady of Hay down its Brill