I so love a good book.

I just finished The Crossing and The English Spy. The Brass Verdict was a bonus on the e-book so I am going to read that next. I love reading Leane Morality in summer. Her next book comes out in July.

I've been reading everything Geraldine Brooks has written: People of the Book, March, Caleb's Crossing, A Year of Wonders ... I don't know how I hadn't read her books before! I've loved every one of them. I have her latest one, The Secret Chord, on my Kindle, but have promised myself I won't start it until I finish my book club book for this month!

caro, Michael Connelly has more after The Lincoln Lawyer. He is such a great writer. I love nearly everything by him.

I adore mysteries. My two favorite writers are RJ Ellory and John Katzenbach. Ellory is pretty violent, but I loved his book, A Quiet Vendetta. Such a great read. Also check out 1-2-3 Red by Katzenbach. It's about a serial killer who is stalking three women. However, they end up meeting each other, so the mental twist is great.

A good book makes me so happy. I love reading them and recommending them to my friends.

The two best books that I have read this year are A Little Life and A Man Called Ove. Very very different from each other. Last year, three of my favorites were The Nightingale, Little Bee and The Good Girl. I loved a lot more, but that's enough for now.

Lisa

I enjoyed Lincoln Lawyer also.

Right now I'm reading Penny Marshall's My Mother Was Nuts. I usually enjoy a good memoir but this is only ho-hum for me. I'm glad I only spent $1.99 on it.

One that I recently enjoyed was Thornwood House by Anna Romer. (romance-ish) It's from 2013.

Finders Keepers by Stephen King. Sequel to Mr. Mercedes. I liked it so much I pre-ordered the third and last in the trilogy.

You all need to come join us on the weekly reading thread. We have these great discussions every week!

Another Michael Connelly lover here. I've read everything he has written. Right now I am reading Stephen King's The Stand. If he doesn't screw up the ending it may end up being one of my all time favorites. A week or so ago I read The Devil in the White City, about the 1893 Chicago World's fair and a serial killer that preyed on those drawn to the fair. I learned a lot about that fair and it was really interesting.

I just finished Rebound by Aga Lesiewicz, it was ok if a little predictable at the end.
I must be the only person who hated What Alice Forgot, the whole infertility side story was a complete turn off.

I just read The Crossing e-book from my library. I was so confused that the book seemed to be wrapping up, but I was only 50% of the way through. Turned out that it had the bonus book tacked on. I had already read The Brass Verdict, so I was a little disappointed that my book was over. It was one of his better ones.
The Amazon series Bosch is based on the books. Excellent show.

I just read After You by JoJo Moyes. I didn't enjoy it nearly as much as Me Before You.

I'm only a few chapters in but I'm enjoying it so far. I heard that it's being made into a movie so that should be interesting. When I'm done I'll try and rememeber this thread and I'll update you:)

I just finished "Where'd you go, Bernadette?" by Maria Semple. I really liked it. Quirky, different, and entertaining. And some deeper stuff bubbling under the surface. Good stuff!

A Year of Wonders is based on the story of the village of Eyam, Derbyshire where the villagers quarantined themselves to avoid spreading the plague outside of the village. I went to Eyam as part of a multi-day school trip back in the 70's. I haven't read the book, but I did just put a sample onto my Kindle.

One of my fav books   

The Poet, and it's sequel, The Narrows, are two of my favorite books!