My current library hold list

[pscot]

Beaton in Vogue by Beaton, Cecil, 1904-1980.

Caesar : let the dice fly by McCullough, Colleen,
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The thin man by Hammett, Dashiell,

Shipwrecked : a peoples' history of the Seattle Mariners by Wells, Jon.

Flaubert''s parrot by Barnes, Julian.

The valley of horses : a novel by Auel, Jean M.

Tempest at dawn : a novel by Best, James D.

Burnt Creek : a frontier duo by Haycox, Ernest

The overland kid : a western trio by Brand, Max, 1892-1944.

The peace war by Vinge, Vernor.

The ranger by Atkins, Ace.

Darkest fear : a Myron Bolitar novel by Coben, Harlan,

The devil all the time : a novel by Pollock, Donald Ray

Wells, Atkins, Coben, Pollock, Best and Barnes are new to me.

[fadedrose]

1. My current list (monkey see, monkey do)

These are all sitting on my nightstand:

The 24th letter / Tom Lowe.

7 deadly wonders / Matthew Reilly.

Aphrodite / Russell Andrews.

Bangkok 8 / John Burdett.

Bangkok tattoo / John Burdett.

A false dawn / Tom Lowe.

Hidden moon / James Church.

The Hunger Games / by Suzanne Collins.

The keeper of lost causes / Jussi Adler-Olsen

Leave the grave green / Crombie, Deborah

The man who tried to get away / Stephen R. Donaldson.

Now you see me / S.J. Bolton.

These are here at home too, but on loan from other Michigan libraries:

The source field investigations : the hidden science and lost civilizations behind the 2012 prophecies

The everything guide to 2012 : all you need to know about the theories, beliefs, and history

The hot pink farmhouse / A David Handler.

Merry misogynist / Colin Cotterill.

Love songs from a shallow grave / by Colin Cotterill.

Cowboys & aliens : novelization / by Joan Vinge ;

(plus 17 on my "watch" list (includes OJ Simpson's new one). I know I will not live long enough to read all of these)

[pscot]

2. One of the people on your list

was married to one of the people on my list. It's a small world.

[mvccd1000]

3. Hey, I'm reading the Tom Lowe books right now!

The formatting is a bit spotty on the kindle version (two people speaking in quotation marks in the same paragraph, with the reader left to decide who is speaking which sentence, text abruptly ending mid-sentence halfway down a page as if the chapter was done, but continuing at the top of the next page as if uninterrupted, etc.), but the story itself is pretty good so far. I have the second one lined up to read as soon as I finish the first.

[fadedrose]

4. With a dog named Max, how can we go wrong? nt

[fadedrose]

5. I'm liking the book, and am somewhere around page 60

Please tell me that Joe Billie lasts thru the book and maybe even the next one. Everytime I like a character the author decides that this is a good time to break fadedrose's heart and kills him...why is that?