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    Currently reading the latest Terry Pratchett book Snuff. One of my favorite authors and one of his better books so far. Possibly one of his last too due to early onset dementia

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    I haven't read a good book In a minute but whats that book about?

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    Reading Kitchen Confidential by Anthony Bourdain for at least the 15th time. Never gets old!
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    Just started reading the new Lee Child book The Affair it's quite interesting.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Mayor View Post
    Reading Kitchen Confidential by Anthony Bourdain for at least the 15th time. Never gets old!
    I need to check that one out Tony is very entertaining.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HunterRunsIt View Post
    Just started reading the new Lee Child book The Affair it's quite interesting.
    I've read all of the Reacher novels. I'm starting from the beginning again. One trilogy that I finished recently is the "The Strain" trilogy by Guillermo Del Toro and Chuck Hogan. Del Toro scripted "Pan's Labyrinth". It's about the ancient war between the ancient vampires. Mankind is caught in between. It starts with "The Strain", continues in "The Fall", and ends with "The Night Eternal". It's possibly the best vampire story I've read.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JerseyJim View Post
    I've read all of the Reacher novels. I'm starting from the beginning again. One trilogy that I finished recently is the "The Strain" trilogy by Guillermo Del Toro and Chuck Hogan. Del Toro scripted "Pan's Labyrinth". It's about the ancient war between the ancient vampires. Mankind is caught in between. It starts with "The Strain", continues in "The Fall", and ends with "The Night Eternal". It's possibly the best vampire story I've read.
    The Reacher Novels are simply amazing. I'm going to check out the books you suggested they appear rather interesting! Thanks for the suggestion.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DanielMareina View Post
    So many people using the same joke. Depressing! I am reading "A Dance with Dragons". book 5 of the Song of Ice and Fire by George R.R. Martin. Phenominal series, but taking way too long for him to finish it! They did make an HBO series about this series, and they did a real good job with it.
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    Over the summer I read all of the Song of Ice and Fire books by GRR Martin. I got hooked by the HBO series and I had to know more. I absolutely loved them, by far my favorite series ever. As for right now, I just finished the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, which I also very much enjoyed, but I havent gotten too far into the second book of the trilogy. Other than that...text books and stuff for my undergrad :P

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