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Reading the final book (Number 14) of Robert Jordan's "Wheel of Time" series.
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the lord of the rings, 50th anniversary edition with all 3 books and a ton of reference material in the back. I read the hobbit in school and when I finish this i'll start on the silmarillion
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The Last Threshold by RA Salvatore
Exceptional Selling by Jeff Thull
Moneyball by Michael Lewis
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John Grisham - Sychamore Row.
Bogged down halfway through - no real intrigue

Blah - hope it picks up
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It's a masterpiece - but requires patience to keep with all the characters.
I haven't revisited since the movies, so might be easier to follow who's who.
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The High Velocity Edge -- How Market Leaders Leverage Operational Excellence To Beat The Competition by Steven J. Spear
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Read them years ago and just started them again Friday, I've killed a couple entire days till I couldn't focus my eyes reading the first book. Thankfully it's been so long I forgot a lot of what happens, so it's like reading it for the first time, yet having a few clues before going in.

I do recall a couple of the books being rather slow and uninteresting, hopefully this time around it will be different.
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Sniper's Honor: A Bob Lee Swagger Novel by Stephen Hunter.
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I'm reading Edgar Rice Burroughs Barsoom series; I'm on book 3, The Warlord of Mars. Lots of action, adventure, and old fashioned fun. Just what this old fart needs! :-)

:-)
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I'm reading the Wool series. Finished 'Wool' a few days ago and am about 1/3 of the way through 'Shift'. I already have 'Dust' on the Kindle so when I finish 'Shift' I can start right in on it.
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Is it baaaaaaah-d ? :-)

Book 4 of the wheel of time, I'm on a roll.
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You should feel sheepish making a joke like that.
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One of the better books I've read in quite a while.
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I've been reading Eckhart Tolle for a while now. It's become my bathroom reading. Have not.read it (The Power of Now) cover to cover. I just flip to a page and start reading. It's almost bible-ish. Not in the sense of the origin of the words, but every time.I open it to a random page, it's exactly what I need to hear at that moment.
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Ready Player One by Ernest Cline. :-) :-)
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The Iron Druid Chronicles by Kevin Hearne. Really getting a good laugh out of the series. He's the last Druid and he's living in Tempe Arizona running a bookstore. We have Irish gods, vampires, werewolves and a talking wolfhound. :-)
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