Finished Battleground and know working on Line of Fire
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Finished Cemetery Dance which was great! Read The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society, which was a nice little story and today I start Scarecrow at the Feast. Also listening to The Girl with The Dragon Tattoo on audio-very interesting book.
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The Private Equity Primer (The Best of the Debevoise & Plimpton Private Equity Report)
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Duma Key by Stephen King.
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The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
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Nature Girl by Carl Hiaasen


Quite funny I might add:-)
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Start Where You Are by Chris Gardner
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This is the only King book that I've read in the last few years. Let us know how you like it.

Just finishing up "Before the Storm" about Goldwater's 1964 campaign. I'm always amazed at how history seems to repeat itself. So many themes from that campaign sound like issues we still hear today.

I'm about ready to start "Churchill's Triumph" by Michael Dobbs. I've never read any of his historical fiction. But, I've always been interested in the Yalta Conference at the end of WWII. That is the centerpiece of this book from Churchill's perspective. Look like a fun read.
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The Lazarus Project by Aleksandar Hemon. It's not a beach book exactly, but I'm loving it for lines like, "Belief and delusion are incestuous siblings."
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A History of the American People
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finished the millenium triology by Stieg Larsson. best novels that i read in the last 2 years.
looking for some good non fiction recommendation.
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I started Finnegan's Wake a while back - 1973, I think - and hope to finish soon.
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I just finished The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo-excellent read. The second book in the trilogy isn't released here until July-you are lucky in Europe:-)
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Finished reading Skeletons at the Feast-very thought provoking tale about the final days of Germany in the wake of the Russian army. Started Olive Kitteridge-the latest Pulitzer prize winner.
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Finished "Handbook of Hatches"....it's a fly-fishing book and started "Frankenstein"
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Reading Toll the Hounds by Steven Erikson. Now I need to wait until he publishes the next two. :-)

Listening to The Eye of the World at the gym.
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Star Trek: The Starless World
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Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell. One of the best books on success and how it is attained.
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Joyce said something about how the reader should spend at least as much time reading this book as he did in writing it. That would be 17 years, so it looks like you've satisfied his requirement. :-)
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Reading the same book. interesting read and going to pick up The Tipping Point as well.
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