Hell's Angles Hunter S Thompson
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Medical Textbooks thats all I have time for right now. If any of you are having trouble sleeping try reading a medical textbook you will be out before you get done with the first page.
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Took me forever to get through The Blade Itself by Joe Abercrombie, but I think I'm back in a reading groove. Finished up Amnar: The Execution by IJ Black recently, then moved on to Before They Are Hanged by Joe Abercrombie.
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D-Day by Steven Ambrose
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SQL Queries for Mere MortalsŪ: A Hands-On Guide to Data Manipulation in SQL by Michael J. Hernandez, John L. Viescas [Kindle Edition]

and

Joe Celko's SQL Programming Style by Joe Celko's [Kindle Edition]
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"The Family" by Jeff Sharlet when I'm in the bathroom (where most of my serious reading takes place, actually).
"Half Empty" by David Rakoff when I need a break from the above.
"The House of Rothschild: Volume 2" by Niall Ferguson when I'm feeling ambitious.
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C. Vann Woodward's Origins of the New South: 1877-1913. For my Major Problems in Southern History course
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Air Warriors: The Inside Story of the Making of a Navy Pilot by Douglas C. Waller
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The purpose driven life by Rick Warren!
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I'm reading a thread about other people reading books on this very cool cigar chat board.:-)
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The Survivors Club: The Secrets and Science that Could Save Your Life - by Ben Sherwood.

I have had this book on my Kindle for about 6 months, not a real page turner but I seem to go back to it for a chapter or two every time I finish something else.
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Lutheranism 101
Jeremiah (yes, the book of the Bible)
Grant Comes East (Newt Gingrich 2nd vol. of a fictional revisionist history of the Civil War)
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just started the girl who played with fire
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Just finished The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. A great book. Prompted me to reserve The Girl Who Played with Fire at the library. I also put a hold on Foreign Influence by Brad Thor and American Assassin by Vince Flynn.

Since none of those are currently available, I'm picking up A Drink Before the War by Dennis Lehane, tomorrow. Thanks Marianne for the Lehane recommendation (from your best of 2009 list :-)). Well...I guess thanks, as I haven't read one of his novels yet, but loved The Wire (HBO) for which he wrote a few episodes.
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Let us know how you like A Drink Before the War. Haven't read it but I really enjoyed his Shutter Island and The Given Day.

Just finished Ken Follett's Fall of Giants. Lots of inter-related characters and plots. Always enjoy his books.

Just started George Bush's Decision Points.
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just finished up A Game of Thrones by George R.R. Martin. I will definitely be reading the next three in the series.
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Just finished The Power of One by Bryce Courtenay for the second time. Hadn't read it since High School and enjoyed it greatly. My wife found me a copy for my Birthday and finally got around to rereading it.

Starting The Coming Fury by Bruce Catton, part of a trilogy including Never Call Retreat and Terrible Swift Sword. Hoping to have all three done before Christmas
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Now on the 3rd vol., Never Call Retreat.
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The Watcher's Omnibus by William Meilke
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Anthony Bordain "The Nasty Bits"
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