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I really like Bernard Cornwell his books are a great holiday read and I love the way they are linked to history. The Grail quest trilogy (there are actually four books now or five if you include Azincourt) are particularly good.

The late Tom Clancy wrote some belters but one that is often forgotten is 'Red Storm Rising' about a third world war, a bit dated now but still an excellent read and will keep you on the edge of your seat.

If you like crime thrillers the wife swears by the Kay Scarpetta series by Patricia Cornwell.

If you are looking for something more highbrow try Blink by Malcolm Gladwell, something to think about!

Currently flying through the books and on the fifth now. You cant beat a good book.

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After all of the publicity surrounding the movie, I made the logical decision to read The Hunger Games. Actually very pleasantly surprised. Despite a few gaffes in the prose and the fact that they're written for "young adults", they're a decent read. Hell of a lot more interesting and disturbing than most dystopian literature, if I'm honest.

Now All Roads Lead to France: A Life of Edward Thomas by Matthew Hollis.

The Broom of the System by David Foster Wallace, cracking book.

Biohazard by "Ken Alibek". Entertaining.

Still "The Pillars of the Earth". Man it's a long book

ruckover wrote:Still "The Pillars of the Earth". Man it's a long book

If Fred Fraser had been building them cathedrals, it would have been a lot shorter

Half way through the final Dark Tower book. Fantastic series. I cant wait to get to the end. I havent a clue whats going to happen.

Working my way through the Myron Bolitar books of Harlan Coben. Good stories and characters. Crime- solving with a difference. Need to be read in sequence.

Simon Callow's rather good biography of Charles Dickens.

The innocent by David Baldacci, okay so far, hoping it starts to pick up

rocky wrote:Working my way through the Myron Bolitar books of Harlan Coben. Good stories and characters. Crime- solving with a difference. Need to be read in sequence.

Don't know those but the only crime book series I could ever get into were the Dave Robicheaux books by James Lee Burke.
I've always been a fan of all things cajun ever since reading about the history of the Acadians as a kid and seeing the film Southern Comfort with its Ry Cooder soundtrack.

Jurassic Park

The book is even better than the film.