ian, I could never bring myself to read the da Vinci Code. It got so much hype that it put me off all together.
Please let us know what you think of the Jack kilborn, I can't wait to read it.I have made an arangement with myself, after getting into sticky situations a couple of times, that I will read every one of next months books for various book groups before reading anything I pick myself, so I don't get in a panic at the end of each month.
So at the moment I am readingSilent in the Grave by Deanna Raybourn, which is excellent, a mystery set in the 1850s, and next in the cue is Borderlands by Brian McGilloway, then Sandras book and after that the Killborn.
Shell.----- Original Message ----- From: "Ian Macrae" <ian.macrae1@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <electrobooks@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Saturday, May 02, 2009 8:32 PM Subject: [electrobooks] CURRENT READINGOn the book courier just now I have the book which scared our great leader half to death. Afraid by Jack Kilborn. Must admit, I'd not read it in the dead of night. On TB I'm reading The Eye Witness by Stephen Leather, having just finished the Barry Eisler book. In response to Sandra's question about my view on Geoff Harding, I think he is fair enough, but is rather badly let down by his female voices, particularly when, as they mostly do, they have foreign accents. I still cringe at the thought of his realization of the French female character in the dreaded da Vinci Code. Now Sean Barrett on the other hand.
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