Female Serial Killers by Peter Vronsky

Preserving the Harvest by Carol W. Costenbader

Massively looking forward to listening to the audiobook Angelology by Danielle Trussoni.

Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children.

A couple magazines (Borders is going out of business - so some of the price reductions actually make sense)...

* Curve (KD Lang on the cover)

* Grow, Cook, Eat ...something about sustainable living

Just finished "The Physician" by Noah Gordon, getting ready to read the second of this trilogy..."The Last Jew" and will then continue on with "The Shaman"

Most ppl that know me are very irritated by it but I almost always read two books at the same time, so the current choice are.......

Murder In Memphis by Dorris D. Porch and Rebecca Easley
and
And Never See Her Again by Patricia Springer....I was just reading this one but had to have the other to take a break from it because it makes me VERY angry.

Just started...
Hot House Flower - and the 9 Plants of Desire
By Margot Berwin

Insurance Law... someone save me!

American Gods the Tenth Anniversary Edition by Neil Gaiman
Hit List by Laurell K Hamilton

Finishing up Little Bee

Has anyone read Cutting For Stone? I have heard it is great and it's next on my list bedside table.

just started the Forgotten Garden by Kate Morton

Rogue Warrior
Autobiography of the founder of
the US Navy's Seal Team Six.

I have quite the book list I need to resume. Currently I'm reading "The girl who kicked the hornet's nest" by Stieg Larsson. I've read the series at least 4 times over the last 2 years. If you haven't read his "Millenium series" I highly recommend it.

Eh, this isn't as good as I'd expected it to be. Quite simple in style and mostly unbelievable. I think the title over-sold.

A Dance with Dragons (Song of Ice and Fire, Book V)

Persistence: All ways butch and femme

Anger: Wisdom for Cooling the Flames (Thich Nhat Hanh)

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So, A Dance with Dragons is very groovy so far. I've only read about 5 of the essays out of Persistence but so far it's interesting. And I haven't opened Anger yet. I'm resenting it's presence in my house at the moment. I intend to read it. But first I have to forgive it for violating my space and forcing me to realize I need better communication skills. *ahem* ... Yeah. So A Dance with Dragons is good :)

I cant remember the name or the author (Jodi Piccoult or something like that) but its a novel about a teenaged boy who has Aspergers and loves forensics and ends up being accused of murder. How the system handles him is awful and yet, thru the book, it shows exactly how terrifying the world can be for someone with Aspergers. Wonderfully done...