[Zbignieww]

Seven Minutes in Eternity with the Aftermath by William Dudley Pelley

[Maraya]

I Went On An Adventure And All I Got Was This Barbarian Orc: Chapter 1 by Jennifer Cody

Fear the Truth by Sally Rigby

I'm currently in between books TBH but I'm leaning towards starting Under the Oak Tree by Suji Kim

This one (holds book up to show everyone the cover).

[Dendra]

Old Secrets, by R.J. Blain. Final book in the Balancing the Scales trilogy.

What's Hidden in the Cellar by Graham Masterton.

[Dendra]

Trying to read War Against the Mafia by Don Pendleton. It's an older book, and I'm not fond of how women are portrayed in it. I don't know if I'll finish.

Trying to read War Against the Mafia by Don Pendleton. It's an older book, and I'm not fond of how women are portrayed in it. I don't know if I'll finish.

The series didn't really get any better. I read the first 10 books waayy waayy back in mid-70's and gave up because it was just plain awful. I discovered another series around the same time called The Destroyer by Warren Murphy and Richard Sapir (gads, I'll have to add that to my favourite authors/books list). They were a lot more interesting and didn't take themselves too seriously. Worth, at the very least, having a look.

The movie Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins which came out in 1985 and centres around the backstory of Remo Williams meeting Chuin is a fun action/comedy and still pretty much holds its own almost 40 years later.

The Bee Sting by Paul Murray

[Dendra]

Trying to read War Against the Mafia by Don Pendleton. It's an older book, and I'm not fond of how women are portrayed in it. I don't know if I'll finish.

The series didn't really get any better. I read the first 10 books waayy waayy back in mid-70's and gave up because it was just plain awful. I discovered another series around the same time called The Destroyer by Warren Murphy and Richard Sapir (gads, I'll have to add that to my favourite authors/books list). They were a lot more interesting and didn't take themselves too seriously. Worth, at the very least, having a look.

The movie Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins which came out in 1985 and centres around the backstory of Remo Williams meeting Chuin is a fun action/comedy and still pretty much holds its own almost 40 years later.

I finished the book, and have no intention of reading any more. The 'hero' had his reasons for going on a vendetta, but IMHO he was an a**hole. I am SO glad I got it here and didn't pay for it.

I tried to wash that out of my head with Where the Shadows Beckon by Gillian Grant because it had good reviews and is new to me. I finished it, but the pacing and inner monologue of the main character wandered and didn't make sense at times. Just not my cup of tea.

So I re-read The Wicked in Me by Suzanne Wright and felt much better afterwards. The heroine Wynter is so much fun to read that I do so every few months. The next book in the series comes out in mid-January and I can't wait!

I remember the Remo Williams movie! I watched it on HBO and got such a kick out of Joel Grey's character. I definitely have fond memories, and wish it had turned into a franchise.

[Maraya]

Prince For Sale (Thrall Prince #1) by Caroline Gibson

[Maraya]

The Royal Curse (Twilight Mages #1) by Eliot Grayson

[Zbignieww]

At last started "The Imago Sequence and Other Stories" by Laird Barron.

I'm slowly working my way through the World of Warcraft series. I'm on The Shattering currently, and it's one of my favorites so far.