Ranger...Yumm-O!!!! There are a couple of the more recent books in the series (Stephanie Plum) that aren't so good but they are starting to come around again. Seventeen was much better in my opinion.

Ranger.... rowr......

I finished "Girl who kicked the Hornet's Nest" this week on audio, and have something else lined up, I have forgotten what.

New York to Dallas (part of the Eve Dallas series) by JD Robb delivered this morning - can't wait to start it.

Almost finished with Lee Child's Without Fail. Not sure what will be next. Probably cheesey cheap reads or freebies for a bit.

Just finished Jonathan Dixon's "Beaten, Seared & Sauced." Very interesting read.

Diana Wynne Jones, "Howl's Moving Castle."

I'm still reading "Decision Points"

I have a stack of other books to read too and I still haven't pulled the trigger on an e-reader.

I'm working my way through Kitty's Greatest Hits by Carrie Vaughn. Not sure what is next after that.

Have several books loaded on my tablet, but currently I'm reading Atlas Shrugged and Unbroken.

Currently reading The Girl Who Played with Fire. After that I will be reading The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks.

I'm reading Somewhere in Time, I know it's an old book but after reading What Dreams May Come I figured i would try it out and then watch the movie.

Finally broke down and read The Hunger Games after much badgering by a good friend. I might be hooked.

The new Castle book "Heat Rises" is on its way. Even though I have a Kindle, I ordered the hardback since several of us share here.

I have a friend that has been bugging me to read this as well. I'm still thinking about it.

^^^ Worth the read. I didn't particularly like how the series ended, but I own all three and will probably re-read them periodically.

I've got a friend bugging me about them too. Can we share them on our Kindle?

Spying in High Heels by Gemma Halliday. It's a Kindle freebie and reminds me of the Stephanie Plum series. Only about half way through but it's been pretty funny.

Free? I like free!

Me too - if the book stinks, delete and move on. I'm trying more and more new authors since they don't cost anything.

Me too!

I don't have a Kindle but I'd be willing to mail the books as long as the borrower sends them back when they are done!

Really? O_o

I'll check with you next time....

No idea. If so, I'm game! I've only read the first one so far, but I was surprised by how much I enjoyed it.

I just did some quick research. You can lend books through your Kindle if the publisher allows it. If you look at the product details of the book (where it lists publisher, release date, file size, etc) there is a line item that will say "Lending: Enabled" if the book is lendable. You can only lend to one person and then for only 14 days. I think I'll look into it more tonight.

I've been reading books for a review website, so I've been stuck reading some YA, fantasy/vampire/magick stuff. Not my normal cup of tea, but I can appreciate the writing quality.