illyna
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Lee Child
My current addiction - trashy thrillers by Lee Child featuring superhuman hero Jack Reacher:
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Something about my degree fried my brain so bad that I can't help but enjoy the really over the top crime novels. I love them...
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5/17/2008, 5:12 pm
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ClaudiaN
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I never heard about before. It sounds interesting.
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5/19/2008, 7:21 am
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illyna
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So bad they're good - and the guy at least has the decency to pack in the weird plot twists to keep you guessing!
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5/19/2008, 7:28 am
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I am ashamed to admit that I haven't read a new book in about 10 years. :blush1:
Only technical manuals and 'how-to' things.
But as a weak defense, my eyesight has been getting progressively worse each year during that time..
:mkay1:
Oh bollocks. I just don't have the time anymore..
I suppose re-reading the Lord Of the Rings trilogy, the Silmarillion , the Book of Lost Tales (1 & 2), The Lays of Beleriand, The Quenta Ambarkanta and the Lost Road during the release of the LOTR films doesn't count eh?
Thought not.. 
I did read 'The Children of Hurin' online as an e-book when it came out last year...
But that's not really 'reading-a-book' ... is it...
No..
*sigh*
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5/19/2008, 8:20 am
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It does seem to get harder to find the time. What with working and household chores. Now that I am semi-retired I can get in some new reading way more often. It is quite a pleasure. If you don't mind a messy home, that is. One must prioritize, after all. Let's see here, time with hubby, cat affection and care, Sunday roast, cooking a few nice meals a week, plant care, exercise, laundry...reading!
by Bob Eggleton
http://bobsartdujour.blogspot.com/
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ClaudiaN
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Fantastic pic. I like it. I think one of my friends should get it as PC wallpaper. :clap:
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Tanzy Tigereye
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I'm absolutely loving the dragon... especially it's eye...
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