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Too many to have a favourite!!

I like a bit of suspense so books by:

Lee Child

James Patterson

Jeffrey Deaver

Mostly to do with the CSI or the US army.

For lightness (girlie books)

Katie Fford

Karen Slaughter

Aline Templeton.

Also like personal war experiences on the non-fiction side.

I read about 6 to 8 books a week from the library.

I also remember the Enid Blyton books with fondness................oh, and travel books!

See what you started!!! :D

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Fav book ever.... difficult, probably Lord Of The Rings. :)

Currently reading Without Remorse by Tom Clancy.

Hey Artist, I'm a fan of Lee Child as well, I've read all his books. :D And I've read all Andy McNab's books as well, and.... can't be bothered to type any more :mellow:

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Have just finished Stephen E Ambrose 'Band of Brothers' and currently reading another of his about D Day.

Favourite : soooo many, can't choose, but I love -

James Clavell

Wilbur Smith

J K Rowling (Harry Potter, of course)

Nevil Shute

James Michener

practically any book with words in it, preferably escapism stuff.

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Anything really but mostly suspense, Si-Fi, and military fact/fiction.

A. Mc.Nab

C. Ryan.

S. King.

Catherine Cookson. :blush:

I like the adaptations of her novels that are on TV at the moment, Set in Newcastle, late 19th. Century, Excellent. :)

[Edit] Typo!

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Currently reading 'Omerta' by Mario Puzo

I've got a vast book collection and love anything and everything by these authors:

Mario Puzo

Stephen King

James Patterson

Richard Laymon

My 3 all time favs are:

Jack & Jill - James Patterson

Endless Night - Richard Laymon

The Godfather - Mario Puzo

Finally a topic I can contribute too!! :D

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Currently reading;

The Secrets of Jin S'hei by Alma Alexander and enjoying it, not my normal thing though.

I discovered John Wyndham when I was about 10 years old and devoured everything he ever wrote.... I then went on to enjoy all sorts of wierd Sci Fi and Fantasy fiction. The Dancers at the End of Time series by Michael Moorcock was brilliant.

I really enjoy anything by Stephen King or Dean Koontz or James Herbert and for something a bit different I enjoy a good bodice ripper from time to time too! :)

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I thought when I stopped full time working that I would have plenty of time to read all those things that I'd been meaning to all those years and never got round to.

How wrong I was.

It seems now that I have less time than I used to when I was working and all the good intentions have gone by the board.

I blame it all on computers :(

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