What books are you reading?

In the same vein as movie/music threads...

"Books? You want books?! Ha! We've got books on hairy otters, on onions and on mars! All the fungus you could care for, plus, three triple zillion stars. We've got books on flossing teeth, plus three books on tossing sheep. If we spent our lives just counting books, we'd never get to sleep!" -Leopold the Librarian ("The Great Wishy Woz")
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I'm now reading both Letter Perfect by Cathy Marie Hake-which I have not read before- and Danger in the Shadows-which I have read-by Dee Henderson
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Ooo, I really like "Letter Perfect." :D Cathy Marie Hake is a pretty good author.

Right now I'm reading "Hideaway" by Hannah Alexander. My best friend recommended the author, and now this is the 7th book that by Hannah Alexander (actually a pseudonym for a couple that writes together) that I've read. It's quite intriguing so far, and a bit different from the other books I've read by Alexander, which is nice.
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Currently, I'm reading Try Fear by James Scott Bell. Lawyer/suspense/mystery genre. ;)

And I'm waiting for Coral Moon to come in at my library so I can read it and the next few in the Kanner Lake series. :x
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I finished Cape Light and am now starting the second book Home Song.
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Arguing With Idiots :inlove:

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I'm reading "At First Sight". It's the sequel to "True Believer". I don't know the name of the author though.
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Right now I'm reading, Leave It With Him, by Elizabeth Lonseth. So far it been a vary good book.
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I am reading The Revelation by Beverly Lewis. After that I will read Loves Unfolding Dream by Janette Oke. :D
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Is Loves Unfolding Dream part of the Love Comes Softly series? And have you seen the movies?
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The Top Crusader wrote:Arguing With Idiots :inlove:

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I'm reading EPIC, the one sequeled by SAGA. It sounds boring. It's not. :violent:
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I am still enjoying my re read of the Cape Light series. I am now on book three: A Gathering Place.
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I've been plodding my way through The Book of Concord since Feburary.
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I finally finished reading Justification and Regeneration a few days back, and totally recommend it! I'm now reading a very interesting biography on George Mueller.
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A Widow's Hope by Mary Ellis. Very good so far.
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I'm reading "The Choice" by Nicholas Sparks.
The last book I read was by him too.
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I'm actually working on reading the Passages books for the first time. :D I just finished Arin's Judgment. I was begining to read the Lord of the Rings books for the first time several months ago, but I had to put those on hold and then got distracted with other books...
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Right now I'm reading "Note of Peril" by Hannah Alexander, and it's really good so far! I was sucked right into the story. :D I'm halfway through, and I can't wait to finish it and find out what's happening. :mad:
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I've been reading a lot of Tracie Peterson's books lately... I only have about two series left, I think. :- I just finished the Bells of Lowell trilogy. :inlove: I love her books.
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I'm reading Out of Time, by Paul McCusker. \:D/ Which is the second book in the Time Thriller Trilogy...so I'll be starting in on the third book shortly.
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