Book - Tess Gerritsen - Sinner Rating - Very good Genre - Detective / Action Be warned TG writes series of books involving the same characters and this may lead to an expensive addiction
I've always been heavily into biographies and autobiographies. At the moment, reading a biography on Bruce Lee, one of my heros.
'The Exception' - Christian Jungersen A thriller with a good dose of paranoia. First three chapters.... http://www.christianjungersen.com/pdf/christianjungersen-com_The-Exception-3-First-Chapters.pdf
We have a book forum Nice one Book: It Just Occurred to Me ...: An Autobiographical Scrapbook by Humphrey Lyttelton. Rating: Great stuff from the old man himself. 10/10 so far. Genre: Biography/Comedy
Re-reading James Joyce ......Dubliners .......book of short stories of every day people in 1920s Dublin .
Yes i've got it in my hand at the moment 'so to speak ',it's book of short stories ,some a bit gloomy . I like it because i can relate to it ,with my being Irish.I think it's an easy book to read with traces of humanity and humour . It's about a young boys observations of life growing up in Dublin at a time of political and social change. Some of it is autobiographical, i know it took Joyce about 10 years to get it published owing to its content 'sexual explictness' . hope you like it .
Book - Peter Kay's Biography. Rating - Decent - (Just finished it!) Genre - Childhood Memoir Going to start on 'Crimes and Criminals' a non-fiction book examining the criminal mind. The area of work i'm hoping to get into.
In that case try Harlan Cobhan ... the Myron Bollitar series will keep you going a while ... his slightly psychotic friend Wyn made me laugh so hard I cried in places
Steven Gerrard - My Autobiography Did you know he nearly got his right toe aputated at the age of 12.
Thanks for the the recommendation, but I'm giving Peter Robinson a try until local author, Graham Hurley, releases his seventh DI Joe Faraday book.
