What are you reading?

[PeeJay]

So the thread obviously just needed a kick up the arse!

[Roy_Drage]

So the thread obviously just needed a kick up the arse!

Indeed it did!

I will make sure I add my current book as I go.

[Matt1979]

I read The Woman in Black not long ago. Different from the films are a really good read. Beautifully written.

[Emaresee]

confessions of a bad bee keeper by Bill Turnbull..... my next obsession is keeping bees... figure you need to placate them with smoke... I could smoke sticks on the job!

[wolfie]

confessions of a bad bee keeper by Bill Turnbull..... my next obsession is keeping bees... figure you need to placate them with smoke... I could smoke sticks on the job!

just starting myself

[PeeJay]

Just finished Stephen Leather's new thriller 'Black Ops'. Once again starring his hero Spider Shepherd its another very contemporary thriller featuring jihadi killers returning from Syria and Iraq and a revenge plot sponsored by the father of a girl who died in the airliner shot down over Ukraine and includes some interesting conspiracy theories.

[Simon G]

Watching TV the other day, and a programme was explaining how evidence indicates Hitler didn't kill himself in the bunker at the end of WWII, and that is was a couple of look-alikes. And how blood types didn't match either…

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/0c/bb/55/0cbb55da16be5b4b389b5071d947a3eb.jpg

A write up:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2478100/Theory-Adolf-Hitler-fled-Argentina-lived-age-73.html

[PeeJay]

Leather explores the theory that a Buk missile is designed to fly above its target and explode whereas the airliner had impact damage in the side as if shot down by another plane.

[Simon G]

f a l s e f l a g


Like the t w o - t a l l buildings of N Y

[parnaby]

Just started a new thriller called The Shepherd by Ethan Cross. Our lass had it on the shelf so thought I'd give it a go. First chapter was decent, pretty gruesome.


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[Krist]

It's not very often I'd be able to post in this thread, but I've just started with Ernest Hemmingway - For whom the bell tolls. I'm about 20% in and can recommend it. People are right, I should read more.


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[oskihen]

It's not very often I'd be able to post in this thread, but I've just started with Ernest Hemmingway - For whom the bell tolls. I'm about 20% in and can recommend it. People are right, I should read more.


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If you thought cigars are obsessive books are far worse , I could talk about and recommend books till the cows come home

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[Krist]

If you thought cigars are obsessive books are far worse , I could talk about and recommend books till the cows come home

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I thought you'd approve of this! It's much more enjoyable reading than watching something on the train to work and back I've found.


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[PeeJay]

I've just started 'Our man in Havana' by Graham Green. It seemed appropriate somehow.

[oskihen]

Got your crumpled linen suit out John

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