Yes, I have the whole series - absolutely love it - I can't wait for another one - I am thinking about starting it all over again.

The Passage by Justin Cronin

I'm reading 'The Company Town' about towns that grew up around a company like Dearborn, MI.

Next up 'Committed: A Skeptic Makes Peace with Marriage' by Elizabeth Gilbert. I usually like to alternate non-fiction and fiction, but am having trouble finding fiction that interests me lately.

I give my :thumbup: for 'The Help". It was one of the best books I've read in a long time. And read 'One Day' by David Nicholls if you haven't - it too was a wonderful book.

Just started reading "A Year on Ladybug Farm"...borrowed from a friend.

Have read many of the books mentioned here...sure wish there were more hours in a day to do everything I loved doing...reading I mostly do at bedtime and seem lately to fall asleep before reading even 10 pages...so takes a long time to get through a book!

The Shack by William P. Young an incredible read.

The Potluck Club

I have read many of Debbie Macombers Book, and just finished "Heart of Texas", and now off to start "Wyoming Kid". She is a Wonderful Author and really enjoy her books.

I also have been reading Jennifer Chivarini (sp. oops) books, The Quilters Legacy. I ran out of them so need to remember to stop at the Used book Store and see if any more have come in.

I am reading The 19th Wife it is a fiction work about a type of Mormon off shoot.

I just read Time and Again by Jack Finney. I am on the sequel to it called From Time to Time. So far the second is as good as the first. These are not current books, check your library.

I am in a book club near where I live, A brand new book called Deception, new author, and reading it is a trial. a lot of mispelled words and more stuff I won't get into. It is a good type story, Not the kind I usually read. oh and the author is to be at our next meeting as well

Also Spencer, I like it, then I get to thinking ofthe guy that played him on TV, and lost bout w Cancer. Isn't it amazing how our minds wander to other things as we read?