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Related: About this forumWhat are you reading the week of May 11, 2014?
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I'm reading an old Clive Cussler novelShock Wave. Bought it at Goodwill.
This is one of the popular Dirk Pitt novels.
Very entertaining.
Anyone read Cussler's books?
shenmue
(38,538 posts)I'm reading 'The Outcast Dead' by Elly Griffiths.
TexasProgresive
(12,345 posts)My reading time has been taken up with learning to read music (badly) and practicing guitar. It's been years since I played and never had any real training-last night I got though the 1st of Segovia's scale studies. I had to rewrite it in standard notation as well as tabulate because the master makes use of the whole neck and all the fingers. I was getting lost. Well this is one way to keep the brain functioning.
Enthusiast
(50,983 posts)getting old in mke
(813 posts)On to the last book of the space opera.
And yes, I've read most of the Dirk Pitt books and a collection of books in the other series. Perfect vacation reading.
CrispyQ
(38,882 posts)I just finished The Pillars of the Earth last night. Tonight I will start Animal Dreams by Barbara Kingsolver.
YankeyMCC
(8,401 posts)scarletwoman
(31,893 posts)It's the 5th book of his Ann Lindell series (she's a Stockholm police detective) and they've all been first rate police procedurals.
I've not read any Clive Cussler.
Enthusiast
(50,983 posts)find themselves in impossibly dangerous situations that they always find a way out of. You might say Clive's plots are far-fetched. But, if you relax and go with the flow they keep you entertained.
Ilsa
(62,421 posts)Robert Galbraith, pseudonym for JK Rowling. Loved her detective, Cormoran Strike. Looking forward to her second book.
Mz Pip
(27,980 posts)A Harry Bosch book by Michael Connelly.