Reading Innocent Traitor and Abhorsen....nearly finished both of them.

"Celtic Mythology" by Ward Rutherford; 

"The Four Branches of the Mabinogi" by Sioned Davies;

"The Mabinogion" by Sioned Davies - now that I've found the glossaries its much more fun );

"Pagan Celtic Britain" by Anne Ross - an absolutely fascinating wander through Britain, Ireland and continential archaeology to explore pagan beliefs pre- and post-Roman occupation; and

"The Witch of Portobello" by Paulo Coehlo - a strange book where letters are used to describe the central character who is deceased .

Just finished No Place Like Home by Mary Higgins Clark think this is the third one of hers I have read, must say I am really getting to like this Author.

Starting Gone by Jonathan Kellerman like all his books.

This month so far I've read Tess Gerritsen - Bloodstream (which I thought was ok), Debra Kent - Wife Living Dangerously (a quick easy read - wasn't very happy with the ending though) Laura Kasichke - Be Mine (bit of an uncomfortable read but overall I enjoyed it).Cecelia Ahern - If you could see me now (I know it has had mixed reviews on here but I loved it). Just started Air Babylon - Imogen Edwards Jones - which I'm enjoying and know it will be another quick read. 

Finished Haunted yesterday and made a start on Son of a Witch by Gregory Maguire.  Had a moblib book arrive today (Karma by Holly A Harvey) so might abandon SoaW for that...don't know, can't make up my mind!! 

Have now started "Marshmallows For Breakfast" by Dorothy Koomson

Snap Mel... I'm enjoying it, it's my travelling book!!  I started The Birth House last night as the author has been on BB and I couldn't resist starting it!!

I just finished Hotel Babylon last night by Imogen Edward-Jones and about to start Ophelia by Lisa Klein.

Started "The Bodyguards Story" by Trevor Rees- Jones last night and i cant put it down.

Giving up on Tom Clancy's Ruthless.com. It's boring, the only vivid scenes are those of torture yuk.

Starting the second book of  Jean M. Auel's Children of the Earth, The Valley of Horses.

Just finished "The Good Husband Of Zebra Drive", going to start "How To Talk To A Widower" next.

Finished Lucky by Alice Sebold, don't usually like bio's and 'misery' memoirs but this was far better, had me gripped.
Finishing Beach Babylon off.

Finished Two Caravans last night - really, really enjoyed it, now on its way as a swap with Sarita.  Out into the garden now to start the Margaret Drabble for the Leeds Book Group, The Sea Lady.  After that, it'll be Sam Bourne's Last Testament so I can complete a swap with Samantha/Starhud5.  Then you can all help me choose my holiday reading...

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Finished Two Caravans last night - really, really enjoyed it, now on its way as a swap with Sarita.  Out into the garden now to start the Margaret Drabble for the Leeds Book Group, The Sea Lady.  After that, it'll be Sam Bourne's Last Testament so I can complete a swap with Samantha/Starhud5.  Then you can all help me choose my holiday reading...

Glad you liked Two Caravans , i really liked it too, makes you see how dangerous it is for illegals and it was quite funny sometimes too.
Liked your quote on 'page 100' thread from it, recognised it straight away.

Just finished 'The Bridesmaid/To Fear A Painted Devil' Ruth Rendell Two really good stories. Not sure what to read next but maybe 'The Other Side of the Dale' Gervase Phinn. A new author to me. Looks a very light quick read.