What are you reading?

Robert's great. I'm about 20 pages into Deadlock. He writes action-packed thrillers with heavy emphases on modern technology and journalism (he used to be one, so he has much inside knowledge of the industry).

The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership: 10th Anniversary Edition - John C. Maxwell

So as part of my internship I have to read this book. It's the only non-fiction book I've read in about 6 months. I find it to be quite boring.

Cell by Stephen King was pretty awesome. Justin's review did not lead me astray. I enjoyed it a lot. I really didn't expect it to go the direction it did, i probably would have done something different. Of course, Stephen King is the critically acclaimed author and i am the amateur dreamer.

Next up, Pastwatch: The Redemption of Christopher Columbus by Orson Scott Card.

Nice, I'm glad it got better. I think the next Stephen King I'm gonna read is Misery I'll let you know what I think.

The Unlikely Disciple: A Sinner's Semester at America's Holiest University

So far it's amazingly cool to hear an "outsider" type of perspective on Christianity.

I loved that book, Krystal. He's so honest and open-minded. I really respect him.

Angels and Demons - Dan Brown

The Bourne Identity - Robert Ludlum

The Slumber of Christianity - Ted Dekker

Oregon state's Death with Dignity Act.

How (not) to Speak of God by Peter Rollins.

Robert Liparulo- Gatekeepers

Only nine days till The Bride Collector is released. Woohoo! I also won a copy of Lis Wiehl's latest, Hand of Fate. Double woohoo!

Stephen King - Under The Dome. Pretty enjoyable so far, if a tiny bit hard to follow.

Anne Rice's "Vampire Chronicles: Interview with a Vampire" only a few more pages left, and then on to "The Vampire Lestat". A reread, but it has been quite a long time since I first read them.

The first 60 pages of New Moon. Surprised I even got that far.

The Bourne Supremacy by Robert Ludlum

First the Dead by Tim Downs.

Also, about to start Fidelity of Betrayal by Peter Rollins.

I'm finally reading The Shack by William P. Young.

I'm also a few pages into The Boy in the Stripped Pajamas but I really don't think I'll finish it.

The Bride Collector.

I'm in between books for the first time in a while. I just finished Tim Downs' "First the Dead" and am waiting for "Valley of Bones" by Eric Wilson and "Frenzy" by Robert Liparulo to arrive at the bookstore.

I've just started reading Out of the Silent Planet by CS Lewis. After this trilogy, I'll have finally read all of his books. So far I like it.

Currently reading Valley of Bones. It is one great book thus far!

Lamb; The Gospel According To Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal - Christopher Moore

Quite possibly the most hilariously sacriligious book in existance.

Queen of the Damned. Enjoying it even more the second time around.