50 SHADES OF GREY

[Rhonda]

Is anyone reading 50 shades of grey yet?

[CronicBadger]

Not me personally, but just about every woman I know who's over the age of 18 seems to be reading it.

[Rhonda]

LOL how true is that. My sister has it and she said it is really good and my friend said she is half way through and none of her housework is getting done lol. I think i may get it off my sister and i will let you know what it is like.

[tinkerbella]

I was reading these books but I didn't enjoy them at all,i found that every paged turned into the same same...
It didn't get me at all hot and streamy like it was getting my other female friends,but I must say I will go watch the
movie.....

[Blitz]

The other day there was a report in the press about all the second hand shops complain about all the copies sitting on their shelves unsold. Obviously once read...time to throw it away. It use to Dan Brown's books. I guess these books don't have the staying power of the classics.

Kim

[tinkerbella]

I love anything by Josephine Cox myself...
Romance is my thing,not about woman getting tired up and hit with whips......
oh did I just say not my thing lol....

No give me Josephine Cox any day of the week..

[CronicBadger]

"Wool" series by Hugh Howey.

This is a science-fiction trilogy set in the world of a "silo", a self-contained survival shelter buried deep underground and on the edge of a social breakdown. I've read a lot of SF&F, and can often guess how a story will develop early on, but this one kept me guessing! It's deep, multi-layered and has surprisingly rich characters for a plot-driven work. Certainly one of the most enjoyable page-turners I've read in recent years.