I'm reading the new Eve Dallas book by JD Robb, "New York to Dallas"...and I don't want it to end...it's a good one.

I've read up to #18. I like the In Death series (not Eve Dallas series). The sex scenes are easy enough to read through and mostly ignore.

I'm about 3/4 thru Hunger Games. There are times I don't want to put the book down. I didn't expect the book to grab me right away...but it did. I just hope the other 2 in the series are as good as this one.

The second follow on very well from the first. The third is a bit different and it feels a little like it was rushed. It's still good, just not as good as 1 & 2.

I finished The Hunger Games this weekend. I enjoyed it and will probably read the next two (I'm wary of sequels sometimes, such as Ender's Game...I never read the following books because the ending of Ender's Game got a little too weird for me).

Anyways, The Hunger Games was great, but I was getting a little annoyed with Katniss and the fact that [SPOILER] she couldn't tell that Peeta's love for her was real and not fabricated for the games. It was so obvious that only a fool would think it was faked.[/SPOILER] Other than that, it was a great read.

Today I finished reading "The Cross" by Scott G. Mariani. It's A Vampire Federation's 2nd novel. I said 1st novel: "Uprising" was the great vampire story. So now, I have to say "The Cross" is the greater vampire story than previous one! The action is nicely written. I couldn't put it down.

You can't believe my words? Trust me, you'll enjoy this series. The novel is very fast paced and easy to read. If you are looking for a good vampire novel like "The Midnight Mass", then I really recommend the first Vampire Federation novel:Uprising, and then you have to get into "The Cross". You won't be disappointed.

http://www.google.co.jp/url?sa=t&rct=j&q...TSWZfXpM5w

Today I finished reading "The Cross" by Scott G. Mariani. It's A Vampire Federation's 2nd novel. I said 1st novel: "Uprising" was the great vampire story. So now, I have to say "The Cross" is the greater vampire story than previous one! The action is nicely written. I couldn't put it down.

You can't believe my words? Trust me, you'll enjoy this series. The novel is very fast paced and easy to read. If you are looking for a good vampire novel like "The Midnight Mass", then I really recommend the first Vampire Federation novel:Uprising, and then you have to get into "The Cross". You won't be disappointed.

http://www.google.co.jp/url?sa=t&rct=j&q...TSWZfXpM5w

So I had been looking for these since you first mentioned them, I'm a vampire junkie, and I couldn't find them for the longest time but it sounded familiar so I just looked again and see that for some reason they are published under the name Sean McCabe here instead of Mariani. So now I'll be checking it out sometime soon.

I've read up to #18. I like the In Death series (not Eve Dallas series). The sex scenes are easy enough to read through and mostly ignore.

But...all the "In Death" books are Eve Dallas stories. Am I missing something? What do you mean?

So I had been looking for these since you first mentioned them, I'm a vampire junkie, and I couldn't find them for the longest time but it sounded familiar so I just looked again and see that for some reason they are published under the name Sean McCabe here instead of Mariani. So now I'll be checking it out sometime soon.

Ah! The U.S. edition is Sean McCabe, and U.K. edition is Scott G. Mariani. I don't know why he changed his name...

A vampire junkie? So you shoud read this series!

I just started reading "Blood Oath" by Christopher Farnsworth. So far this is pretty excellent!

Re-reading the Dark Tower series, on book 4 and heading for King's newest book 4 1/2. I must say that the story of Roland
Just keeps drawing me back, definitely one of my favorite characters along with RJ

I started reading a sci-fi book called "Necropath" (I can't remember the author right now) that I picked up from Book A Million before it closed here in Fayetteville. I can't seem to get into it though. Might need to try something else and then go back to it.