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My father finished reading it a couple of weeks ago. He said it was a pretty amazing experience even though the action was minimal.
My father finished reading it a couple of weeks ago. He said it was a pretty amazing experience even though the action was minimal.The Broker by John Grisham. I am not a big reader of fiction but i do like the writing style of John Grisham. I have said before that his books are becoming a little predictable, but they are still a good, easy read.
My father finished reading it a couple of weeks ago. He said it was a pretty amazing experience even though the action was minimal.
Are you enjoying Conclave? I loved it!Been a busy week reading wise this past week or so. Since my last post here I have read the following:
All enjoyable reads, gaining a new appreciation for Asian literature, especially Kawabata and Murakami.
- Beauty and Sadness by Yasunari Kawabata
- The Reader On the 6.27 by Jean ierre Didierlaurent
- Men Without Women by Haruki Marakami
- Purgatory by Dante (switched to audiobook from Canto X)
- Paradise by Dante
Currently reading
Conclave by Robert Harris
&
Kokoro by Natsume Soseko
It is good so far, I have only breifly read a handful of chapters thus far. But look forward to devouring it once I can finish Kokoro (quite a slog!)Are you enjoying Conclave? I loved it!
+1 ...also re-reading Flemming...the casual racism, bigotry, misogny and inverted snobbery becomes more evident as the years pass by. The story telling remains superb though if only I could drink a carafe of vodka and a bottle of champagne and still be able to function...Worked my way through the Bond novels, got Man with the Golden Gun and Live and Let Die to go, brilliant entertainment.
Just about finished this
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Great writer. Funny, gory, sexy and makes you think about our little time we have here.
God knows I wanted to like it and there's clearly a pretty good whodunit in there somewhere but all the Latin bollocks and endless droning on about religion was too much for me and I stopped reading long before we got to "indistinguishable monk 3 in the conservatory with the candlestick" bit.
God knows I wanted to like it and there's clearly a pretty good whodunit in there somewhere but all the Latin bollocks and endless droning on about religion was too much for me and I stopped reading long before we got to "indistinguishable monk 3 in the conservatory with the candlestick" bit.
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