I am reading another of Tess Gerritsens books.. I love them!



"No hospital could have been prepared for the man" - Dr. Toby Harper admits one quiet night to the Springer Hospital. Delirious and in critical condition from a possible viral infection of the brain, he barely responds to treatment. And then he disappears without trace. Under fire from the hospital administration for literally losing a patient, and fearful that she's missed a life-threatening diagnosis, Toby knows she must find the patient. Her hunt is intensified when a second delirious patient dies in the hospital's care. But even more chilling is the discovery that the infection can only be spread through direct tissue exchange. As this disturbing news threatens to surface, Toby follows a trail that winds from a sixteen-year-old prostitute who is being stalked to a curiously secretive home for the elderly. And then, as unexpected tragedy hits close to home, Toby discovers the unthinkable: a terrifying and deadly epidemic is about to be unleashed...

I'm reading The Mammoth Hunters by Jean M. Auel. I'm loving this series.

i'm reading a super duper long article in "the believer" magazine about a radical queer taxidermist.

The Life of Pi by Yann Martel.

jillybean said:

Very cool story. I hope you enjoy it.

The Body Farm by Patricia Cornwell

jillybean said:

I couldnt get into that..

REDBABY said:

Really? I enjoyed it a lot. It was different and I loved the boy in it. I hate when I get all geared up to read a book and then I can't get into it. I usually give a book at least 100 pages and if I'm not into then, I move on.

I'm finally reading HOUSE OF LEAVES. Everyone on the org has loved it so far. I'm really diggin' it. It's crackers!!!!! I think that after I finish it I will be rocking back and forth in a dark room while playing with my lips and making noises.


Thanks to CBorgma, I read THE COMMITTMENT by Dan Savage. What a heartwarming book. I loved it.

M

I'm reading The Circle by Peter Lovesey.


Never read anything by him before but quite getting into it.

the whole lesbian sex book...so far, it's pretty insightful.

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

Are there any homework assignments or anything?

I'm reading a book called "What's Going On In There?". It's about human neurological development.

HereToRockYourWorld said:

no...and even if there were, nobody's around to volunteer.

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

Flirting with you is hopeless.


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HereToRockYourWorld said:

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

To be fair, it is true that I'm not "around", per se. But. . . you know. . . I could be. . .

The Devil's Banker by Christopher Reichs. Next up is Patricia Cornwell's new book At Risk. I go thru about a book a week. :nerd:

HereToRockYourWorld said:

Get a room!!!!!

xxoo
Love ya both!!

M

This Business of Television, 3rd Edition. Xciting, I know.

npgmaverick said:

textbooks should have forewards/introductions written by fun celebrities. i mean, who could keep their hands off "Principles of Accounting, 8th Edition (with foreward by Beck)"?

Anx said:

I see the future: "What To Expect When You're Expecting (Forward by John Waters)" That would kick a**.

npgmaverick said:

"Advanced Applications in Algebra (Revised with new introduction by Tara Reid)"

Anx said:

"Math is hard"...

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

trust me, you will



i picked it up again last night and just strolled through it
i love that book so much. it's become almost like a friend..

omg, i'm ready for institutionalisation

IstenSzek said:

The Institutionalisation of IstenSzek - The Sequel to House of Leaves

It has a nice ring to it.



M

Finally reading "Catcher in the Rye"

npgmaverick said:

a horrible message board.

jerseykrs said:

you tellin me...Crap...all crap.