To play along, just answer the following three (3) questions:
• What are you currently reading? • What did you recently finish reading? • What do you think you’ll read next?
The Forest Bull by Terry Maggert. Review will be posted next week.Three lovers who stalk and kill the immortals that drift through South Florida (tourists are a moveable feast, after all) are living a simple life of leisure- until one of them is nearly killed by woman who is a new kind of lethal. When Ring Hardigan isn’t making sandwiches for, and with, his two partners, Waleska and Risa (they’re cool like that), he’s got a busy schedule doing the dirty work of sending immortals to the ever after. Wally and Risa provide linguistics, logistics, and finding the right place for him and his knife– together, they’re a well-oiled machine, and they’ve settled into a rhythm that bodes ill for the Undying. Warlocks, vampires, succubae and the odd ghoul have all fallen to their teamwork. Life is tough, but they soldier on killing the undead, liberating their worldly goods for charity, and generally achieving very little.
The powerful bond between humans and dogs is one that’s uniquely cherished. Loyal, obedient, and affectionate, they are truly “man’s best friend.” But do dogs love us the way we love them? Emory University neuroscientist Gregory Berns had spent decades using MRI imaging technology to study how the human brain works, but a different question still nagged at him: What is my dog thinking?
Berns and his dog embark on a remarkable journey and be the first to glimpse the inner workings of the canine brain. Painstakingly, the two worked together to overcome the many technical, legal, and behavioral hurdles. Berns’s research offers surprising results on how dogs empathize with human emotions, how they love us, and why dogs and humans share one of the most remarkable friendships in the animal kingdom.
How Dogs Love Us answers the age-old question of dog lovers everywhere and offers profound new evidence that dogs should be treated as we would treat our best human friends: with love, respect, and appreciation for their social and emotional intelligence.
What did I recently finish reading?
In a society where unwanted teens are salvaged for their body parts, three runaways fight the system that would “unwind” them.
What am I reading next? (After I finish what am I currently reading).
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I am amazed when someone reads more than one book at at time. 🙂
ENJOY your reading week.
Elizabeth
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Thank you for visiting Elizabeth. I went to your blog and you just put another book on my TBR Mountain. Yes a mountain not a pile. 😉
I hear ya about a mountain, but it isn’t it fun? 🙂
ENJOY your week.
THANKS for stopping by my blog. Which book did you add to the mountain?
Elizabeth
Silver’s Reviews
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Love your header. Is that Tagxedo or Wordle?
Wordle
Great…that site is so cool.
I like the idea of The Wedding as a comfort read, will have to check it out!
Thank you for stopping by ! What are some of your comfort reads?
My main ones are Peter Pan, Twilight & Eclipse *the shame*, The Chronicles of Narnia and The Time Traveller’s Wife. Oh and at Christmas The 12 days of Christmas by Tricia Ashley 🙂
Unwind looks crazy! ~Deanna
Unwind is Crazy! Good and the premise just knocked me on my behind. Thank you for stopping by!
I love Julie Garwood. I haven’t read any of hers in a long time. Now I want to go read it again too! Here is my WWW http://cynthiastacey.com/2013/10/23/www-wednesdays-oct-23/
Thank you for visiting. Julie Garwood and Mary Jo Putney are so solid. This one has just always been my favorite.
I can’t manage reading more than 2 books at once. I have no idea why. I hope you enjoy your books 🙂
Haven’t read any of those…:/
Here is the link to my answers http://ireadboooks.wordpress.com/2013/10/23/www-wednesdays-october-23-2013/
Thank you for visiting and the link.
Good to know you liked Unwind. I bought a copy for my kindle but haven’t read it yet.