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Blue Afternoon-William Boyd. Just finished unfortunately. Very enjoyable tale as usual from WB. Next up Prisoners of Geography as recommended on NSC

Brazzaville Beach - William Boyd. The next in my quest to read all his novels

John le Carre - A Delicate Truth

William Boyd-an Ice Cream War Absolutely Stunning. I’m a fan of William Boyd anyway but this is one of his finest.

Just finished Brian Horton’s 2000 games which was a pleasant trip down memory lane. Next up though: An Ice Cream War-William Boyd

Always straight into the action with Baldacci. Great entertainment.

The New Confessions - William Boyd Just finished actually. A modern day classic

Just finished William Boyd-Ordinary Thunderstorms. Superb storytelling as usual. Now onto something a little lighter in the form of David Baldacci’s Stone Cold (another author I’m working my way through) before returning to William Boyd for The New Confessions which is waiting on the bookshelf.

Finished Waiting for Sunrise. Beautifully written little spy story and next up, my third William Boyd book - Ordinary Thunderstorms.

Waiting for Sunrise-William Boyd Just finished Any Human Heart by the same author. Brilliant writing so starting to work my way through his other works

I had Rotherweird on my bookshelf for the last year but never got around to reading it. Last month I donated it to the charity shop. Have I made a mistake?

The Wise Man’s Fear-Patrick Rothfuss. Book 2 following on from The Name of the Wind. Given all the hype about this fantasy Series I’m just a touch disappointed. Really needs to move quicker as spending over a book length on The hero’s early University life is not ideal. Now I’ve heard he has...

The Killer Dutch-Simon Williams. Chess book. Hard work but in a good cause for the NSC Chess Club

The Last Diaries - Alan Clark. Oh my! Quite astounding diary. Very raw, heart on the sleeve stuff. Makes me worry about who's running the country and looking after us

Yes a very strange trilogy but worth reading all three books in the series

Just finished Lonesome Dove by Larry McMurtry. A western of all things. Never thought I'd even read a western novel but profoundly moved by this brilliant novel. Gutted that it's finished.

Thank you. Next one for me then

Reading Station Eleven after recommendations on this thread. Post apocalypse fare is always a winner with me and this is a particularly good one

Hooked lately on Robin Hobb. Just reading 7th book in a row. First the Farseer Trilogy, then the Liveship Trilogy and now started the Tawny Man trilogy book one.

Didn't think it would be my cup of tea but a stunning read. Glad I took the plunge.