The Girl on the Train, what a good read, as you said, unputadownable!
Suzzie x
I am trying to get through The Shepherds Crown - By Terry Pratchett. Struggling, even though I am a big big fan, I know it is his last publish Discworld novel.
And yes, it is young adult. But I never grew up.
Also have some Christopher Hitchens on the go.
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Finders Keepers by Stephen King- engrossing.
I have just finished the whole Drenai series by David Gemmell and am about to start Neil Gaimanās Ocean at the end of the lane, in an actual hard copy book for a change 
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Just discovered Chris Stewart and reading his Driving Over Lemons. First in his series about when he and his wife moved to a remote area of Spain in the 1990s. Chris was originally the drummer with Genesis. It is so well written and amusing! Can recommend it highly!
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I have just ordered Wool on the strength of your summary Linda, I do like a good trilogy
I have read Driving over Lemons Bee , @StudioBeeArt really enjoyed it too.
I love listening to audio books when working , and am currently being read the Game of Thrones books, not sure I would have read them , but am really enjoying having them read to me.
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I just took that Neil Gaiman out of the library.
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I have nearly finished that Neil gaiman book nevertheless. Itās brilliant.
Must admit itās taken me longer than normal to read it in kept falling asleep while reading it at first ops.
I am reading my David gemmell books again and I have American gods to re read
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Well that was a good book itās been a long time since I finished one that quickly! Moving on to neverwhere next 
My mobile keeps changing my words.,just realised neverwhere has come out as nevertheless. Silly mobile.
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I read Patrick Galeās Notes from an Exhbition, it was a slow starter, but I really enjoyed it once I got into it.
Iām now reading The Stranger by Harlan Coben, heās always a great read, love his style.
I have worked my way through Neil Gaimanās Neverwhere, Good Omens and a couple of short story compilations Iām now putting Tom Holt onto my e-reader. I read a lot whilst waiting for the embroidery machine to finish as I have to sit beside it whilst itās going or it gets offended and tangles, snaps thread and all sorts of nasty things lol
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Is tom holt any good? I have never read any of his books
This has got to be the 4th or 5th time Iāve read them now I enjoyed them that much. Theyāre a bit different to what I normally read, but thereās still lots of magic and they can be quite funny and a little bit odd 
lol
I might have to try his books. I do have a pile building up of books I need to read. But I donāt mind of it gets a bit taller. Lol.
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Six Years by Harlan Coben. Love his books.
I have just finished the wool trilogy that Linda @wildrosedesigns mentioned in Feb , fantastic , couldnāt put them down!
Not sure what is next in my heap ā¦possibly Margaret Atwood Lady Oracle.
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Iām reading another Tana French- Faithful Place
Iām reading The Improbability of Love by Hannah Rothschild, and itās also the Waterstones book of the month. Itās really quirky and not about love hardly but of a long lost painting and itās history of a few hundred years and all the crazy art world people that want it. Itās also just been shortlisted for the Baileyās Womenās Prize for fiction. Itās not normally the kind of novel that I would read but Iām so glad I am!
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