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I'm also a chicklit fan. I love it for a fun quick read. Try Katie Fforde if you haven't already. I've read most of the authors you've got listed above and Marian Keyes is one of my favourites.

I'm in. I've read P and P that many times I'll only read the zombie one. That's been on my TBR list anyway.

The boneshaker, Cherie Priest :stars3:

I was also thinking Pride and Prejudice, but then I was thinking maybe we could read the zombie version and compare them? I think it would also be better if you have read Pride and Prejudice first.

Yes, why not? I think it's a good idea. A little bit of romance never hurt anyone. :)

Beauty by Susan Wilson. I couldn't put this book down and it's resonated many years after for me.

Well I plan to resume my foray into steampunk over the next two months. I'm going to read Boneshaker that apparently won a Sci-fi award recently. I'm also going to read, The somnambulist, Jonathan Barnes; The manual of detection, Jedediah Berry and The Court of the air, Stephen Hunt. Slowly...

Rebecca Daphne Du Maurier :stars5:

Finished! Obvious comparisons to Jane Eyre but still deservedly its own novel. away with it. Also, did Maxim choose his second bride because she was so subservient? Someone he could control the way he couldn't control the first Mrs De Winter? And Manderley! The shame to lose a house so...

As of late I have been buying lots of magazines to do with extending and renovation and decorating. Extend is a great one and Houses. Subscribing to Inside Out and buying Home beautiful and House and Garden. Getting from the library Belle and Vogue Living. When at the hairdressers I love to...

I'm about to start chapter 13. I know I've read Rebecca but I can't remember hardly any of this. I'm still enjoying it all though. I'm a big believer in you often make yourself feel the way you do and it's not others, and I think the protagonist is testament to that. Du Maurier writes in...

Read House on the Strand next. That's another stand out. :)

Started last night but only a few pages in. I've read this before many years ago - I think I was a teenager??? Anyway, I love how gothic it is at the beginning. I've read others by her and my two favourites are My cousin Rachel and The house on the strand.

I should be picking up my copy today from the bookshop. I decided to buy it as I've read it before and I remember it as a good book.

I have read practically every Poirot novel but I'm yet to read Curtain.

The Age. We lived in Queensland for two years and my god I missed my paper!!!

Other worlds, Barbara Michaels. :stars2:

Let me also add Happy birthday!! Hope you have/had a good one. :)

You have convinced me to check her out. :)

Try Matthew Reilly, it's as though you're reading an action movie.