What was the last book you read?

Endless Night By Richard Laymon

BLURB:

Jody Fargo is sweet sixteen but tougher than she looks she has to be. She's sleeping over at a friends house when the killer breaks I. They slaughter the family but Jody escapes, rescuing twelve year old Andy on the way...

Simon Quirt doesn't seem like the kind of fellow who would rape and murder I the dead of night. But, together with his friends, that's just what he does. Now Simon is alone. His task is to track down the only eye witnesses to the massacre and dispose of them. Simon just cant wait to get his hands on Jody...

THIS BOOK IS AMAZING. YOU SERIOUSLY CANNOT LIVE WITHOUT READING RICHARD LAYMON !!

Starscrossed by Josephine Angelinie. Like all the books, at first it infuriated me because there were so many twists and secrets in the damn beginning and I just wanted to give up after the second chapter. But of course, I can't put a book down without finishing it, and I'm soooooo glad I finished it because it turned out to be the best book I've read in the last two years! (Except for Cassandra Clare's The Mortal Instruments series, still my NO #1 choice)

A Long Way Gone. The most amazing book I have ever read. After reading it, I found the author, Ishmael Beah, and when he was nearby on his book tour, we met up and went to dinner together and he shared more stories with me. An amazing, amazing person.

Wow, Adam! Brilliant story about a great book and the author. I am jealous! I train dogs, so that's all I read about anymore, it seems. Think I'll give myself a treat and pick up a book to read on anything BUT dogs!

OP, I just got done with The Healing Tough for Dogs by Doctor Michael W. Fox. It's a form of massage to help calm, as well as diagnose your dog. I volunteer a lot with rescued dogs from Puppy Mills and so anything I can bring to help them recover from the trauma, I deeply appreciate. T-Touch Massage by Linda Tellington has been seriously useful for dogs I work with also.

But neither of them met me for dinner!

The Count of Monte Cristo

Sandel, by Angus Stewart. An unusual book.

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (I'm now on Half-Blood Prince). It's fun to read the stuff I loved when I was younger. Still love, in fact.

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

The Scarlet Letter. A labyrinth full of twists and turns.

Shadows by Ilsa Bick. It was kinda boring... :/

Re-reading the Tiger Saga by Colleen Houck now though, it's awesome! :D