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Warlight by Michael Ondaatje

A very bad fantastic romance called "magical storm" As always the female lead and male lead fight all the time and call each other names. How romantic

To Kill A Mocking Bird.

Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut. It's a re-read for me with the last time being about twenty five years. I'm about half through it.

Shadow Of The Fox. A half human, half Kitsune is tasked with guarding part of an ancient scroll that once every millennium can be used to summon a wish from a powerful kami dragon after her adopted family is slaughtered by demons seeking said scroll. Along with a demonslayer who also seeks the scroll, she goes on a quest to find a hidden temple for her own safety as demons dog them all along the way, but the demonslayer doesn't know that she's purposefully kept the scroll hidden on her person, a secret that could possibly lead to her own demise.

Jørgen Brekke: Oppdrag Mars: Reisen

every bit as thrilling as book one in this sci-fi series, eagerly awaiting book 3

Susan Cain - Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World that Can't Stop Talking.

I just started the second book in the Spice and Wolf light novel series by Isuna Hasekura. The first was excellent and I'm looking forward to the rest. It's very different from other light novels I've read, with a setting based around intrigue between trading companies, economics, with elements from folklore, and well adjusted adult protagonists.

I'm re-reading Exterminator! by William Burroughs.

A Shortcut to Success-Dr. Bob Huttinga (just started reading it)

Found Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable on audiobook.

The Night Ocean by Paul La Farge.

A Christmas present from my wife, this book begins with psychotherapist Marina Willet telling about the alleged suicide of her husband, Charlie, a nerdish but lovable research writer of mixed race, given to dark periods of depression. Charlie, obsessed with H.P. Lovecraft, believes he had found evidence that Lovecraft had left an account of hidden and unknown homosexual relations in a book called the Erotonomicon, but is devastated when his research is called fraudulent. But is Charlie really dead? And if Lovecraft hadn't written the Erotonomicon, then who had, and why? So far, a great read.

"dear Rachel maddow" is about a 17 year old girl Brynn. She is dating another girl. She ran for political office at school. Her brother overdosed on drugs and dropped dead. Her mom married another man. The man hit Brynn and kicked her out of the house