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[Carlos J]

No tales of the crisp thief, Higgins.

Is the Stanloi book the one where he talks about Kirsty Gallacher and chocolate fingers, Carlos?

Indeed, Zippy. Page 46 of the hardback. Oh Kirsty, Kirsty:

She was an incredibly sexy and sensual woman. That first night, she did a few things with some Chocolate Fingers that have stopped me looking at them in the same way since. And even though she seemed shy in some ways, she wasn't averse to experimenting with different things in the bedroom.

She could have only put them in arse or puss and then to mouth. Not the seediest thing ever, but hey seeing Gallagher doing it renders it a more titillating tale.

Still err reading it, time and that so full review later.

[Sid Pervcat]

[The Ghost of Alex Higgins]

Carlos that was horrendous and you surely must know it

[Carlos J]

Like Kirsty, I'm not averse to experimenting with different things in the bedroom.

Anyway, bought this in a charity shop for £1.40, published 2015, love a bit of Holmes, not always sure of new renderings, but gonna start tonight, Stanloi can hold fire for a bit:

[Man_called_sun]

[Roquetas]

Got the Russian to try and read a page of Irvine Welsh last night. Guilty giggling here

[The Ghost of Alex Higgins]

Get her to read Roddys post history

[Man_called_sun]

Got the Russian to try and read a page of Irvine Welsh last night. Guilty giggling here

Most Englishmen even struggle!

[colinthewarriormonkey]

A page turner

Not terribly well written, but hard to put down

[Minisooms]

Carlos I enjoyed the 39 steps even knowing what was going to happen having seen the old film ,read this over the last couple of days ,picked it up from the laundrette where my mate works and sells books on the side for help the heroes

good but grim obv , got to admire the blokes dedication ,the job nearly killed him

[Chris]

Carlos I enjoyed the 39 steps even knowing what was going to happen having seen the old film ,read this over the last couple of days ,picked it up from the laundrette where my mate works and sells books on the side for help the heroes

good but grim obv , got to admire the blokes dedication ,the job nearly killed him

That's a book I'd enjoy, Soomsi.

[kevin04]

The Descendants - Kaui Hennings.

[Carlos J]

Carlos I enjoyed the 39 steps even knowing what was going to happen having seen the old film ,read this over the last couple of days ,picked it up from the laundrette where my mate works and sells books on the side for help the heroes

good but grim obv , got to admire the blokes dedication ,the job nearly killed him

That's a book I'd enjoy, Soomsi.

Thanks, Mini, and yes Chris, I think I would enjoy that also.

Still on the 'new' Holmes abroad anthology, some interesting tales.

[Man_called_sun]

[Minisooms]

One of my old books I just re read , some very sad stories , stops me feeling sorry for myself

[Minisooms]

In bed now listening to call of the wild on free audio book ,

[Man_called_sun]

[Apples99]

Just read this. Absolutely bizarre!

[shabbado]

The Boys From Brazil.

[Thursty]

There's an awful lot of bubbly in Brazil.

[Man_called_sun]

[Chris]

Soon...

Morrissey's novel, List of the Lost, will be available in the UK, New Zealand and Australia on September 24th.
The book will be softcover/paperback only, as published by Penguin Books.

[kevin04]

Haven't read properly for a good while, so decided on Sat to go to the library and get a few books out. Doyle is always an easy read, and good for something light and if you skim/don't pay attention it usually works out in the end.

Putin's Russia - fairly interesting.

[Carlos J]

Sure I've got 'Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha' somewhere Kevin but never read.

In my top 5, MCS.

Just read this. Absolutely bizarre!

Not in my top 5, Apples, but very good and it works.

Been loaned a couple of Baldacci. Nice easy page turners but plots a go go and bit light with characterisation.

[Minisooms]

another re read in anticipation of the film with Tom hiddleston