What are we reading in October?

[Ally]

I have Mark Billingham's Lazy Bones right next to me to start tonight when I go to bed.

[TheOstrich]

I've read a couple of Mark Billingham's novels, he's not bad!

I'm ploughing through Peter James' "Absolute Proof". He usually writes crime fiction - the DS Roy Grace series, based in Brighton, which are excellent - but this one's a different one - it has a sort of Dan Brown "Da Vinci Code" type plot.
It's readable, but perhaps not quite as good as Dan Brown himself.

[JoM]

I've finally got around to starting Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman.

I'm not too far into it but its really drawing me in.

[Gal2]

Oh Jo I read that in the Lakes in March - couldn't put it down!!!

You'll enjoy it I'm sure x

[JoM]

Oh Jo I read that in the Lakes in March - couldn't put it down!!!

You'll enjoy it I'm sure x

I thought I'd seen someone one here mention it Gal!

[Gal2]

Timing was wrong - should have said May, not March!!

[Kaz]

I've just finished an excellent read : "What You Did" by Claire McGowan. At a reunion get-together for old University friends, Ali's best friend is attacked, and accuses Ali's husband of rape. What follows is an unravelling of her cosy life, and a painful revision of her closest relationships.

[Kaz]

I'm about to start Tidelands, the new Philippa Gregory novel, set during the English Civil War. D lent it to me, she said it was excellent

[Gal2]

Who was it that had read/wanted to read Eleanor Oliphant? Is it Jo?

I have just started a book in a similar vein (once Amazon get to know your book preferences they keep sending you recommendations!!) about, rather appropriately for me, a Cat Lady Looking interesting so far