RBEERBOWER@cityofsalem.net
The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova

maestraw@msn.com
I am looking forward to reading The Death Collectors by Jack Kerley, and Inside Out and Upside Down by John Ramsey Miller. In addition, I cannot wait to get a copy of the new Edna Buchanan, Shadows. I have just gotten The Alphabet Sisters by Monica McInerney, and I will be anxious to start reading it.

MMarcia48@aol.com
James Lee Burke's new Dave Robicheaux novel.

SNAK1@aol.com
The new Faye Kellerman

Darmafred@aol.com
Don't miss Company Man by Joseph Finder. A real page-turner and very relevant considering China's recent bid for Unocal. This is fiction at it's best.

GliJ9@aol.com
Janet Evanovich's Eleven on Top

Misanthrope2911@aol.com
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince by J.K. Rowling

jmryan@comcast.net
Until I Find You by John Irving

themiers@bellsouth.net
I'm looking forward to reading The Mermaid Chair by Sue Monk Kidd. It if is anywhere near as good as The Secret Life of Bees, I won't be disappointed.

MRandNEW@aol.com
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince!

Janet from NJ
I am looking forward to reading The Rescue Artist: A True Story of Art Thieves and the Hunt for a Missing Masterpiece by Ed Dolnick. This is a true story of the 1994 theft and recovery of Munch's painting "The Scream."

Jan from Edmonds, WA
Gilead by Marilynne Robinson. I collect Pulitzer Prize winners for Fiction and it's this year's win, impatiently awaiting me!

CAE226@aol.com
Harry Potter and the book I'm reading right now, Eleven on Top by Janet Evanovich.

Helenme23@wmconnect.com
To Darkness and To Death by Julia Spencer-Fleming. I have read all the books in her series. Love it.

GLev@aol.com
I just read it Eleven on Top. Great summer read!

wurdplay@earthlink.net
The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova

janetlee14@mvn.net
Eleven on Top was the book I was most looking forward to, but since I just finished that one the new Harry Potter moved into first place.

sycomom@earthlink.net
I am looking forward to reading The Taking by Dean Koontz. It is our July library book club read.

anitagraham@comcast.net
The Hot Kid by Elmore Leonard

LadyHawke1043@aol.com
I have discovered Daniel Silva, and I am working my way through his previous books. I find him very exciting to read, a young Ludlum, one of my all-time favorites.

GandmaRI@aol.com
I'm looking forward to reading The Twelfth Card by Jeffery Deaver.

landis@arm-tek.net
Eleven on Top by Janet Evanovich

nsthompson17@cox.net
The New Harry Potter book

kcduez@chipsnet.com
The book I am most looking forward to reading this summer is Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.

vbsami@qwest.net
I am looking forward to reading Miracle by Danielle Steel. Although I am not a huge fan, I have enjoyed her shorter novels. This one looks to be just up my alley.

Heather
Dean Koontz's Frankenstein series --- Book #2, City of Night

Karen Coquitlam from British Columbia
J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, as well as A Breath of Snow and Ashes by Diana Gabaldon, although this isn't due out until September!

LHolstine@GLENDALEAZ.com
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

JKRECKER@aol.com
The Dive From Clausen's Pier

lket@johnroberts.com
Along with the new Harry Potter, I am looking forward to reading Pope Joan by Donna Woolfolk Cross.

newcrain@charter.net
Year of Wonders by Geraldine Brooks

STuni58@aol.com
I hope to read The Historian. My understanding is that it is very much like The Da Vinci Code and I did like Steve Berry's The Third Secret. My favorite type of book is mystery that makes you think outside of the square.

nicmax@tampabay.rr.com
I am looking forward to reading Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. I am also looking forward to reading Remembering Sarah by Chris Mooney and On Thin Ice by Cherry Adair.

ticpen@maqs.net
I am most looking forward to reading Jodi Picoult's latest book, Vanishing Acts. I love her writing.

Nancy.Parker@ncmail.net
Locked Rooms by Laurie R. King

Christine from Fairfield, CA
Eleven on Top by Janet Evanovich. My girlfriends and I all wait and read her newest book together every summer during our camping trip. What great fun and serious laughter!

srydell@charter.net
The Sound and the Fury by William Faulkner. Somehow, I managed to get through school without ever reading it, so I'm going to tag along with Oprah's Book Club for a fun read (I hope).

ATESSL@aol.com
John Irving's new one, Until I Find You

krism@bellsouth.net
Until I Find You by John Irving. It's the only book this year I'm anticipating with more interest than Harry Potter 6. Irving takes even longer than Rowling between novels, but the result is always, always worth the wait.

JKW5124@aol.com
Black Angel by John Connolly

Marsipan49@aol.com
John Twelve Hawks's The Traveler is the book I am most looking forward to reading.

LindaKLankford@aol.com
The Historian and of course, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.

bookmark60@sc.rr.com
The Historian

evelyn5@houston.rr.com
I was most looking forward to reading Janet Evanovich's Eleven On Top, which I read last week.

gcwilson57@yahoo.com
I must say that there seems to be a great wealth of interesting books to read this summer, but the one I'm most looking forward to reading is one that been on my shelf for a while --- The Princes of Ireland by Edward Rutherfurd. I am a huge fan of books related to Ireland.

ShirleyS220@adelphia.net
I am really looking forward to reading Over Her Dead Body by Kate White. She is one of my favorite authors and I can't wait to read Bailey Weggins's next adventure!

FRANCES732@aol.com
Salammbo by Flaubert
Dead As A Door Nail by Charlene Harris
Deja Dead by Kathy Reichs
Smoke and Mirrors by Tanya Huff
Dark Matter by Sheree Thomas
The Human Stain by Philip Roth
Devil's Tail by David Fulmur
A Murder in Virginia by Suzanne Lebsock
Seduced by Moonlight by Laurell K. Hamilton
Paradise Interrupted by Penny Mickelbury
Now You See It by Stuart Kaminsky
Soul Kiss by Shay Youngblood

JCZINN@aol.com
I'm looking forward to reading Barbara Taylor Bradford's series of books beginning with A Woman of Substance through her new book, Unexpected Blessings, making a total of 5 books.

hagarrpt@earthlink.net
I look forward to reading Seven Types of Ambiguity by Perlman, The Historian by Kostova, and The Shadow of the Wind by Zafon.

askalibrarian@rrpl.org
I'm looking forward to reading The Traveler.

lesdixit@softcom.net
I have been reading Donald Westlake off and on for a few years. He has a new book out called Money for Nothing. The premise is, someone receives $1,000 a month for 12 months. He has no idea who is sending this money to him, but he is glad to get it and really looks forward to the beginning of each month. I like Westlake for the interesting story lines, and he writes with a nice reading "tempo." I'm looking forward to reading this book this summer!

jfmill@verizon.net
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

Lenore in Alabama
I'm looking forward to reading The Innocent by Harlan Coben.

baxtergr@msn.com
I am currently reading Before You Know Kindness by Chris Bohjalian. On my two stacks of books waiting to be read, one of library books and one of purchased books, these are some of the titles awaiting my attention: The Tragic Vision of Joyce Carol Oates by Mary Grant, Obsessive Genius by Barbara Goldsmith, The Opposite of Fate by Amy Tan, and Broken for You by Stephanie Kallos.

WTilly7002@aol.com
Eleven on Top by Janet Evanovich

Andrea from Connecticut
I am most looking forward to reading The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova. I can't wait to become totally absorbed in this novel.

Teach529@aol.com
I can't wait to read Janet Evanovich's Eleven on Top. Her books are always a wonderful summer read!

PennyPenhallow@aol.com
I am looking forward to reading 1000 Places To See Before You Die by Patricia Schultz.

Linda from CT
I can't wait to read The Historian by Kostova...everyone in my book group is talking about it. I hope it lives up to the hype.

lisaavila2000@yahoo.com
I'm looking forward to the new Harry Potter Book as well as Kay Hooper's new book Chill of Fear, Dean Koontz's Velocity, and both Jim Butcher's new books: Dead Beat and Furies of The Calderon: Book Two.

SteinertT@aol.com
I'm looking forward to reading Eleven On Top by Janet Evanovich. I think her Stephanie Plum books are a perfect summer read, laugh-out-loud funny with love and thrills.

I'm also looking forward to the newest Harry Potter book. The last one was the first for me to read to myself, not out loud to my kids sharing the job with my husband. I couldn't believe how much I had missed out on.

DAOWEN@aol.com
The Closers by Michael Connelly. He's the best. I'm also ready for a new Harry Bosch.

schot@cox.net
I am looking forward to reading Saturday by Ian McEwan and Company Man by Joseph Finder.

SCaraway@aol.com
Cross Bones by Kathy Reichs. Her books are always a good read.

Anonymous
I am most looking forward to reading The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova. It is her first novel and it has been touted as a "must read." I love mysteries, especially with female leads. I am already on the waiting list at the library!!!!!

Misanthrope2911@aol.com
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

SeattleSnoops@aol.com
I'm going to re-read Jane Porter's The Frog Prince as I just loved it. Then I'm really looking forward to reading Lucy Monroe's Ready.

AnniejoB@aol.com
I am looking forward to reading Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. The boys are hugely entertaining, well-written, and I can't put them down. I partially can't put them down because I will only buy two books and I will be fighting my 33-year-old son and 11-year-old granddaughter on who gets to read it first.

Mmetutor@aol.com
The book I am looking forward to reading this summer is Patricia Cornwell's book, Trace. I love her books and have read every one.

peggyhagel@cox.net
The book I am most looking forward to reading this summer is Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.

Audrymarie@aol.com
The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova

Meenmom714@aol.com
The Kite Runner, and I might have to buy The Third Secret by Steve Berry. My reading taste is really all over the place!

BJ Deese from Georgia
I am most looking forward to Carpe Demon: Adventures of a Demon-Hunting Soccer Mom by Julie Kenner.

MKalac@comcast.net
The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova

JDavis7910@aol.com
Cold Hit by Stephen J. Cannell

prwamsley@adelphia.net
Trace by Patricia Cornwell. It just came out in paperback. I bought it last week and plan on reading it when I have time.

Julie
I cannot wait to read Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.

Vjnmele@aol.com
Until I Find You by John Irving

Diane from Frankfurt, Germany
I'm looking forward to reading the book I received for my birthday recently --- Baudolino by Umberto Eco. I've read other books by Eco (The Name of the Rose and Foucault's Pendulum) and while they can be challenging reads, I find they are ultimately extremely rewarding. The character of Baudolino was described to me as a medieval Forrest Gump; I loved Forrest Gump and I am very interested in the Middle Ages, so this should be just the right thing.

After Baudolino I plan to do some longed-after reading in the Science Fiction and Fantasy genre, more specifically something by Ursula LeGuin or Charles DeLint.

monysmom@comcast.net
Faithless by Karen Slaughter!!

KKbarash@aol.com
I am most looking forward to reading John Irving's new book, Until I Find You. So many of his books have given me great pleasure, especially The World According to Garp and Widow for a Year.

Interiorsbydeb2@aol.com
I'm looking forward to reading the latest Jeffery Deaver book. He absolutely keeps me on the edge of my seat!

s.benna@att.net
The book I am looking forward to reading the most is Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince by J.K. Rowling.

ngroves@charter.net
I hope to read Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell. I've had a copy of the book since Christmas, but keep putting it off because it's so thick and there are so many other things I want to read. I'll have to make it a priority.

brownloft@yahoo.com
My list is quite long, but Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince definitely tops the list!

RCaruso@AxelJohnson.com
Well I have several on the agenda that I will try to tackle outdoors in the yard on a comfy lawn chair on weekends.

The Peabody Sisters: Three Women Who Ignited American Romanticism by Megan Marshall.

The Age of Conversation by Benedetta Craveri and Teresa Waugh (about women back in the French salon era).

Cicero: The Life and Times of Rome's Greatest Politician by Anthony Everitt (Cicero has just been quoted so many times in my reads, such as John Adams).

And I have thrown in A Long Way Down by Nick Hornby and our book group's choice of The Distant Land of My Father by Bo Caldwell.

So much for the beach reads!

dscrawford@sbcglobal.net
Eleven on Top by Janet Evanovich. Fun read!

Moncada48@aol.com
Crusader's Cross by James Lee Burke!

AMAF113@aol.com
Eleven on Top by Janet Evanovich

vixw@adelphia.net
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince!

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