I need some new suggestions on books to read. I've exhausted what I have on hand and would appreciate hearing what others are reading. No holds barred. All suggestions are welcome. Thanks!

J. R. Ward....has a wonderful New series called the Bourbon Kings,                          others she's written: Black Dagger Brotherhood, Fallen                            Angels

Larissa Ione

Eve Silver

Silvia Day

Alexandra Ivy

Sara Humphreys

The Hollows series by Kim Harrison.

The Vampire Chronicles by Anne Rice

The Outlander series by Diana Gabaldon

Perfume by Patrick Susskind

Divine Secrets of the Ya Ya Sisterhood and then Little Altars Everywhere( read divine first) both by Rebecca Woods

Anything by Chuck Palanuick, he's nuts but highly entertaining.

Gangster and Sleepers by Lorenzo Carcaterra

Go back to any classic that you've never read. I finally read Wuthering Heights, Pride and Prejudice, Jane Eyre and Les Miserable. Please read Les Miserable, if you haven't.

Here's a great read:

In the last couple of months I've started reading eBooks and Audiobooks and, working my way through two local libraries, have found a few authors I hadn't read before.

Rasputin's Daughter by Robert Alexander was an ineresting look at the guy with some of the more outrageous claims explained.

Laura Lippman has written a series about a Jewish, female, P.I. Who operates through a network of other female investigators.

I enjoyed James Lilliefors "The Leviathan Effect" and just finished "Blasphemy" by Douglas Preston -- an interesting take on religious fundamentalism and tele-evangelism.

"Nation" by Terry Pratchett is fascinating. It's as much a parable as a fantasy.

But for a combination of adventure, mystery, romance, bad language, and some of the best humour in modern fiction, you can't go past the "...In Death" series written by Nora Roberts using the pen name J.D.Robb.

It's several years old but 11/22/63 by Stephen King was an incredible read.  I'm a huge Stephen King fan so there comes a bit of bias with it...but those I've recommended it to have ended up thanking me afterwards.

I'll give you a list of some good authors that I personally read. Your choice.

F.Paul Wilson

Brad Thor

P.T. Deutermann

Bill O'Reilly

Larry Bond

Clive Cussler

Clive Barker

Brad Taylor

Preston and Child

Alex Berenson

Stephen Hunter

Many others.

Dear Danae,

Here are two more ideas for you, which I especially enjoyed...                   THE BOYS IN THE BOAT is actually non-fiction, the US winning gold at the 1936 Olympics in Berlin. TWO OLD WOMEN is an Athabascan legend, but after that the tribe never again abandoned its frail elders in a cold winter.

I just finished reading 'Osiris' by EJ Swift.  I thought that it was pretty good.

Well, I'm late to the party, but here are my suggestions:  Lois McMasters Bujold.  Her Vorkosigan Saga series is great (Starts with Shards of Honor, I believe) and her "Curse of Chalion" series is also excellent.  The former is SF space opera, and the latter is fantasy. 

Also SF is the "Chanur" series by CJ Cjherryh

I always try the bestsellers, there usually good.