A giant Harry Potter Uber Geek.

The Twilight series by Stephanie Meyer is good.

Stephen King, especially his short stories are great.

But since I get motion sick no matter how I travel, I bring audio/podio books with me.  

Funny: Robert Rankin - the dood is doing asid and writing his trips down, thats probably the only way to say it

Funny: Terry Pratchet - one of the rare guys who can always make me laugh (if you get it laugh) 

Romance: Infected by some dood

any of the above and if any1 likes cop books that have cool killing bits check out 'the dying game' and 'Broken Angles'.  

N8 i didn't think you could read :P

what's wrong with a bit of senseless violence to a lemming?

they're only going to walk off a cliff.

a boring nerd.

you would like 'magyk' but wnt tell you who its by

what's wrong with a bit of senseless violence to a lemming?

they're only going to walk off a cliff.

the sword of truth series by Terry Goodkind. There are 12 books in tota. So you'll have something to read alright

[1st Dutch junkie] All that matters is getting my fix.

  I love the Harry Potter books as well,  I started off reading them to my son about 8 years ago, I'd read to him before bed and he always fell asleep and I would just keep reading.  That lasted about 2 books then I just started reading them by myself.  I have now read each book at least twice and I read the 7th and last on 3 times.  I also like pretty much any sci-fi or horror books.

• These gathering hosts of loyal junkies, under the command of the great SCOTT

I read all of Koontz (fast, simple reading). I second the Terry Pratchet, "Going Postal" was my most recent re-read.

John Soul good for ghost stories. But the most recent read I enjoyed the most was the "Ring World" series by Larry Niven. After that, I would have to say a good vacation read was "The Chronicles of Amber" by Roger Zelazny.

My Motto: I work very hard to be lazy...

Some good ones are most if not all James Patterson books, especially the Alex Cross novels. Alex Cross novels have foul language and lots of violence, kind of like sigler. Harry Potter. Ender's Game is interesting. A Jodi Picult novel called 19 minutes, great book.

G-Man

Nine million terrorists in the world I gotta kill one with smaller feet than my sister. - John McClane

and just thought of another favorite author of mine.

V C Andrews. If you like fucked up families with dark twisted secrets, this one's for you. Especially Flowers in the Attic. (The rest weren't written by her, cuz she died.

- Verveces tui similes pro ientaculo mihi appositi sunt. (I have jerks like you for breakfast.)