What I'm reading this (almost) first week of November 2006...

First off, I topped 10,000 hits on my blog this morning after starting it in the middle of April 2006. So that's exciting. On to what I'm reading this week...
I'm about 1/3 of the way through Like Sheep Gone Astray by Leslie Sherrod. The tension persists and I'm intrigued by the conflict. I can't wait to see what happens when his wife figures out what's going on! I'm on chapter 7 of A Vow to Cherish. Deborah Raney really knows how to draw you into a story. I watched the movie when it first came out and have noticed some differences, but for the most part it's the same. It's different reading a book after you've seen the movie, but so far it's holding my interest. I started Relentless by Robin Parrish. My son told me months ago (when the book first arrived) that I had to be careful reading the story because he couldn't stop reading it and read it straight through (like he went to bed at 5 A.M. after continually telling himself...just one more chapter) so I put off reading this one until now. So far it's definitely different. I'm keeping it at work so there is no chance of a sleepless night for me. I'm still reading Trial by Ordeal by Craig Parshall. Poor guy probably thinks I don't like his book. I do, but haven't felt compelled to pick it up in a month or so mainly because it's not my favorite genre. I hope to read more this week. I'm also planning to begin Anna's Journey by Nancy Toback this week. I'm about half way through the non-fiction title How to Study the Bible (youth edition) by Tim LaHaye. I think we're going to follow the outline for our family Bible studies next year. The author has fabulous recommendations and I've tried a few things already and like his ideas. That's it for now. Stay tuned.