So What Are you Reading?: Generations

I'm reading The Rapture by Tim LaHaye and Jerry Jenkins.

 

I finished reading 3 books Time travelers never die and The Devil's eye by Jack McDevitt and Mercury by Ben Bova.

 

Finished Elusive Salvation, and am about 110 pages into Star Wars: Bloodline.

 

I'm reading Survivors by James Wesley Rawles.

 

Finished Titan: Taking Wing and moved on to Hollow Men. I keep wanting to add or remove commas, or fix the occasional sentence fragment, but I'm enjoying the story, and hear most of the characters' voices in the dialog.

 

I finished Torchwood: Something in the Water.
I then read Star Trek: The Original Series: Miasma by Greg Cox.
I'm now reading Star Wars: A New Dawn by John Jackson Miller.

 

I'm finally, for the first time, reading Crucible: McCoy: Provenance of Shadows.

This is really goddamn good, y'all.

 

I finished up the second STTOS: The Eugenics Wars book and then started Spider-Man: Kraven's Last Hunt on Sunday.

 

Cauldron by Jack McDevitt

 

I finished Don't Turn Around by Michelle Gagnon last night. I'm not sure what I'll read next.

 

I finished reading Star Trek Silent weapons by David Mack.

 

I finished Spider-Man: Kraven's Last Hunt last week, and I'm now working on the followup Amazing Spider-Man: Kraven's First Hunt.
EDIT: I finished up Kraven's First Hunt yesterday, and started Star Wars: Labyrinth of Evil, the Revenge of the Sith prequel novel.

 

The Humanoids - A One-off comic based on the 1980s Roger Corman movie, Humanoids from the Deep

Wonder Woman '77, Vol. 1

Shaft - Issues 4 - 6. (Yes, based on the Ernest Tidyman character).

 

I'm reading The Crown (Selection Series) and am disappointed by it . The other books in the series were very good; this one, not so much due to the feeling that it was rushed and some plot twists.

 

I started reading Star Wars Bloodline by Claudia Gray.

 

I decided I was in more of Trek mood, so I switched from Star Wars: Labyrinth of Evil to ST: The Fall: Revelation and Dust.

 

I'm reading Star trek Mirror Universe Obsidian Alliance.

 

I read the first two Crucible novels and really enjoyed them.
I never read the third one though, was it as good as the other two?

 

I loved the first, and thought both Spock and Kirk were kind of disasters. It you liked Spock though, you'll probably like Kirk.

 

Thanks to another thread on here, someone has every book in order of publication. So that's what i started diving into. it's gonna be a great literary adventure, good and bad. I'm currently on TOS: The Covenant of the Crown by Howard Weinstein.