A Trek novel by David Mack: Seekers 1, Second Nature. You may get a sense of the novel by checking out the TV Tropes article about Precursors.
Just finished reading Dune. I try and read it once a year but it has been about two or three since I read it last. I'm just about to start The Leftovers. I love the HBO series and I'm so hooked, I decided to read the book.
I am listening to At the Mountains of Madness by HP Lovecraft, narrated by Felbrigg Napoleon Herriot.
The radio adaption might have been more interesting. I found the story to be slightly boring but that might have been partially due to the narrator who was rather average. I am now listening to Somebody Killed His Editor by Josh Lanyon. Fun so far.
I am listening to What Einstein Told His Cook: Kitchen Science Explained by Robert Wolke, narrated by Sean Runnette. So far only sugar and artificial sweeteners, and salt has been covered but I have already learnt quite a bit.
I finished The Healing Wars: Book III: Darkfall by Janice Hardy last night and will start a new book tonight.
I gave up on Fool Moon about halfway through. The Dresden Files is not for me. Yesterday I started reading Caliban's War. The second book in the Expanse series.
I am still listening to What Einstein Told His Cook in the mornings, but in the afternoon I have been listening to The Slickrock Cafe by Chinle Miller, narrated by E. Roy Worle.
I finally finished The Time Patrol this afternoon. Man, what a slog. I usually enjoy alternate history, but I don't need (or want) a six-page history lesson about the Germanic tribes of the sixth century, or the Holy Roman Empire, or the Saxons, every 30 pages. I put Cold Days by Jim Butcher into my backpack to start on the bus tomorrow.
Currently reading Alan Dean Foster's adaptation of Star Trek and will read Into Darkness next. I am looking forward to Conn Iggulden's next War of the Roses book being released in the autumn.