I finished reading:

“Hot Six” written by Janet Evanovich.  336 pages.  Three stars.

The eighty fourth book of the year.  29,465 pages at an average of 351 pages per book.

-Richard 

End of read-a-thon hour 18 (3/4’s through):

Pages read:  517

Time read:  6 hours 20 mins

Books finished:  2

-Richard

End of read-a-thon hour 5:

Time for bed so an update:

Pages read: 294

Time read:  3 hours 31 mins

Books finished:  2

-Richard 

I finished reading:

“Indian Killer” written by Sherman Alexis.  420 pages.  Three stars.

The eighty third book of the year.  29,129 pages at an average of 351 pages per book.

-Richard 

I finished reading:

“The Righteous Men” written by Sam Bourne.  562 pages.  Three stars.

The eighty second  book of the year.  28,709 pages at an average of 350 pages per book.

-Richard 

Reverse read-a-thon opening post:

 1) What fine part of the world are you reading from today? - The Woodlands, TX

2) Which book in your stack are you most looking forward to?   Red Comet
3) Which snack are you most looking forward to?  Golden Oreos!
4) Tell us a little something about yourself!  English Ex-Pat "Lost in Texas"
5) If you participated in the last read-a-thon, what’s one thing you’ll do different today? If this is your first read-a-thon, what are you most looking forward to?   Not really focused on goals.   A combination of reading and watching Olympics!!

-Richard

I finished reading:

“Wild Horses” written by Dick Francis.  338 pages.  Three stars.

The eighty first book of the year.  28,147 pages at an average of 347 pages per book.

I finished reading:

“Christianity Without Beliefs” written by Marshall Davis.  125 pages.  Five Stars.

The eightieth book of the year.  27,809 pages at an average of 348 pages per book.

-Richard 

I finished reading:

“The Foundation Pit” written by Andrey Platonov.  180 pages. Five Stars.

The seventy ninth book of the year.  27,684 pages at an average of 350 pages per book.

-Richard 

I finished reading:

“Murder at the Kennedy Center” written by Margaret Truman.  334 pages.  Three stars.

The seventy eighth book of the year.  27,504 pages at an average of 353 pages per book.

-Richard 

I finished reading:

“The Discoverers: A History of Man’s Search to Know His World and Himself” written by Daniel J. Boorstin. 684 pages.  Three stars.

The seventy seventh book of the year.  27,170 pages at an average of 353 pages per book.

-Richard 

I finished reading:

“The Tailor of Panama” written by John le Carre.  400 pages.  2 stars.

The seventy sixth book of the year.  26,486 pages at an average of 348 pages per book.

-Richard 

I finished reading:

“Gemini:  The Illuminae Files_02” written by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff.  659 pages.  Five stars.

The seventy fifth book of the year.  26,086 pages at an average of 348 pages per book.

-Richard 

I finished reading:

“whose names are unknown” written by Sanora Babb. 222 pages.  Five stars.

The seventy fourth book of the year.  25,427 pages at an average of 344 pages per book.

-Richard 

I finished reading:

“The Rhythm of Prayer” edited by Sarah Bessey.  146 pages.  Four stars.

The seventy third book of the year.  25,205 pages at an average of 345 pages per book.

  -Richard

I finished reading:

“The Rule of Four” written by Ian Caldwell and Dustin Thomason.  346 pages.  Three stars.

The seventy second book of the year.  25,059 pages at an averse of 348 pages per book.

-Richard 

I finished reading:

“Goodnight” written by Abram Tertz (Andrei Sinuavsky).  364 pages.  Five stars.

-Richard

I finished reading:

“Selected Poems” written by Frank O’Hara.  258 pages.  Five stars.

The seventieth book of the year.  24,349 pages at an average of 348 pages per book.

-Richard

I finished reading:

“The Train” written by Vera Panova.  281 pages.  Five stars.

The sixty ninth book of the year.  24,091 pages at an average of 349 pages per book.

-Richard 

I finished reading:

“The Ghost” written by Robert Harris.  412 pages.  Four stars.

The sixty eighth book of the year.  23,810 pages at an average of  350 pages per book.

-Richard