Like the title says...what book are you reading right now? I'm reading Frozen Heat by Richard Castle =]

I don't remember the title, but my husband and I have been listening to the Jane Yellowrock series on audible. X3

The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides 

Started slow, but the asylum vibe is starting to kick in and hook me :D

About to start Under a Killer Moon by B.J. Daniels!

The Night Stalker A chilling serial killer thriller Detective Erika Foster

The Swan Book by Alexis Wright

"A hundred years into the future, when climate change has irreparably damaged the earth, a refugee from the frozen northern hemisphere called Bella Donna finds a mute teenage girl she names Oblivia and takes her to live with her on an old derelict warship in a dry, polluted swamp in northern Australia." 

- https://stella.org.au/prize/2014-prize/the-swan-book/

Book 4 of the Crave Series by Tracy Wolff ! 

Truckers by Terry Pratchett

Leviathan Wakes, by James S.A. Corey - brilliantly written sci-fi

(also a maassssive fan of Pratchett books, Kuwait xD)

@uta and Kuwait -- I'll have to get ya'll's opinions on Discworld series by Pratchett -- thinking about starting them, sometime soon. 

"Boy21" by Matthew Quick and "Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry" by Mildred D. Taylor

Right now I am reading A Court of Thorns and Roses, not my typical genre, but I am hooked!

Harry Potter series for the first time at 30 years old! Lol

Going to be starting Diggers by Terry Pratchett tonight or tomorrow night.

Rock Chick Redemption by Kristen Ashley

The Selection by Kiera Cass and Murder On the Orient Express by Agatha Christie. 

Fire on the Fens by Joy Ellis (: hooked on this author right now

”Sometimes people think if they love a broken person enough, they can be what finally repairs them, but the problem with that is the other person just ends up broken, too.” -Colleen Hoover

A Curious Beginning by Deanna Raybourne

Diggers by Terry Pratchett

Nothing More to Tell  - McManus, Karen M.

64% through with Court by Tracy Wolff 

Caliban's War, the second book in the Expanse series by James S.A. Corey (i.e. Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck), and thoroughly enjoying it even though I've watched the TV version so many times that I know it like the back of my hand.

ETA - @Eyre, if it isn't too late. On the subject of Discworld, they tend to be very 'marmite' books (either love them or hate them). But if you're into surreal fantasy that doesn't take itself (or anyone else) very seriously, then give them a go! Pratchett was also just... a master with language, and brilliant at playing around with language. Something that I didn't realise so much when listening to the audiobooks as a kid, but that you really pick up on when reading his writing.