In these months of silence I have not abandoned proper reading, but I can say that I went up to 30 km / h. ..
It was not a waste of time anyway because today I read two wonderful novels, I met two women writers of thriller / detective very interesting and I distracted with some other reading. Surely
is wonderful Middlesex of Jeffrey Eugenides .
-reference for this and the provided below novels to my library on aNobii for more precise feedback. Here, now, I just say that this book has me completely kidnapped. The characters will remain in, the doubts, uncertainties, magic and love. There is everything in this novel that certainly equals and exceeds the g IARD ino The Virgin Suicides by the same author.
One day of David Nicholls I was not surprised. I mean, imagine, given the reviews, even famous, I would have liked. But the book goes further. Beginning with a simplicity that is also banal, the characters insinuate themselves in the mind of the reader (at least in my own) to find a space for sharing , I think. And even now, after a while 'days of the end of the book, there remain a small area of \u200b\u200bthe head. It 'amazing how this happens! 
In these months I have been attacked also readings of pure enjoyment. Among these were the best two books by Camilla Lackberg (now it seems that only the Swedish thriller to write them, right?) The ice princess and The Preacher , which in fact I'm yet ended. They start to like some landscapes. and then let's face it, in the first half of the novel was also the beginning of a love story! 
Di Tutt 'more depth and complexity are the books Fred Vargas , author I discovered through trilogy Adamsberg , or three of the first investigations of Jean - Baptiste Adamsberg , one of the most unbearable police officers ever written. This at least at first blush, because then, what happens to his colleagues, Adamsberg you stick on him and you begin to trust his theories inconclusive. One for which, however, is well worth reading the Vargas is his Paris inhabited by special characters, sometimes well-educated, sometimes superstitious, sometimes queens and sometimes hydraulic improvised but prepared. 
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