Just finished re-reading Cousin Kate by Georgette Heyer. It is 10.10pm and I am now in that strange land of not knowing what to do with myself after the ending. I remember as a teenager going to bed at about 7pm after finishing one of the Flowers in the Attic series as didn’t know what to do with myself 
I may have to start another book now just so I don’t stare into space.
Does anyone else ever get this when a book ends too soon?
The trip is over, but I’ll keep reading books! Thanks!
Currently reading Death on the Nile. Good so far!
Yes, and I tend to start a new Kindle book immediately. I’m on book 25 of the year. I can’t not have a book on the go, I often decide on advance.
Exactly the same!! I love reading and over the last few years have totally reduced my TV viewing. My ipad comes everywhere with me in case I have some spare minutes to read (either the library app or kindle). I seem to be going through a happy ending phase so a lot of current literature is out
Love that book, Agatha Christie is one of my all time favourites! Cosy crime has got me through some tough times 
Re-reading my Agatha Christie collection this year. I love good crime stories. The new Karsten Dusse will be out in fall, I’m looking forward to it. Murder mindfully 1-3 were hillarious!
I don’t know those, will have to look for them. Re-reading books like that is like a comfort blanket. I am going back to Amelia Peabody next I think
I don’t know if it’s available in english. I laughed my ass off 
Sadly my German is limited so could only muddle through about a page and would probably miss the humour, will see if translated.
I acted in The Mousetrap back in high school. I also love Agatha Christie!
Thats a really good one
I am currently in the middle of the first book in the Stephanie Plum Series by Janet Evonavich. Let me say…I’m hooked.
Aw, I’m sure you were great! I once saw the mousetrap in london. Long long ago … Now I want to make a trip to London
agree with you about the amazon series, its not how I perceived the books at all.
I once read a book about indulgence, couldn’t get enough of it 
Super cool! I still haven’t seen it but we now have tickets. Really excited.
What was it ?
I think I did pretty well. Not to toot my own horn. 
@JennyH Awesome! I would love to see that in person. I’ve heard that it’s one of the longest running plays of all time. I acted as Giles Ralston, the stuck up Inn Keeper.
This book is so good, solid gold for (poly)addicts in order to understand themselves and their behavior
