Do you read on a cruise?

[sailingrose]

I love to read when I get a chance and always bring a book or 2 on a cruise. For Island flair I read Bob Morris, for Alaskan adventures, Sue Henry or Dana Stabenow. I also read the romance writers and some of the mystery writers.

[RNSANE]

I always have a book with me, everywhere I go...but how much I read, especially on a cruise, is

minimal. Thank heavens for audiobooks...one is on the minute the key is in the ignition when I'm driving...as long as they are unabridged. I feel cheated, otherwise. I prefer all the crime writers like Jeffrey Deaver, Ann Rule, James Patterson, etc....though, one in awhile, I'll do Maeve Binchey or someone else since, this forensic nurse needs a break from that stuff.

[DebbieandJerry]

I love to read (about a book every 2 days). Sometimes I'm packing 6-8 books. Lots of variety, lots of fiction and non-fiction. On the last trip, one particularly fabulous read was LIVE, PRAY, LOVE (or whatever order it's in). Perfect book to read while on vacation.

[lashl]

Lynda reads on a cruise, I don't usually.

[jacketwatch]

Not me. Just the menu and the daily pamphlet.

[hazelson]

MrsAmanda7 - just got a book from the library by Maddy Hunter - will let you know ;o)

Thanks for the suggestions!

[sailinglisa]

I love reading on a cruise. Karl Hiassen has already been covered, but I like the Stephanie Plum series by Janet Evanovich, the Women's Murder Club seried by James Patterson, almost anything by Nora Roberts or Linda Howard.

[hazelson]

Lisa - I love Evanovich as well - just got her "Overboard".

[snc426]

No reading for me, on any vacation... I can read at home!

But I appreciate that we all are different; if we were all the same this would be a boring world!

[zebra]

Tony usually reads two books on each cruise. He's an avid reader and his favorite author is Wilbur Smith. Me on the otherhand.... I spend most of my time out and about and about all the reading I have time for is the daily paper in the room.