What books have you started reading During Lockdown

[All uphill]

I've just re-read "A Good Place to Die" by James Buchan. A misleading title for a unique love story set in revolutionary Iran.

He gets the atmosphere and environment exactly right.

 

[raleighnut]

As an aside I've never understood the popularity of the Discworld novels. They are very formulaic and are really, imo, best suited as a teenage read

For me it's the references to classic literature littered throughout the books, I doubt many teenagers will 'get' those, some they might but there's allsorts in there.

 

[AndyRM]

Haven't read "Brighton Rock" for years!

Thanks for the prompt!

First time I'd read it, I knew what was coming, but damn that ending packed a punch!

 

[buzzy-beans]

I have just started "Conclave" by Robert Harris which I don't think is my normal type of reading matter, however a near neighbour (bookworm) assures me that it is one of the best books he has ever read.