Was on a diving trip last week and caught up reading in my down (land) time.
Hogans book - I was surprised I liked this so much. I mean, it was really good. Definately not the Hogan you have in mind when you are thinking about the one on TV. He was very frank about his steroid use, the way he got started in the biz (had his leg broken first day of training camp to discourage him) and his personal/family life. Would recommend reading.
He talked about how the night he beat the Iron Shiek for the belt, he shattered his kneecap into 4 pieces with a knee drop but never took a day off afterwards. Spoke about how he was so disappointed and pissed off in WCW when after the nWo build up with Sting for their epic (haha) match that took over a year to come to materialize, Sting showed up for the match fat and out of shape. And blew the ending by being so gassed out and blown up that he couldn't lift his shoulder to kick out after Hogans pin attempt, thus screwing up the entire outcome and angle. He had a year to get in amazing shape and instead didn't do shit mostly. Even the Sting in the rafters was not the real Steve Borden most of the time.
Read Jerichos second book Around the World In Spandex (or something like that) and his was good too. He is probably the only person to write in depth about Chris Benoit. Said he knew something was "off" with Benoit at Eddy's funeral. How Chris ran up to him and embraced him in a rib crushing hug for over 5 minutes just crying. Then was pissed off Jericho was not a pall bearer. Told Jericho "here take this flower and put it on his casket before they lower. Here take it. Promise me you will do that. Eddy would want you to. Here take it". But when Jericho tried to take it, Benoit wouldn't let go. Very frank with his time in WWE and how he fucked up in the beginning by having a "WCW" attitude.
Red Harvest - Zombie Star Wars book - had potential but didn't reach what it could have been. Yeah, not a wrestling book but I read it anyway. Fuck it.
