do you mean like share more N.T. Wright books that might be good to read? or like share more about the one I already recommended?

uhhh... either? If one is particularly good, I'd like to know about it. Or if one is not so good, I don't want to waste my time... etc.

well, I've never actually completed a book by him, but I like what I have read of The New Testament and the People of God and The Resurrection of the Son of God. In particular, I like the role that the concept of story plays in his epistemology, which he develops in the first section of The New Testament and the People of God. It's had a sizeable influence on my own approach to telling stories. Wright is probably at his strongest when he's engaging contemporary/postmodern thinkers and their ideas, because he never puts them in generalized boxes; he takes care to see their valid points, and to offer alternate, hopefully more coherent models where theirs break down. He's smart, humble, and not afraid to make positive claims.
Writing all this good stuff about Wright, it occurs to me that it would be a pretty good use of my time to pick these books of his up again, try to make some progress in 'em!