Quantum Evolution by Johnjoe McFadden: Fascinating Read on Quantum Physics

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I'm almost done reading "Quantum Evolution", by Johnjoe McFadden. I've found it to be absolutely fascinating. It's changed the way I look at the universe and life. I never knew things like a quantum superposition were possible. I'm looking forward to reading a lot more books on quantum physics. I was thinking of getting a book on quantum gravity next. Any suggestions on other good QP books?
 
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I disagree. It sounds like the original poster has read a popular exposition. I would recommend a Modern Physics book.