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Marie wrote: "I am reading these three in horror:

Forest of the Damned by Lee Mountford

Midnight in the Pentagram by Kenneth W. Cain

and

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Some good reading there, Marie! The Konrath book, Trapped, is one of my all time favs. Still gives me nightmares.

WendyB wrote: "Some good reading there, Marie! The Konrath book, Trapped, is one of my all time favs. Still gives me nightmares...."

Thank you, Wendy! Cool about Trapped, but not that it gives you nightmares! Yikes! It seems I have something to look forward to then! :)

Survivor Song by Paul Tremblay

WendyB wrote: "Marie wrote: "I am reading these three in horror:

Forest of the Damned by Lee Mountford

Midnight in the Pentagram by [author:Kenneth W. Cain|4646..."

There have been a few of his books that have stayed with me after reading them.

Just finished the whole trilogy! A great read, unique story for a vampire/demon/paranormal romance.

Just finished up

And it was completely amazing, with twists and turns I didn't expect. Now I'm on to

Coulrophobia

I don't know how she does it, but Jennifer McMahon just keeps getting better and better.

Just started "Inclusify: The Power of Uniqueness and Belonging to Build Innovative Teams" by Stefanie K. Johnson for my job and have been enjoying it so far!

saw netgalley had an advance copy of this available so decided to give it a read.

Just finished My Heart is a Chainsaw by Stephen Graham Jones. It was so fun and a little gruesome.

I'm reading single by k.l. slater and I'm not enjoying it I find it really boring :(

Just finished 'Dark White' a crime noir novel by Neil Christiansen. Very impressed with it. Not sure what to read next. Most of my free time is spent writing the sequel to my own crime novel.

All Systems Red

About to start "Stranded" by Bracken MacLeod :-)

I'm re reading Billy summers I love it

Webcam

Twisted but Konrath, as usual, throws in enough humor to keep it from getting too intense.

Currently reading The San Veneficio Canon

WendyB wrote: "Webcam

Twisted but Konrath, as usual, throws in enough humor to keep it from getting too intense."

Interesting, I haven't read that one yet.

Fight Club

Rachel wrote: "

saw netgalley had an advance copy of this available so decided to give it a read."

I have that coming up as well. Hope you enjoy it!

Stephanie wrote: "Currently reading The San Veneficio Canon"

I read my first Michael Cisco this year and enjoyed it. How is this one so far?

I'm reading . I'm a bit late with this ARC and I haven't had much time to read yet this week. However, after only 5% I know this is going to be really good.

Char wrote: "Stephanie wrote: "Currently reading The San Veneficio Canon"

I read my first Michael Cisco this year and enjoyed it. How is this one so far?"

The first story, The Divinity Student, which is also the first Cisco I’ve read, is so amazing, so unlike anything else I’ve ever read, that I can’t put it into words. Seriously, I get tears in my eyes and can’t speak. I will never give up this book.
I’m in the middle of the second story, The Golem, and it’s not hitting me the same way. There are parts where I’m wishing we could just get to the next scene!
What is the Cisco you read and how did you like it?

I didn't realize that Adam Nevill had a new book out, the cover was hard to resist so I'm reading this right now, about 5%in so far.

Cunning Folk


The person that set up this book was missing so many details and the entire description, sheesh lol, I fixed up the paperback and kindle details.

Dark Dreams: Sexual Violence, Homicide and the Criminal Mind

This book had me hooked instantly.

This is so good, very unique short stories that all have connections to the same town. Loving it so far!

Just started "Dead In The Water" by Jennifer Soucy :-)

I've wanted to read this for a while, and just watched a YT video where the girl said it ripped her heart apart and made her cry and I was like, that's it, I'm reading it! lol.. Beautiful so far.

The Song of Achilles

I currently reading blindsighted by karin slaughter, it's the first time I'm reading one of her books.

Kasia wrote: "I've wanted to read this for a while, and just watched a YT video where the girl said it ripped her heart apart and made her cry and I was like, that's it, I'm reading it! lol.. Beautiful so far.

..."

Oh I really enjoyed that one, Kasia!

I went away from HA for some weeks, due to the fact that I was reading Harry Potter that, let's face it, isn't HA material xD But I'm back to horror now and currently reading:

Chocolateman

Herbert Mullin: The True Story of the Psycopath of Santa Cruz by Jack Rosewood

That one is actually a freebie from the author's website. Let's say Herbert Mullin was an interesting case...

I am reading these two:

Night Slayer Boxed Set Books 1-3, An Urban Fantasy Action Adventure: Midnight War, Monster Quest, Shadow Plague by William Massa

and

Haunted Florida Boxed Set by Gaby Triana

Currently reading Winterset Hollow which I believe is supposed to be horror but so far just reads like a really long-winded children's story. But I'm not even 100 pages in yet so I still have hope! And I'm actually rather enjoying the eloquence of the writing.

I started re reading Harry Potter and the cursed child.

As I read reports of yet another school shooting, I crack open the pages of "Come with Me" by Malfi....

Stephanie wrote: "Char wrote: "Stephanie wrote: "Currently reading The San Veneficio Canon"

I read my first Michael Cisco this year and enjoyed it. How is this one so far?"

The first story, The Divi..."

Thanks for responding!

The collection I read was Antisocieties and it was amazing.

Sally wrote: "

This is so good, very unique short stories that all have connections to the same town. Loving it so far!"

I loved this so much! Hope you love it too.

Seb wrote: "I went away from HA for some weeks, due to the fact that I was reading Harry Potter that, let's face it, isn't HA material xD But I'm back to horror now and currently reading:
[bookcover:On Human H..."

There are Harry Potter fans here too, you know. :)

Deviant: The Shocking True Story of Ed Gein, the Original "Psycho" by Harold Schechter

Harold Schechter is awesome with true crime books. I haven't read that one though.

I'm currently reading:
and I'm listening to

Currently reading and really enjoying:
Try the New Candy

Apparently My Heart is a Chainsaw by Stephen Graham Jones is getting a sequel in 2022 and he's not really known for those.

I love Stephen Graham Jones, but I did not connect with that book for whatever reason.

I re-reading The Vampire Lestat. I last read this one twenty years ago, and I remember it being one of my favorites of the series. It holds up twenty years later.

And I'm reading I Remember You by Yrsa Sigurðardóttir for the first time. It's a ghost story set in an isolated house in Iceland. I'm only on pg 80 but it's really good so far.