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I just started The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon

Working on finishing up East of Eden

Currently reading The Outsider by Stephen King

The Lost World by Michael Crichton;

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didn't care much for "Tom Gordon"..a book where nothing happens....


Jeff

Currently reading, "The Witching Hour" by Anne Rice

Just started by Douglas Clegg

One of the novels from the Metro 2033 universe not written by Dmitry Glukhovsky. This one isn't set in the Moscow underground, but in post-apocalyptic St. Petersburg. While Glukhovsky's style is quite literature-heavy, the books by Andrey Dyakov feel a lot more like the video games.

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Just finished Coraline by Neil Gaiman, thoughts on that^

I'm now reading The Secret History of Twin Peaks by Mark Frost

Still readingShakespeare for Squirrels

Ancestor Approved: Intertribal Stories for Kids

And I found the perfect background music for it.

My thoughts on The Secret History of Twin Peaks

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Looking for something else to read! :)

I am currently reading and . I really like both so far.

The Perfect Nanny by Leïla Slimani

I'll Never Get Out of This World Alive

Nightmare House has proven that the wrong narrator can kill an audiobook.

Book 7 of The Dresden Files.

Rise Again: Below Zero by Ben Tripp

I guess I just can't get enough of viruses:

The Regulators by Stephen King

I started a re read of Dracula.

Michael wrote: "The Regulators by Stephen King"

Is this the sequel of Desperation?

Yes Monica :)

Badseedgirl wrote: "Nightmare House has proven that the wrong narrator can kill an audiobook."

That is definitely true!

I'm reading and

Finishing up Malice
Just starting 11/22/63

The Radium Girls, The Short Stories of Langston Hughes. I’m listening to Game of Thrones: A Song of Ice and Fire and Narcissus in Chains.

That's a lot, Yolanda!

Rachel wrote: ""

That sounds interesting!

Just finished The Regulators by Stephen King/Richard Bachman.

My thoughts on this one..

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Looking for a new read! :)

I'm 25% into Devil's Creek . I can see why it is nominated for a Stoker Award.

Currently reading The Siren and the Specter by Jonathan Janz. Pretty early in ( at 8%).

I am about 20% into The Golem and the Jinni

Anthony wrote: "I'm 25% into Devil's Creek . I can see why it is nominated for a Stoker Award."

Has a good balance of dread, character development and great pacing, I really enjoyed it.

Elsewhere by Dean Koontz.

I just started 'The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland...';

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just finished The Shadows by Alex North

and because it was so intense i always tend to fall back onto Christie, my safety blanket lol. so i'm starting The Mystery of the Blue Train.

Badseedgirl wrote: "I am about 20% into The Golem and the Jinni"

I hope you enjoy it as much as I did (which was a LOT)! (FYI, a long awaited sequel is coming this summer. I can't wait!)

Jerry wrote: "Badseedgirl wrote: "I am about 20% into The Golem and the Jinni"

I hope you enjoy it as much as I did (which was a LOT)! (FYI, a long awaited sequel is coming this summer. I can't ..."

I loved this book too.
So ready for the sequel... it's been years since it was announced.

WendyB wrote: "Jerry wrote: "Badseedgirl wrote: "I am about 20% into The Golem and the Jinni"

I hope you enjoy it as much as I did (which was a LOT)! (FYI, a long awaited sequel is coming this su..."

Jerry and WendyB, I am really enjoying this book. I love how two disparate stories are slowly being drawn together. I just got to the first meeting between the Jinni and the Golem, and I admit, I squealed just a bit when they met for the first time.
I've had this on my TBR list over on WWE since 2014 when it was beat out for the Locus FN award by Ancillary Justice. Life is short and my TBR list is long... sigh. But it was given to me in a Bossy Book Challenge over at the Apocalypse Whenever group, and I have not regretted that choice made for me at all!

The Monster of Elendhaven

I just finished reading Dead Lake by Darcy Coates, which I really enjoyed.

Thoughts on The Loved Dead - Collected Stories - Volume Two by H.P. Lovecraft

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Now reading The Haunter of the Dark - Collected Stories - Volume Three by H.P. Lovecraft

Michael wrote: "Thoughts on The Loved Dead - Collected Stories - Volume Two by H.P. Lovecraft

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Now reading The Haunter of the Dark - ..."

You are a better literary man then me. I just have never been able to get into Lovecraft that much. I guess I should try again, but I'm just not that into his writing style.

I'm currently reading Necronomicon - The Best Weird Tales of H.P. Lovecraft

I'm not currently reading them right at this moment, but after a 10 minute "pop-in" to my favorite used book store I left with; Ex-Patriots, The Ways We End: Six Tales of Doom, Future Visions: Volume 1, Future Visions: Volume 2, Future Visions, Volume 3. I knew nothing about these books, except Ex-Patriots, which I had read the first book in the series. I know I have a problem, and Melodies Used Book Store is my dealer of choice.

Starting

A very good series so far... and creepy. Not in a supernatural way, but in a sick and twisted way.

Badseedgirl wrote: "WendyB wrote: "Jerry wrote: "Badseedgirl wrote: "I am about 20% into The Golem and the Jinni"

I hope you enjoy it as much as I did (which was a LOT)! (FYI, a long awaited sequel is..."

I am always a tiny bit jealous of people who are in the process of reading a book I thoroughly enjoyed. Maybe it's because I know you are enjoying a good story and I have to sort/read through so many mediocrities, ha ha! The Golem & The Jinni was so good I bought multiple copies and gave them out to friends. So far they have all enjoyed this book too! Happy reading, you're in for such a treat of originality!

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