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Tell us about the book you're reading now in 2023.

Have a great reading year!

Fairy Tale

I'm starting:

The 7 husbands of Evelyn Hugo

Exquisite Corpse

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Amy wrote: "Theme music by T. Marie Vandelly"

OOH--I still need to read that one!

feel like i'm starting out the new year strong with this one. the first couple stories weren't very impressive, but there have been some very good ones since.

I hope they keep getting better, Rachel!

Dark Gold by Christine Feehan

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Just started Mary: An awakening of terror

Really enjoying it so far!

Currently reading Amygdalatropolis by B. R. Yeager at the moment. Really, really enjoying it.

Once this is done I'll probably get started on my Stephen King backlog.

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That's a nice trio to kick off the year!

Eden wrote: "Currently reading Amygdalatropolis by B. R. Yeager at the moment. Really, really enjoying it.

Once this is done I'll probably get started on my Stephen King backlog."

That looks intriguing, Eden!

Currently reading The Last Star by Rick Yancey.

Nettle & Bone by T. Kingfisher and it's wonderful.

Kasia wrote: "Nettle & Bone by T. Kingfisher and it's wonderful.

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I absolutely loved that one! I hope you do, too!!

I'm reading , A.M. Shine

Oh Kimberly, I'm doing the audiobook at the moment, switching between audio and ebook and wow.. it's just magnificent.

Hatshe wrote: "The 7 husbands of Evelyn Hugo"

Def on my TBR for this year!

A book about baseball ball parks and I just finished Bleachers by Grisham

I am reading The Body by Stephen King !

Kasia wrote: "Nettle & Bone by T. Kingfisher and it's wonderful.

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That was very unique and interesting book. Wasn't sure I'd like it, but in the end I really did.

Char wrote: "Eden wrote: "Currently reading Amygdalatropolis by B. R. Yeager at the moment. Really, really enjoying it.

Once this is done I'll probably get started on my Stephen King backlog."..."

It was definitely an interesting read! If you're into weird, disturbing fiction with a dash of internet culture mixed in I highly recommend it.

Half way through ‘Salem’s Lot.

Despite the slow start just love the way the vampire Barlow is able to skilfully turn two of his victims, not by having to resort to violence, but by exploiting their desires.

I'm currently reading Fairy Tale by Stephen King.

I see a couple of you are reading Fairy Tale -- how is it? I'm picking it up from library today or tomorrow, although I have 2 books to finish first before I get to it.

Atm, I'm halfway through a non-horror novel called The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle, but I just finished King's The Outsider. I liked it for the most part. I have a lot of catching up to do this year on Steven's more recent works :)

Fairy Tale was awesome, in my opinion. There are several reviews that are less than glowing too, though.

Kasia wrote: "Hatshe wrote: "The 7 husbands of Evelyn Hugo"

Def on my TBR for this year!"

I was fortunate enough to grab that book at a little library!

Char wrote: "Fairy Tale was awesome, in my opinion. There are several reviews that are less than glowing too, though."

I'm reading it now, so far, I like it.

I'm currently reading Into the Drowning Deep. Can't wait to see the murderous mermaids :D

Jim wrote: "I see a couple of you are reading Fairy Tale -- how is it? I'm picking it up from library today or tomorrow, although I have 2 books to finish first before I get to it.

Atm, I'm halfway through a..."

Fairy Tale is by far my fave King novel in a long time. It's a bit long-winded in parts, but overall was great storytelling reminiscent of The Dark Tower books.

Chicken by Tom stearns

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That's a nice trio to kick off the year!"

All 3 were awesome. Gone to See the River Man actually made me gag; but it was good. For those that love spatter punk/gore; this is pretty mild. TW! (view spoiler)[SA, Incest, sexual deviancy (hide spoiler)]

Sean wrote: "Half way through ‘Salem’s Lot.

Despite the slow start just love the way the vampire Barlow is able to skilfully turn two of his victims, not by having to resort to violence, but by exploiting thei..."

I love this book. The scene with them getting the box in the basement is probably the only scene that creeps me out, for real. Besides little Danny Glick.

Jim wrote: "I see a couple of you are reading Fairy Tale -- how is it? I'm picking it up from library today or tomorrow, although I have 2 books to finish first before I get to it.

Atm, I'm halfway through a..."

It was excellent, if you enjoy background and details. The first third of the book is getting to know everyone before the adventure begins. So, if you need endless excitement; then this may not be it for you.

I loved it and gave it 5 stars because we could have just stayed with the first part of the story and I would have been happy.

... (Reread)

I'm reading From Below by Darcey Coates this is my first book from her and I'm excited because she seems to be on a lot of reading lists. So, far it is pretty good.

Mount Fitz Roy

A nice BIG doorstopper of a book, it's a sequel to Earthcore which was also HUGE but interesting.

Just finished ‘Salem’s Lot and have now moved onto another King horror classic Pet Sematary. If King hadn’t stated in his introduction that this was his scariest novel then I might have abandoned it since I’m finding it a bit slow in the early chapters.

Just got to the part where the question has been asked if any humans have been buried in the pet cemetery as well when a dead cat returns to life after being buried there. I’m guessing that this is an important clue to some future horrors.

Sean wrote: "Just finished ‘Salem’s Lot and have now moved onto another King horror classic Pet Sematary. If King hadn’t stated in his introduction that this was his scariest novel then I might have abandoned i..."

Jeff Strand wrote a short story based on Pet Sematary and the dead cat. Just might be the best short story I've ever read. I think it's in Strand's book Dead Clown Bbq.
BTW... I think The Shining is King's scariest but I guess King is entitled to his opinion. ;) lol

Rachel wrote: ""

I'm listening to this now! I adore this narrator and the story itself is very good so far.

Alan wrote: w..."Fairy Tale is by far my fave King novel in a long time. It's a bit long-winded in parts, but overall was great storytelling reminiscent of The Dark Tower books."

YAY! I loved it too.

Char wrote: "I'm listening to this now! I adore this narrator and the story itself is very good so far."

o nice! i have the ebook rn, and i'm really enjoying it as well! it has such good atmosphere so far. :)

I've got 5 or 6 King books to catch up on this year. I probably should have read The Outsider first, but spoilers don't matter to me if the book is good.