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thanks - I am legend is on my nightstand waiting, I have read most of king's books, some Dean Koontz and some Patricia Cornwell, but I need to read more from her - I think I have only read her jack the ripper -book.
Patricia Cornwell makes a good argument for JTR real identity. So many were ready to just write it off as some "guy", instead of truly investigating. Shows that profiling never works anyway; look at seriel killers of the last 40 years.
Yeah, she was very convincing. I think I am going to re-read it again soon!
I have been reading the whole Scarpetta series in order, (after having read many in disorder) and I have to agree that some of the events and scenes are really hearth thumping
I second Dean Koontz. He's got some stinkers, and ones that are really amazing. I loved False Memory and The Face, those creeped me out. Salem's Lot is creepy, too.
Thanks, Cornwell is on my list and I have read some Koontz. I've also read Salem's lot - twice. It was very scary the first time around ;)Now I am reading Psycho.... not scary but very interesting how different it is when compared to the movie.
It for me the scariest of Stephen King to date...also could not put down Cujo.
I know!! Cujo is so much better as a book. The movies never get into the psychology of the animal and how distraught and in pain he is. "IT", is just pure awesomeness!!
Salem's Lot scared the rap out of me, maybe because I have a very vivid imagination. Same with Amityville Horror.
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thanks - I am legend is on my nightstand waiting, I have read most of king's books, some Dean Koontz and some Patricia Cornwell, but I need to read more from her - I think I have only read her jack the ripper -book.
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Patricia Cornwell makes a good argument for JTR real identity. So many were ready to just write it off as some "guy", instead of truly investigating. Shows that profiling never works anyway; look at seriel killers of the last 40 years.
Yeah, she was very convincing. I think I am going to re-read it again soon!
I have been reading the whole Scarpetta series in order, (after having read many in disorder) and I have to agree that some of the events and scenes are really hearth thumping
I second Dean Koontz. He's got some stinkers, and ones that are really amazing. I loved False Memory and The Face, those creeped me out. Salem's Lot is creepy, too.
Thanks, Cornwell is on my list and I have read some Koontz. I've also read Salem's lot - twice. It was very scary the first time around ;)Now I am reading Psycho.... not scary but very interesting how different it is when compared to the movie.
It for me the scariest of Stephen King to date...also could not put down Cujo.
I know!! Cujo is so much better as a book. The movies never get into the psychology of the animal and how distraught and in pain he is. "IT", is just pure awesomeness!!
Salem's Lot scared the rap out of me, maybe because I have a very vivid imagination. Same with Amityville Horror.
