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[Carolyn F.]

I finished , phooey! I'm now reading .

[Julia]

I'm reading Nightlife. After that, To Kill a Mockingbird, Mockingbird: A Portrait of Harper Lee, I am Scout and a brand new book of essays about TKaM...

[Carolyn F.]

I finished , and . I'm now reading .

[Maya]

I just finished and will be starting her next book soon

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I am reading The Fallen by Thomas Sniegoski. The first two chapter have been intriguing and I'm looking forward to the rest of the book. I have stalled at this point because I have been too busy to read...but hopefully will be back on track soon!

[Paula]

I finished Carpe Jugulum and liked it. I didn't really want to read about vampires in a book with Granny, Nanny, Magrat, and Agnes in it. I knew there would be some harm done before the book was over. I love those witches! I have started Maskerade.

[Carolyn F.]

I finished and am now reading .

[Paula]

I put down Dragon Bones and started Gale Force and Undone.

[Carolyn F.]

I finished and am now reading .

[Carolyn F.]

I finished , , and . Now I'm reading .

[Paula]

I finished Maskerade. I've stopped reading Gale Force andUnknown for now. I've started Touching Darkness and continue to read Wormwood. There are a lot of books named Wormwood. That surprised me.

I received a copy of Mockingjay, but I don't feel like reading yet.

[Carolyn F.]

Ok, so I was doing a reading marathon this weekend that's why I went a little crazy. I finished , , , , . I couldn't finish , I just couldn't get into it. I'm now reading .

[Lily]

Reading . It's really very good. Zombie dystopian. Yum! By the same author as Rosemary and Rue, but by a nother pen name.

[Lily]

Carolyn. Love some of your reading. Spider bite. Nice. That Ork series- I read the first and I think the second but lost steam. Pretty good though. Also, been waiting for my library to get the Jennifer ashley book, Pridemates I believe. How was it? Oh, and i saw you read . I couldn't finish that book. It was some of the most cheesy sex talk I have ever read. I stated i would throw the book if the author said man lance one more time. I dont think I got through another page before the overused term was used again. I raved about this on on B&N paranormal blogs a bit.


Anyway, Im raving again. Sorry.

[Carolyn F.]

Lily wrote: "Reading . It's really very good. Zombie dystopian. Yum! By the same author as Rosemary and Rue, but by a nother pen name."

I didn't realize that was the same author. I had Feed from the library but ended up having to turn it back in because I never got to it and someone else requested it. Is it pretty graphic?

[Carolyn F.]

Lily wrote: "Carolyn. Love some of your reading. Spider bite. Nice. That Ork series- I read the first and I think the second but lost steam. Pretty good though. Also, been waiting for my library to get th..."

Loved the Pride Mates's book. I HATED Naked Dragon, the heroine was so irritating and condescending! Love the Queen of the Orcs series and just found out the next book is waiting for me at the library. And Spider's Bite was really good. This weekend I read a lot of good books except for one, which is a little unusual.

[Lily]

Not so far. The gore factor may come up, but really the interesting thing is the way zombie remade the world. What the fundimentalists look like. Right now, where I am reading, Georia and her brother are following a presidential campaign, and zombies have been used as an attack tactic. I didnt really think the book was disturbing, but last night I dreamed of living in a semi-zombie-safe zone and the concerns I had with the perimeter being secured. I guess the book got to me more than I thought. The point I am making is this book doesnt (so far) focus on the gore as much as the tension of living in a zombie-infested world and the way it affected laws, and even worldview and the political landscape, media and even post-infection biology.

So far I am really impressed.

[Michelle]

I'm reading Horns by Joe Hill and so far, its great!

[Carolyn F.]

I finished and am now reading .

[Jax]

currently reading "Sunshine" by McKinley. It's ok so far. anyone read it?

[Lily]

I loved Sunshine. However, when it was a botm here, it got mixed reviews.

[Jax]

Thanks! The protagonist is really turning me off so far...

[Sarah]

Finished listening to The Friday Night Knitting Club and Kiss of the Highlander, and reading Safe Harbor.

Now listening to The Hunger Games and The Immortal Highlander and reading Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet and City of Bones.

[Carolyn F.]

I finished and , now I'm reading .

[Robert]

I've got my eye on quite a few including Moon Called as well as the Sookie series by Charlaine Harris. But I'm also on the lookout for some good and obscure vamp/were books. Any suggestions?


Robert Fanney scribbler of: Dreams of the Ringed Vale,The War of Mists, and The Nightmares of Winter.

[Julia]

Good and obscure vampire and werewolf books:

* Charles de Lint Wolf Moon and check out the Newford short story "Trading Hearts at the Half Kaffee Cafe."

* Vampire Junction by S.P. Somtow who also has written some werewolf books...

* A lot of people have never heard of
Chelsea Quinn Yarbro and her Saint Germaine series. He's a 4,000 year old vampire and the books about him are as much historical fiction as horror. These are some of my favorites. These books can be read in any order. Hotel Transylvania, Dark of the Sun: A Novel of Saint-Germain and Out of the House of Life.

[Paula]

I have started reading Blameless.

[Carolyn F.]

Paula wrote: "I have started reading Blameless."

I loved Blameless Paula. I read it this last weekend.

[Lily]

Jax wrote: "Thanks! The protagonist is really turning me off so far..."

Slight spoiler......(Regarding Sunshine)
When I read it, it was such very refreshing to read a book where the vamps are yucky and scary and the protag vamp is physically unattractive (mostly). I guess you could say I read a lot of books with supersexy, magnetic vamps, so was so nice to have vamps unattractive, at least on the surface. I just loved it. The other piece I loved was the way the protags power was through sunbathing. I just really enjoyed the worldbuilding and juxtiposition of vamp and sunpowered.

[Carolyn F.]

I finished and I'm now reading .

[Whitney]

5 more chapters in

[Paula]

I am reading Blue Noon and Daughter of the Forest.

[Carolyn F.]

I finished , so good! Now I'm reading .

[Bonnie]

I found Moon Called to be a pretty decent book. I felt like it ended in a less exciting way than I would have imagined but the overall story was pretty good. As for the Fever series, they have to be some of the most engaging boos I've ever read. I pre-ordered the 5th book, Shadowfever! I'm so excited!

[Carolyn F.]

Bonnie wrote: "I found Moon Called to be a pretty decent book. I felt like it ended in a less exciting way than I would have imagined but the overall story was pretty good. As for the Fever series, they have to b..."

Me too Bonnie, I just preordered Shadowfever. These books are so good.

[Paula]

I am reading The Alchemyst.

[Carolyn F.]

I finished and am now reading .

[Paula]

I'm now reading The Magician. The reading is going a little slowly. I think that there's a bit too much rehashing of the previous book. My favorite character is Scatty which is strange 'cause I don't like vampires as a general rule. Scatty isn't the blood sucking kind and she is sweet and loyal to her friends. She's also called The Warrior and does the name proud.

[ஐ Katya (Book Queen)ஐ]

I've got the first book in that series but havn't read it yet.

I'm going to be starting the Glass series by Maria Snyder soon (in keeping with our theme/genre here), but what I'm currently reading at the moment is The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco.

[Carolyn F.]

I had to squeeze in and and now I'm back to .

[Ruby]

Just read and enjoyed it though plot is apparently not the author's strength. I want to read the next two but if the plotting gets any worse it may discourage me. Had a few problems with that I read recently - but it was almost all in the beginning. By the end it had straightened out. Ought to be reading that I received from a Goodreads giveaway. Will get started on that soon. Waiting VERY impatiently for to come out. Huge fan of Devon Monk, also the Kitty books, all Anita Blake especially after it gets sexier, and Robin McKinley's Sunshine. Another I can't wait for is . Someone mentioned Tamora Pierce - I have never read her before but picked up Terrier and Bloodhound and was absolutely blown away. I think I was put off before by the covers of her older books suggesting they were for eight-year-olds.

[Paula]

I need to find out when Mastiff is going to be released to the public. I usually preorder the Tamora Pierece new books. Pierce's books are YA, but her writing is interesting enough to draw in some of the adult crowd, especially her more recent books. Becca must have matured and risen in the ranks of the dogs for the book to be called Mastiff.

[Ruby]

Paula wrote: "I need to find out when Mastiff is going to be released to the public. I usually preorder the Tamora Pierece new books. Pierce's books are YA, but her writing is interesting enough t..."

I found somewhere that said October of next year. A long wait!

[Lily]

Reading . Its ok. I felt like I had read it before in my youth and thought my granddaughter would enjoy it so I am reading it aloud with her. She (12 yrs old) loves it. I am enjoying it through her.

Reading . Started out pretty good, due to the original premise, but the book is loosing me. I am 3/4th through so I am going to try to finish it, but the magic system is getting too fuzzy and the action is boring me.

Also reading . Now this I am loving. Almost done.

[Carolyn F.]

I'm reading right now.

[Paula]

Lily, I was wondering if Ann Aguirre's Corine Solomon series was any good. I just bought Killbox and was considering buying Blue Diablo, but didn't know anything about it. Glad you like it, I'll have to give Aguirre's Solomom series a try.

[Lily]

Paula,

The series has mixed reviews, but I enjoy her style, and am enjoying this series. I am really looking forward to Killbox. I havent read that one yet, but Jax was who introduced me to Aguirre.

[Spooky]

I just started reading "Dead End Dating" by Kimberly Raye. Not sure if it's to my liking yet but I hope it gets better.

[Lily]

Finished Web of Lies. ***** I really like this series. I like that she doesn't whine about sex, moral and such. I like the charicters, world and majic system. Cant wait for Venom!!



Now reading Truthseeker by CE Murphy, and Three Days to Dead

[Shanon]

I'm about half way through Patient Zero. It's completely different from anything else I've read. There are zombies (in a fashion) but the story really revolves around terrorism and special ops unit that is trying to handle the situation. I'm enjoying it but don't know if it will inspire me to read more like it. One of those books that "it's nice to visit but I wouldn't want to stay" kinda thing.