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[Nancy]

I am reading Obsidio.

[Aditya]

Finished Soul Circus by George P. Pelecanos. Pelecanos writing is too niche to attract anyone other than Washington natives or fans of really gritty crime fiction like me. Rating - 3/5.

My review https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Aditya]

Rhian wrote: "Michael Connelly The Poet was brilliant I really don't know what to go for next"

Connelly is at the top of his game during the start of his career, you can stick with him. Most of the early Bosch books are good though sadly the series like many others become a tale of diminishing returns past first 8-9 entries. And if you are looking for police procedurals I would also recommend Tana French's In the Woods, it was a great read.

[Rhian]

Aditya I read in the woods I absolutely hated it ha, I will read the scarecrow soon I think I'll stick to the McEvoy books for now

[Aditya]

I had seen that French could be polarizing but The Scarecrow was disappointing compared to The Poet. The best Connelly books are Bosch #3- #6, The Concrete Blonde to Angel's Flight, The Poet and The Lincoln Lawyer. You might try one of them later if u want to. Hope you enjoy Scarecrow more than me.

[Rhian]

Cheers Aditya I'll try it before I buy any more a lot seem to agree with you so I won't be rushing out to buy all his books

[Sabine]

I've just started reading The Force. It's a little slow to start, but I'm expecting it to pick up pace soon.

[Aditya]

Sabine wrote: "I've just started reading The Force. It's a little slow to start, but I'm expecting it to pick up pace soon."

Just checked it out, bears strong resemblance to The Shield, my favorite TV series. I will surely pick up something by this author.

[Nicole]

About halfway through Strange Weather by Joe Hill. It was last month's non-King read but I didn't get a chance to read it until now. First Joe Hill book!

[Patrick]

Currently reading Dreadful Tales by Richard Laymon I think these stories have a tales from the crypt tv series feel.

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Innocent by Scott Turow

[Sabine]

Nicole wrote: "About halfway through Strange Weather by Joe Hill. It was last month's non-King read but I didn't get a chance to read it until now. First Joe Hill book!"

I just finished this a few days ago and really liked it, also my first Joe Hill book. Planning to read The Fireman next.

[Nick]

Sabine wrote: "Nicole wrote: "About halfway through Strange Weather by Joe Hill. It was last month's non-King read but I didn't get a chance to read it until now. First Joe Hill book!"

I just finished this a few..."

I just finished Strange Weather last night. Trying to find my way back to the discussion thread so I can post some comments. Overall I liked it a lot. Especially the last book - Rain. I'll have a review and some more comments shortly.

[mrbooks]

Sabine wrote: "Nicole wrote: "About halfway through Strange Weather by Joe Hill. It was last month's non-King read but I didn't get a chance to read it until now. First Joe Hill book!"

I just finished this a few..."

You will love the fireman don't for get Horns.

[Erin]

Origin

[Aditya]

Finished Faithful Place by Tana French. A brilliant book, she balances the characters and the mystery so deftly and perfectly. Recommended to everybody. Rating - 5/5.

My review https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Nicole]

mrbooks wrote: "Sabine wrote: "Nicole wrote: "About halfway through Strange Weather by Joe Hill. It was last month's non-King read but I didn't get a chance to read it until now. First Joe Hill book!"

I just fini..."

I've seen the movie Horns and didn't know at the time that it was based off Joe Hill's book, so yeah I might have to read it.

[Monique]

im reading IT now

[Nick]

Nicole wrote: "mrbooks wrote: "Sabine wrote: "Nicole wrote: "About halfway through Strange Weather by Joe Hill. It was last month's non-King read but I didn't get a chance to read it until now. First Joe Hill boo..."

Never saw the movie, but I thought the book was wonderful.

[Rhian]

wasn't too impressed with the The Girl in the ice by Robert Bryndza 3☆ nothing special, now I'm going to read The Dry by Jane Harper I've seen loads of recommendations for this one

[J.J.]

I'm about to finish reading Garth Nix

[Linda]

I'm about to start Night Passage by Robert B. Parker.

[Tim]

About halfway through The Path of Daggers

[J.J.]

Tim wrote: "About halfway through The Path of Daggers"

I'm a huge fan of Wheel of Time. I've read all 14 books twice and the audiobook once. I hope you're enjoying it.

the next 4 books you need to finish the series start to escalate then the last 3 books by Brandon Sanderson(finished that last 3 books because RJ passed away) are amazing everything starts to come together so stick with the series, totally worth the finish.

[J.J.]

I just started on Leigh Bardugo

[Nancy]

J.J. wrote: "I just started on Leigh Bardugo"

That’s a fun book!

[J.J.]

Nancy wrote: "J.J. wrote: "I just started on Leigh Bardugo"

That’s a fun book!"

I keep seeing everyone loving it on my homepage and all the praise on it in their reviews. So I had to see what the big deal is, so here I goooooo! lol

[Tim]

J.J. wrote: "Tim wrote: "About halfway through The Path of Daggers"

I'm a huge fan of Wheel of Time. I've read all 14 books twice and the audiobook once. I hope you're enjoying it.

the next 4 bo..."

I'm enjoying it enough to get this far anyway. I'm at the point where I have to keep going to see how it all plays out, even though the pacing is really starting to get to me.

[Nick]

Tips for the Horror Fiction Shopper wrote: "I just started Chuck Palahniuk's Haunted. I've heard really good things about it."

Great book!

[Nick]

I just started, I'll Be Gone in the Dark... One Woman's Obsessive Search for the Golden State Killer, by Michelle McNamara. We'll see how it goes.

[J.J.]

Tim wrote: "J.J. wrote: "Tim wrote: "About halfway through The Path of Daggers"

I'm a huge fan of Wheel of Time. I've read all 14 books twice and the audiobook once. I hope you're enjoying it.

..."

Yeah books 6 through 9 is like that, slow pace and a lot of gibber gabber but all for a great cause. Hang in there and the last 3 books the pace will change up and then book 14 BAM. "keep on Keepin on" lol

[rachel dennett]

The girl with all the gifts by M R Carey.

[Summer]

rachel dennett wrote: "The girl with all the gifts by M R Carey."

How's that going, Rachel? I keep hearing good things about that book.

[Jerri]

rachel dennett wrote: "The girl with all the gifts by M R Carey."

That is an awesome book!

[Scott]

I finished Boy's Life. Fantastic book!

Now I'm reading The Chalk Man.

[Nancy]

Scott wrote: "I finished Boy's Life. Fantastic book!

Now I'm reading The Chalk Man."

I just bought The Chalk Man this past weekend. I hope you like it!

[Jerry]

Aditya wrote: "Finished Faithful Place by Tana French. A brilliant book, she balances the characters and the mystery so deftly and perfectly. Recommended to everybody. Rating - 5/5...."

I agree heartily, Aditya. I loved every single one of Tana French's six "Dublin Murder Squad" books, and I've given every last one of them an energetic 5-star rating. In some ways, I believe her most recent one, The Trespasser, is the best. But you can't go wrong no matter which one you read.

[Michael]

Reading Stott's "Apocalypse Hill". It's pretty clear whose style this guy has decided to embrace. It's a good story so far, unpredictable for sure.

[Aditya]

Jerry wrote: "I agree heartily, Aditya. I loved every single one of Tana French's six "Dublin Murder Squad" books, and I've given every last one of them an..."

I have just read the first three and have already given two of them 5 stars, hope to be catch up to Trespasser within a couple of months. Character fatigue does not set in as she keeps changing her protagonists, so I expect her to keep on being consistently great.

[Jessica]

I just finished reading The Hunger. It was recommended by Stephen King via social media, and was a phenomenal horror read! It is a retelling of the Donner party story. I highly recommend it!

Glad to hear a few people are reading The Chalk Man! I picked that book up last weekend and will likely dive in soon.

[Nancy]

I am reading Unbury Carol

[Andrew✌️]

I'm reading Fear, a compelling horror story by Hubbard.

[Linda]

I'm reading All By Myself Alone

[Murray]

Munich by Robert Harris

[Erin]

Dorothy Must Die

[Aditya]

Finished The Force by Don Winslow. An ambitious, well researched crime novel about corrupt cops reminiscent of LA Quartet and The Shield, it is not as exceptional as either but still a fine book in its own right. Rating - 4/5.

My review https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

PS. It also got a glowing recommendation from King, so King fans will do well to check it out.

[Linda]

I'm about 30% into The Murder Stone by Louise Penny. Number 4 in the series of Chief Inspector Gamache.

[Kenneth]

Started Thomas F. Monteleone's Night of Broken Souls and Glenn Rolfe's LAND OF BONES .

[Nancy]

I started Infected last night.

[Scott]

Nancy wrote: "I just bought The Chalk Man this past weekend. I hope you like it!"

I'm about half way through. It is good so far.