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[Kevin]

@mrbooks - love that! And I agree. His old stuff is still his greatest. Pet Semetary was my first book of his and I had all the lights on in the house by the time I got done.

[Mary]

I just started the book “Red Queen” (:

[Nancy]

Parable of the Talents

[Jenny]

I will have to say that this book falls under historical fiction but I’m 20 pages in and I’m feeling like this is really true...
Check out Jinnik by Gideon D. Asche
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...

[Erin]

The Red Hunter

[Nick]

mary wrote: "I just started the book “Red Queen” (:"

I took a look at Red Queen. It sounds good. Maybe I'll give it a read after I finish the hunger games trilogy. They seem similar.

[Wise Cat]

Nick wrote: "Glad to hear I'm not alone in this though I do read horror at night, just don't watch movies or TV shows late. It's those crazy noises in the kitchen that get the most alarming. Ice makers may have actually caused some heart attacks. And we have motion-activated lights out front that just come on sometimes for no reason at all... maybe.
.."

We have those motion sensitive lights in my building but I'm glad I can't see them come on for no reason, LOL.

My sneakers have reflectors (I guess that's the name) on them, and in the dark they look like glowing eyes! I actually got up and threw a blanket over them, ha ha.

American Horror Story starts its new season tonight, and I always record it and watch it much earlier in the evening...The show has given me nightmares but I still watch!

As far as either scary books or scary screen stuff just before going to bed, my imagination is scarier than anything someone can put on the screen! Hence, those "bodachs" in the Koontz books....well I pictured them a certain way. I saw them in the Odd Thomas movie but they weren't as scary as what I imagined. :-)

[Erin]

Asylum

[Nick]

Wise Cat wrote: "Nick wrote: "Glad to hear I'm not alone in this though I do read horror at night, just don't watch movies or TV shows late. It's those crazy noises in the kitchen that get the most alarming. Ice ma..."

Hey Wise Cat, I'm starting to collect these anecdotes about people's fear of the dark and horror books and movies. There's at least a short story there... maybe more.

[Dianne]

I just completed Fire Starter for the 2nd time and am now starting The Underground Railroad.

[Dianne]

Nick wrote: "mary wrote: "I just started the book “Red Queen” (:"

I took a look at Red Queen. It sounds good. Maybe I'll give it a read after I finish the hunger games trilogy. They seem similar."

The Hunger Games is one of my favorite trilogies. I've gone through them all several times. Enjoy.

[mrbooks]

Dianne wrote: "Nick wrote: "mary wrote: "I just started the book “Red Queen” (:"

I took a look at Red Queen. It sounds good. Maybe I'll give it a read after I finish the hunger games trilogy. They seem similar."..."

I've read the huger games at least twice and listened to it twice as well.

[Erin]

Dianne wrote: "Nick wrote: "mary wrote: "I just started the book “Red Queen” (:"

I took a look at Red Queen. It sounds good. Maybe I'll give it a read after I finish the hunger games trilogy. They seem similar."..."

The Hunger Games is a great series, my favorite in the YA genre.

[Linda]

I finished Firestarter by Stephen King.

[Erin]

The Cabin at the End of the World

[Linda]

One of us is lying

[Hilary]

I’m on to “Lisey’s Story” and finding it a bit confusing. I have the feeling that it’ll become clearer and clearer what’s going on; I had a similar feeling about The Dark Half, and it ended up being one of my favorites.

[Erin]

Linda wrote: "One of us is lying"

How is it?

[Linda]

It's pretty good. Certainly a quick read.

[mrbooks]

Reading Strange weather by Joe Hill

[Alondra]

Linda wrote: "One of us is lying"

...sounds like you're accusing someone! hehehhe.... LOL

[Alondra]

Just finished American Vampire, Vol. 6 and Mortal Causes this past weekend.

I just started Assassin's Quest, which I am really looking forward to, after that heartbreaking ending of the last book..... I cried....

I am also starting Let It Bleed which is #7 in the Inspector Rebus series.

[Erin]

Salt to the Sea

[Linda]

Her Royal Spyness by Rhys Bowen

[Scott]

I recently finished Dolores Claiborne and The Manitou.

Now, I'm about half way through Sacré Bleu.

[Sarah]

Trying to read The Last Time I Lied but having a tough time getting into it.

[Linda]

The Long Road Home by Louise Penny

[Erin]

The Last Ship

[[deleted user]]

Just checked Dolores Claiborne out from the library

[Greg]

Locke & Key, Vol. 1: Welcome to Lovecraft and My Best Friend's Exorcism

[Alondra]

Greg wrote: "Locke & Key, Vol. 1: Welcome to Lovecraft and My Best Friend's Exorcism"

ooohhh, those are fun! Enjoy

[Greg]

Alondra wrote: "Greg wrote: "Locke & Key, Vol. 1: Welcome to Lovecraft and My Best Friend's Exorcism"

ooohhh, those are fun! Enjoy"

Thanks, is good so far. Joe Hill + graphic novel - what’s not to love?!

[mrbooks]

Ruth wrote: "Just checked Dolores Claiborne out from the library"

Good book Ruth enjoy it. let me know what you think of it.

[[deleted user]]

I just finished Oathbringer. Whew! It was long enough to be 3 or 4 books. But it was good.

I’ve just started Interview With the Vampire by Anne Rice.

[Nancy]

Boy's Life

[Alondra]

Greg wrote: "Thanks, is good so far. Joe Hill + graphic novel - what’s not to love?! .."

Exactly! :)

[Alondra]

Nancy wrote: "Boy's Life"

One of my favorites!! I honestly didn't think I would like it. I kept wondering how I would relate to some preteen boys??? I did, and I loved it.

If you are not finished yet, I do hope you enjoy it.

[Tom]

The Things They Carried by Tim O'Brien

[Alondra]

Tom wrote: "The Things They Carried by Tim O'Brien"

Read that too! Wow, everyone is reading this book. I loved it. Enjoy

[Rhian]

Finished Daisy in chains by Sharon Bolton it was excellent

[Erin]

Alondra wrote: "Tom wrote: "The Things They Carried by Tim O'Brien"

Read that too! Wow, everyone is reading this book. I loved it. Enjoy"

Added The Things They Carried to my TBR list, sounds really good.

[Linda]

The Turning Angel by Greg Iles.

[Alondra]

Erin wrote: "Added The Things They Carried to my TBR list, sounds really good. .."

It is. I love stories about war, whether biographies, history or fiction. I really want to read When we were soldiers, I think it is; but the book that inspired the movie with Mel Gibson.

[Erin]

Oh We Were Soldiers? A great movie and I didn't know it was based on a book.


Now reading: Code Talker: A Novel About the Navajo Marines of World War Two

[Nick]

Rhian wrote: "Finished Daisy in chains by Sharon Bolton it was excellent"

Tell me more about Daisy.

[Nick]

Alondra wrote: "Tom wrote: "The Things They Carried by Tim O'Brien"

Read that too! Wow, everyone is reading this book. I loved it. Enjoy"

Haven't read that one but I did read, O'Brien's Going After Cacciato. WOW! that was something. It won the National Book Award... a goal that has constantly evaded Mr. King.

[[deleted user]]

I’m reading The Fireman by Joe Hill. It’s my first book by this author and I’m enjoying it so far.

[mrbooks]

You will love this book also his other books Heart shaped box NO4A2 and Horns oh and 20th century Ghost stories. and his current one out Strange weather.

[Rhian]

I think you would enjoy it Nick, we have Hamish, a convicted serial killer and Maggie, an appeal lawyer who gets results, letters are exchanged and Maggie gets drawn in, as for Daisy you'll have to read for yourself 😁

[Rhian]

I'm struggling to get into Blaze, I've had it around for years but I've never got passed 20 pages or so until now and I'm still struggling with it