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[Nick]

Rhian wrote: "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..."

Thanks, Rhian, you've lured me into some really great reads, so I'll give it a try.

[Erin]

The Inheritance

[Nick]

Rhian wrote: "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"

Maybe it was King's own introduction that put me off this book, but I never liked it... some readers love it though.

[Nick]

Rhian wrote: "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"

I never liked the book. Here's my overlong 3-star review, which basically tells the whole story.

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

[Heather]

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[Alondra]

Nick wrote: "Rhian wrote: "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"

Maybe it was King's own introducti..."

I didn't like it either, mine was DNF. :/

[Alondra]

mrbooks wrote: "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."

I loved Heart-Shaped Box and so many readers did not. I absolutely loved NOS4A2. :)

[mrbooks]

I am glad I'm not alone on liking those books

[Rhian]

I've made it passed 100 pages so will continue but I can't say I'm enjoying guy's

[mrbooks]

Rhian if your not enjoying it don't carry on don't torcher yourself.

[Rhian]

I'll get through it quick Mr Books, I'll have to know how it ends now

[Nick]

mrbooks wrote: "Rhian if your not enjoying it don't carry on don't torcher yourself."

Actually, I have carried a torch for a few King women, Susan Delgado, Susan Norton, for sure. Leigh Cabot, Mattie Devour, Bev Marsh, Frannie Goldsmith... even (I'm sorry but I have to admit it) Christine.

[mrbooks]

Oh my, what have I started...

Really a car? That particular car was demonic, but hey if you like women who are possessed and crazy to boot then more power to you LOL.

[Tim]

Finally decided to dust off Rosemary's Baby and get it out of my tbr pile.

[Kasey]

I absolutely LOVED Heart-Shaped Box! It has a special spot on my bookshelf!

[Nancy]

Strange Practice

[Kasey]

I’m almost finished with Darkly Dreaming Dexter!

[Erin]

I'm reading Kindred by Octavia Butler.

[Wise Cat]

I'm not sure if I already posted but about halfway through City of Fallen Angels, #4 in the Mortal Instruments series.

I'm also enjoying Bridget Jones: Edge of Reason by Helen Fielding. Very humorous and fun.

And almost done with The Black Ice, the second Harry Bosch novel by Michael Connelly. I've read many but not all of the Bosch books, and not in order. But it's of my opinion they can be read as stand-alone books even though it's a series. :-)

[Dianne]

I'm enjoying An American Marriage

[Kasey]

I am starting Red Rising today! My coworkers all love this book so I’m hoping I will love it too!

[Linda]

The Brass Verdict

[Rhian]

Phew I finally finished Blaze, that was pretty awful

[Hannah]

I'm currently reading Lord of Shadows

[Femmy]

I love Red Rising! And the trilogy gets better with the second and third book.

[Erin]

Bird Box

[Kasey]

Femmy wrote: "I love Red Rising! And the trilogy gets better with the second and third book."

That's what all my coworkers said! I'm on page 50 now and it seems to have just gotten interesting!

[Robert]

I'm "about" to read Roger Zelazny's , "A Night In The Lonesome October" as soon as it arrives from the mid-west! I've heard many great reviews of this book.... I've had this one on my TBR shelf for years. (Better late than never.)

[Nick]

I'm into the 7th dark tower book. I really wasn't going to read it again, but its been about 10 years, we were doing a group read for a while, and there it was. I started and I got hooked. Only about 150 pages in but it's amazing. The power of King's imagination is overwhelming.

[Erin]

Starting "Hidden Bodies" by Caroline Kepnes. Its the sequel to "You".

[Erin]

Erin wrote: "Starting "Hidden Bodies" by Caroline Kepnes. Its the sequel to "You"."

I have You from the library, I hope to start it soon. Have you tried the TV series?

[Rhian]

I loved you and hidden bodies, What a great twisted character

[Nancy]

Moon of the Crusted Snow

[Nick]

I'm starting Daisy in Chains by Sharon Bolton tonight and have Roadwork ready too. We'll see how well they mix with The Dark Tower 7.

[Erin]

Delirium

[Afnan]

order of the phoenix by J.k.Rowling

[Alondra]

Really just started Assassins Quest in earnest. My reading time is suffering....ugh

Also going to start Dust, this evening

[mrbooks]

Kasey wrote: "Femmy wrote: "I love Red Rising! And the trilogy gets better with the second and third book."

That's what all my coworkers said! I'm on page 50 now and it seems to have just gotten interesting!"

I listened to the audio book while working or should say the hole trilogy it does get better. I liked it .

[mrbooks]

Nick wrote: "I'm starting Daisy in Chains by Sharon Bolton tonight and have Roadwork ready too. We'll see how well they mix with The Dark Tower 7."

Hmmm it depends are you reading them in order of print or in order of placement. If it is how they were sent to print then you are on the Dark Tower itself. If it is placement then it is the song of Susannah. I'm not sure how Rage will fit in with either of those books. Unless you consider that a gunslinger approach to battle it controlled rage and fury honed into the sharpest skills and reactions anyone can have. What are your thoughts on the Artist Nick ?

[mrbooks]

Afnan wrote: "order of the phoenix by J.k.Rowling"



Afnan you are in for a treat this is one of the best books. OK I am a Potter Head they are all good to me. But Yes This book is an eye opener, I hope you enjoy it.

[Linda]

The Cumberland Killers. For the record Order of the Phoenix is a great book.

[mrbooks]

Linda How do you kill a sausage ?

[Rhian]

Nick I hope you enjoy it as much as I did

[Rhian]

I've started The lost child by John Hart, it's already better than Blaze, I picked this book from a charity shelf somewhat just to try a new author and it seems promising so far

[Linda]

There's no need for sarcasm. This is why I seldom participate in discussions mr. Books

[Nick]

Rhian wrote: "Nick I hope you enjoy it as much as I did"

Made it through the first 100 pages last night. Very entertaining, and enjoyable, looking forward to trying to unravel it all as I go along. Thanks for the recommendation.

[Nick]

mrbooks wrote: "Nick wrote: "I'm starting Daisy in Chains by Sharon Bolton tonight and have Roadwork ready too. We'll see how well they mix with The Dark Tower 7."

Hmmm it depends are you reading them in order o..."

So I read the whole series a few years ago and now I'm going through them again as part of a group read. Just finished Wizard and Glass, Wind, Wolves, Song, and now I'm into The dark tower. So far it's better than I remember. I'll be reading Roadwork as part of the October read, so I may sit Dark Tower aside for a bit. It's an experience that I really don't want to finish anytime soon anyway.

[mrbooks]

Linda wrote: "There's no need for sarcasm. This is why I seldom participate in discussions mr. Books"

Sorry Linda just trying for a bit of levity, Fell flat on my face with that one.

[Rhian]

Good to hear Nick

[Alondra]

Still reading Assassin's Quest and just picked up The Deep for the start of my month long horror spree!