What Are You Reading Now? Pt 2. Showing 6,151-6,200 of 10,415

[Nancy]

The Lesser Dead

[Robin]

Fear - Trump in the White House

[Alondra]

Nancy wrote: "The Lesser Dead"

I really enjoyed this one; of course, I love vampires...ssooo.

I hope you enjoy as well.

[Erin]

Erin wrote: "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?"

I havent watched the show yet. Im worried it will be terrible since its on Lifetime. I hope you enjoy You.

[Erin]

Rhian wrote: "I loved you and hidden bodies, What a great twisted character"

So true. Im surprised I like Hidden Bodies almost as much as You.

[Jerry]

Erin wrote: "Rhian wrote: "I loved you and hidden bodies, What a great twisted character"

So true. Im surprised I like Hidden Bodies almost as much as You."

I thought both books were great also. I've just read Caroline Kepnes's third (?) book, Providence, and while I liked that one as well, I didn't find it quite as compelling as either You or Hidden Bodies. It's a fascinating literary exercise she's undertaken with that third book, though; kind of a unique take on H.P. Lovecraft's story "The Dunwich Horror" ... in the form of a kind of bizarre love story. (!)

[Robert]

I realize this is an "apples and oranges" kind of question but are there any contemporary vampire books that are "better" than George RR Martin's "Fevre Dream" ? Admittedly my exposure to contemporary vampire literature is woefully lacking but I wonder about this. Even after my first exposure to this novel over thirty years ago GRRM's effort in this genre still remains, for me a very high watermark. As much as I love "Game of Thrones" , Mr. Martin's shorter, more compact efforts is something to be enjoyed as well.

[Erin]

Erin wrote: "Erin wrote: "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?"

I havent watc..."

I think the show is good but I also haven't read You yet so I can't really compare the two.

Now reading:

The Boy on the Bridge

[Nancy]

Robert wrote: "I realize this is an "apples and oranges" kind of question but are there any contemporary vampire books that are "better" than George RR Martin's "Fevre Dream" ? Admittedly my exposure to contempor..."

I have never read Fevre Dream. What about it did you like and are you looking for something similar?

There is a vampire books group that you could also ask:

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

[Tim]

Started Interview with the Vampire last night.

[Kasey]

I just started Warm Bodies tonight! So far so good!

[mrbooks]

Robert wrote: "I realize this is an "apples and oranges" kind of question but are there any contemporary vampire books that are "better" than George RR Martin's "Fevre Dream" ? Admittedly my exposure to contempor..."

Try reading the passage trilogy by Justin Cronin. It is more a cross between vamps and zombies but I thing you will like it.

[Linda]

I'm half way through Gun And Daggers by Donald Bain

[Erin]

You

[Linda]

Blood Harvest

[Nancy]

Gavin wrote: "Just started The Troop??
Anyone read it??"

Yes, I liked it.

[Nancy]

Dracula Kindle in Motion

[Erin]

Gavin wrote: "Just started The Troop??
Anyone read it??"

Yes, it's really good. So is The Deep.

[Nick]

Just finished Daisy in Chains. Amazing story. Five Stars. Really great. My review:
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Rhian]

Oh Nick I'm so glad you enjoyed it, her other stand alones were too

[Rhian]

*great

[Rhian]

I finished The Last Child by John Hart, new author for me I really enjoyed it, the friendship between the 2 boys of the story reminded me of how S.K writes a good friendship, I've got to try another by the author, now onto He said She said by Erin Kelly and it looks promising so far

[Erin]

Caraval

[Nick]

Just started Roadwork. It's my second read but it's been a long time.

[Alondra]

Nick wrote: "Just started Roadwork. It's my second read but it's been a long time."

Loved Roadwork. Nothing like payback.

[Erin]

Swan Song

[Kasey]

I just started Picture Perfect by Jodi Picoult

[Linda]

Anatomy of a scandal

[Nick]

Erin wrote: "Swan Song"

My daughter's favorite book. I loved it too.

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The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss

[Michael]

The Vorrh. Dense in places, horrific in others. Always a surprise. Fascinating stuff.

[Tim]

Tim wrote: "The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss"

I loved this book, and this reminds me I need to get to the sequel some time soon. Hope you enjoy it.

As for me, I'm working through Ghost Story and just started Roadwork. Along with a plethora of others I should probably focus on instead of starting new ones.

[Erin]

Nick wrote: "Erin wrote: "Swan Song"

My daughter's favorite book. I loved it too."


I'm still early into it.

[Linda]

What a great book. I must do re-read of Swan Song myself.

[Shannon]

Just got done reading these
Shadow Fires by Leigh Nichols AKA Dean Koontz Its a reread and I still loved his older one like this more then his newer books

The President Is Missing by Bill Clinton & James Patterson Not one of James Patterson best book dont knw how much Bill wrote and how much James Wrote but the book wasnt good IMO. I wish James just stick with his own work

Don't Let Go by Harlan Coben I couldnt put this one down Harlan as hit it out with this book!

Charade by Sandra Brown I had this book for about 3 years and I finally got it read I really loved this one I wish her newer books was like her older ones like this.

Well I am going go to the library either today or tomorrow to check some out

[Erin]

Linda wrote: "What a great book. I must do re-read of Swan Song myself."

I'm about 200 pages into it now. I like it so far but not really sure how I feel about (view spoiler)[the military angle where it was a nuclear apocalypse (hide spoiler)]

[Glen]

See How They Run by Tom Bale

[Linda]

The Quiche And The Dead

[Nick]

Erin wrote: "Linda wrote: "What a great book. I must do re-read of Swan Song myself."

I'm about 200 pages into it now. I like it so far but not really sure how I feel about [spoilers removed]"

There are a lot of interesting ways to bring on the post-apocalypse, from a writer's point of view, and the cause determines the state of the world. (view spoiler)[Compare The Stand with its massive (germ warfare research induced ) illness which kills people but leaves the world intact, vs The Road or Swan Song where it's a struggle to even survive because of a nuclear winter. (hide spoiler)]

[Nancy]

Erin wrote: "Linda wrote: "What a great book. I must do re-read of Swan Song myself."

I'm about 200 pages into it now. I like it so far but not really sure how I feel about [spoilers removed]"

Think about what was going on when the book was written.

[Erin]

I can understand that, it's more realistic.

[Kasey]

I am starting The Burning World (Warm Bodies #2) today!

[Jacquie]

I'm reading The Bone Clocks by David Mitchell. It's very spooky.

[Erin]

The Man in the High Castle

[Linda]

The Black Echo

[Nancy]

A Night in the Lonesome October

[Erin]

I'm Thinking of Ending Things

[Nick]

Erin wrote: "I'm Thinking of Ending Things"

Don't do it Erin!! :-)

[Erin]

Ha ha! :)

Pines

[Rhian]

Nice one Nick 🤣