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[Erin]

The Fifth Heart

[Jon]

Norse Mythology by Neil Gaiman

[Bruce]

A Congregation of Jackals by S. Craig Zahler

[Linda]

The running man

[Nancy]

Emergence

[Erin]

Deal Breaker

[Alondra]

Atlanta wrote: "@alondra I’d be happy to do a buddy read of the 2nd one"

Gotcha. You and a few others. This definitely looks like a trilogy that needs to be discussed. Now, I just gotta find a good copy. :)

[Alondra]

Currently reading Kings of the Wyld. I have already giggled and become addicted to this world.... all within 100 pages.

(Yes, I ordered the 2nd book)

[Andrew✌️]

Yesterday I finisehd The Tar-Aiym Krang, first novel in the series. A funny adventure, such that today I started the second novel, Bloodhype.

[Scott]

So far this year, I've read Insomnia, The Cabin at the End of the World, and Fare Thee Well: The Final Chapter of the Grateful Dead's Long, Strange Trip.

Now I'm reading Elevation.

[Glen]

A Head Full of Ghosts by Paul Trembley

[Jenny]

Elevation

[Linda]

The Moonstone

[Gavin]

I'm reading House of Leaves.

[mrbooks]

currently reading Neil Gaiman Norse Mythology

[Kathryn]

Gavin wrote: "I'm reading House of Leaves."

One of my favorite books!

[Bruce]

I'm now working on The Ring of the Nibelung, by P. Craig Russell.

[Nick]

mrbooks wrote: "currently reading Neil Gaiman Norse Mythology"

I really loved Norse Mythology, Mr. Books. But I have to say, you really should listen to Neil Gaiman read it aloud via audiobook. His voice and reading style are fabulous.

Here's my review:

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

[mrbooks]

Nick wrote: "mrbooks wrote: "currently reading Neil Gaiman Norse Mythology"

I really loved Norse Mythology, Mr. Books. But I have to say, you really should listen to Neil Gaiman read it aloud via audiobook. Hi..."

That's how I am doing it. I am now a member of Audible and Have been busy boy, lol.

[Erin]

The World of Ice & Fire: The Untold History of Westeros and the Game of Thrones

[Nancy]

The Promise

[Alondra]

Nick wrote: "mrbooks wrote: "currently reading Neil Gaiman Norse Mythology"

I really loved Norse Mythology, Mr. Books. But I have to say, you really should listen to Neil Gaiman read it aloud via audiobook. Hi..."

Nice review, Nick. I guess I need to read it now. :)

[Cujo]

In The Night Room--Peter Straub

[Atlanta]

The passage by Justin Cronin

[Erin]

Wayward

[Gary]

Flight of Dreams by Ariel Lawhon

[Murray]

Mr. Books I really enjoyed Norse Mythology, I hope Neil Gaiman does another book of this type,

[Erin]

The Dead House

[Rhian]

Finished I, Witness by Niki Mackay 5☆ from me I loved it

[Jerry]

mrbooks wrote: "currently reading Neil Gaiman Norse Mythology"

mrbooks how come nobody calls you "mrbook" any more?

[Steve]

I just started Ulysses but James Joyce. It's a little intimidating.

[Glen]

@Atlanta, I just found City of Mirrors HB in a used book store to complete my set. I have yet to read the third book but, it’s been so long I’m feeling like I’ll go back to the start and re-read The Passage and The Twelve by Cronin first.

[Atlanta]

@glen I’m really loving the passage

[glamarieous]

I'm reading The Dark Half

[Linda]

The Wife Between Us

[Nancy]

Atlanta wrote: "@glen I’m really loving the passage"

One of my favorite series!

[Nancy]

Glen wrote: "@Atlanta, I just found City of Mirrors HB in a used book store to complete my set. I have yet to read the third book but, it’s been so long I’m feeling like I’ll go back to the start and re-read Th..."

That’s what I did when City of Mirrors came out. I re-read the first two. This is one of my favorite series.

[Nancy]

I am reading The Vampire Tapestry

[Patrick]

I'm currently reading The Deep by Nick Cutter

[Glen]

@ Nancy Typically I wouldn’t need to re-read previous novels as I absorb a lot when I read. I’m quite a slow reader to some but, generally retain everything. In the case of Cronin’s series however, his story spans over lifetimes and has many many characters. I found reading The Twelve after reading The Passage years prior was a bit confusing. So reading them all in succession I hope I’ll enjoy it like I did The Passage initially.

[Rodolfo]

I'm currently reading "Fire and Blood"

[Nancy]

Glen wrote: "@ Nancy Typically I wouldn’t need to re-read previous novels as I absorb a lot when I read. I’m quite a slow reader to some but, generally retain everything. In the case of Cronin’s series however,..."

I didn’t reread The Passage when The Twelve came out since it was only two years but City of Mirrors was 6 yrs after The Passage came out. So it deserved a reread. I definitely enjoyed them just as much if not more reading them in succession.

[mrbooks]

I am currently watching the first season of the passage on fox. Not to bad so far.

[Gavin]

Hiraeth wrote: "I'm reading The Dark Half"

What a coincidence, I just started that today.

[Alondra]

mrbooks wrote: "I am currently watching the first season of the passage on fox. Not to bad so far."

So far, so good. I am loving the virals.

(view spoiler)[I kinda like how they change Babcocks character to female. Interesting. (hide spoiler)]

[Glen]

I had no clue The Passage had been adapted to the small screen? From what I’ve read in regards to reviews, especially from those who have read the books, it’s failing hard, much like Under the Dome did. Why deviate so much from a perfect story? It happens all too often. Sometimes we are granted gems like 11/22/63 or Lord of the Rings or even Game of Thrones. Then there is The Dark Tower left in ruin, crumbled in despair of what could have been. ‘Sigh’

[Erin]

We Eat Our Own

[Bruce]

Wraiths of the Broken Land by S. Craig Zahler

This book is hard core, heh.

[Rachel]

I finished the Talisman, what an epic adventure. The ending made me cry happy tears. Anyone else enjoy the book? Also I just ordered The Black House, is it a continuation to the Talisman?

[Rhian]

I've started The Nightmare Place by Steve Mosby I loved a previous book by him