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[Linda]

The innocent man

[Erin]

The Small Hand and Dolly

[Wise Cat]

Elle wrote: "Just started Odd Thomas by Dean Koontz. I've never read a Dean Koontz book before, but he certainly has a huge following. I guess I was just a loyal Stephen King fan and never bothered with Koontz...."

I hope you enjoy it. I've read a few of the Odd Thomas books but not the whole series. The mixture of horror and humor is fun.

Another Kootz book I really loved is called (I think) One Door from Heaven. Or One Door Away from Heaven. Something like that. It's not an Odd Thomas book but it's uplifting.

[Nancy]

The Warehouse

[Mrityunjay]

Started Throne of Glass by Sarah J Maas

[Erin]

The Girl with a Clock for a Heart

[Nancy]

The Whisper Man

[Jennifer]

I just finished "The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo". Great, great book. Reading "Miracle Creek" right now.

[Gary]

I just finished "In Love with the World: A Monk's Journey Through the Bardos of Living and Dying" a great book.
Now I am going to re read "The Talisman" book. Then the "Black House"

[Andrew✌️]

Today I finished Kings of the Wyld, a wonderful adventure, Now I'm reading Altered Carbon. The beginning is good, I hope the next chapters will be at the same level.

[Erin]

Nancy wrote: "The Whisper Man"

How is it?

[Linda]

The Better Sister

[Erin]

Black Mad Wheel

[Gavin]

Reading A Clash of Kings

[Nancy]

Erin wrote: "Nancy wrote: "The Whisper Man"

How is it?"

Good so far! I am almost finished. I think I did figure out “who done it” but it isn’t disappointing to figure it out. If that makes sense. I have 25% left, things could change. LOL.

[Erin]

Light from Distant Stars by Shawn Smucker.

I'm only 150 pages in but so far I'm enjoying it.

[Linda]

Mississippi Blood by Greg iles

[Erin]

Nancy wrote: "Erin wrote: "Nancy wrote: "The Whisper Man"

How is it?"

Good so far! I am almost finished. I think I did figure out “who done it” but it isn’t disappointing to figure it out. If t..."

I always like a good book with a twist.

[Nancy]

Erin wrote: "Nancy wrote: "Erin wrote: "Nancy wrote: "The Whisper Man"

How is it?"

Good so far! I am almost finished. I think I did figure out “who done it” but it isn’t disappointing to figur..."

It was good. One of the better crime thriller suspense books I have read in a while. Lately they have been lackluster. This one is worth reading.

[Nancy]

War with the Newts

[Erin]

Nancy wrote: "Erin wrote: "Nancy wrote: "Erin wrote: "Nancy wrote: "The Whisper Man"

How is it?"

Good so far! I am almost finished. I think I did figure out “who done it” but it isn’t disappoin..."

Glad to hear it.

The Night Sister

[Marlise]

Okay I think I'm going a little overboard at the present moment.

I'm listening to 3 audiobooks...
One Door Away from Heaven
Moby-Dick, or, the Whale
The Medieval World

And I'm reading two physical books...
The Talisman
When French Women Cook: A Gastronomic Memoir

[Gavin]

Started The Three-Body Problem

[Glenn]

Just finished reading Tai-Pan by James Clavell. It was absolutely phenomenal, would totally recommend it to anyone who enjoys long, in-depth novels. Similarly, I would also recommend James Clavell's best known book, Shogun.

[Nancy]

Gavin wrote: "Started The Three-Body Problem"

I have that but haven’t read it yet. How is it?

[Mark]

Just finished reading Snuff by Chuck Palahniuk. It was filthy and hilarious. Not for everyone. Also recently finished Recursion by Blake Crouch and was blown away.

[Gavin]

Nancy wrote: "Gavin wrote: "Started The Three-Body Problem"I have that but haven’t read it yet. How is it?"

Actually amazing. I was just looking for some good hard sci-fi when I bought this book, but it's so much more than that, though there's still plenty of technical, and mostly accurate (some liberties for the sci fi stuff, of course), scientific jargon. Aside from that, it somehow it has time to discuss Maoist China and philosophize about humanity.

[Nancy]

Gavin wrote: "Nancy wrote: "Gavin wrote: "Started The Three-Body Problem"I have that but haven’t read it yet. How is it?"

Actually amazing. I was just looking for some good hard sci-fi when I bought this book, ..."

Awesome!

[Cheryl]

I'm contemplating 11/22/63 but it's a big bulky book and I like my e-books

[Cheryl]

So sorry just noticed non King

[Gavin]

Started Cloud Atlas

[Alondra]

Reading Ravenous by Ray Garton.

I'd been slogging through some fantasy and sci-fi that was boring me to tears, then I picked this horror-fest, and got my mojo back.

I also just completed Afraid. Blood and gore from the beginning.

[Linda]

A little yuletide murder

[Erin]

No One Gets Out Alive

[Cujo]

Frankenstorm

[Erin]

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

[Linda]

the closers

[Gavin]

Started The Blythes Are Quoted

[Nancy]

The Nobody People

[Bo'shiyo]

House of Chains by Steven Erikson

[Steve]

A Farewell to Arms

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I just started NOS4A2 by Joe Hill.

I couldn’t finish SPQR. It is too political for me.

[Jenny]

NOS4A2 is outstanding and phenomenally written. I felt empathy for all the characters; even Charlie Manx in away. So enjoy 😁

[Erin]

Waking Gods

[Robert]

As soon as I finish Dan Brown's "Origin" it's on to "The Gunslinger" for the first time!

[Linda]

The Eyes Of The Dragon by stephen king

[Nick]

Just finished The Return of King Lillian which is a really great fantasy along the lines of The Eyes of The Dragon, and for those reading the King book, I suggest you take a look at Lillian too. Anyway, my review is up: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

Meanwhile, I just started American Psycho (talk about different) and I'm really enjoying it.

[Erin]

I just finished The Dark Half(Loved it!) and now I'm reading The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown & War Girls by Tochi Onyebuchi.

[Erin]

Vox

[Diane]

I’m reading The Stand, the long version. 44 hours of audio but I know from other King books that this allows us to be deeply drawn into the characters and the plot can be complex. I compare it to The Dome which I really enjoyed.