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[Erin]

The Woman Before Wallis: A Novel of Windsors, Vanderbilts, and Royal Scandal

[Erin]

Catch Me If You Can: The True Story of a Real Fake

[Haarish]

61 Hours by Lee Child.

[Gary]

Dean Koontz's Frankenstein, Volume 1: Prodigal Son

[Erin]

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

[Linda]

Four Past Midnight

[Michele]

Linda wrote: "Four Past Midnight"

Yay King!! I love "Secret Window, Secret Garden."

[Isaac]

I just finished If It Bleeds and now I’m nearing finishing The Dead Zone, revisiting old king!

[br]

The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins

You should definitely read it if you are either into or want to get into Victorian Literature or to dive deep into the origins and foundation of mysteries/thrillers as we know them today. It is thus far fascinating. The epistolary narrative is held magnificently as well. Cheers!

[Gary]

Bad Faith
(Sister Agatha Mystery #1)
by Aimée Thurlo, David Thurlo

[Nicole]

Finally getting around to The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt.

[The Biblio Bimbo]

I've been reading "The Bonfire of the Vanities" for a few weeks, because I actually really love the style it's written in. So I kind of don't want it to end. Also, every character is extremely flawed, and that's my cup of tea.

[Andrew✌️]

Yesterday I started The Intern's Handbook. A curious plot and, so far, a compelling story.

[Glen]

I’m a 1/4 of the way into The City of Mirrors by Justin Cronin. It’s the last of The Passage series and it’s actually pretty amazing. Probably not the best book series to read during a pandemic mind you but, I started into it pre-Covid-19.

[Derrick]

Glen wrote: "I’m a 1/4 of the way into The City of Mirrors by Justin Cronin. It’s the last of The Passage series and it’s actually pretty amazing. Probably not the best book series to read during a pandemic min..."

I have that series in my tbr pile.

[Derrick]

A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess

[Charles]

Fabulous book Derrick!

[Derrick]

Charles wrote: "Fabulous book Derrick!"

I'm enjoying so far. I was nervous about the weird language but it's really not that bad. I'm able to glean most of it from the context.

[Gary]

What God Wants to Know: Finding Your Answers in God's Vital Questions
by Bruce Larson

[Charles]

Derrick, are you reading the UK or US version. The final chapter (chapter 21) is removed in the US version.

[Derrick]

Charles wrote: "Derrick, are you reading the UK or US version. The final chapter (chapter 21) is removed in the US version."

Uk version. 21 chapters

[Michael]

Just finished my Hugo reading: 6 novels and numerous novelas, novelettes, short stories, & related works. This year was not easy at all. Here are my choices and reasoning:

http://blog.worldoftarn.com/2020/07/m...

Too many good books! :-)

[Kandice]

Derrick wrote: "Charles wrote: "Derrick, are you reading the UK or US version. The final chapter (chapter 21) is removed in the US version."

Uk version. 21 chapters"

Good! I think the original UK version leaves you with a very different, and far superior, message!

[F.C.]

Glen wrote: "I’m a 1/4 of the way into The City of Mirrors by Justin Cronin. It’s the last of The Passage series and it’s actually pretty amazing. Probably not the best book series to read during a pandemic min..."
I read The Twelve just as the pandemic got started, definitely brought another dimension to the book.

[Charles]

I agree Kandice.

[Gary]

Prey for a Miracle (Sister Agatha #3)
by Aimée Thurlo, David Thurlo

A great mystery series!

[Glen]

One thing I am noticing with The City of Mirrors is the amount of character building for Tim Fanning ‘Zero’. This book more so than the previous two books reminds me more of King’s story telling. I’ve actually forgotten I’m reading a Passage trilogy book at this point and don’t mean that in a bad way.

[Patrick]

Im a third of the way through The woods are dark br Richard Laymon the edited one. Im reading his books in the order they were published I plan on reading the unedited when I get to that date should be one of the last

[Kerry]

game of thrones george rr martin

[Gary]

False Witness (Sister Agatha #4)
by Aimée Thurlo, David Thurlo

[Derrick]

Finished A Clockwork Orange. I enjoyed it. Solid read if you're able to stick with it long enough to get past the language. I want something else that's fairly short so today I started Joyland by King.

[Wyatt]

I’m reading The Way Of Kings and will read Different Seasons next.

[Erin]

Derrick wrote: "Finished A Clockwork Orange. I enjoyed it. Solid read if you're able to stick with it long enough to get past the language. I want something else that's fairly short so today I started Joyland by K..."

Have you seen the movie A Clockwork Orange? If so, is it similar to the book?

[Kandice]

Erin wrote: "Derrick wrote: "Finished A Clockwork Orange. I enjoyed it. Solid read if you're able to stick with it long enough to get past the language. I want something else that's fairly short so today I star..."

Yes, that movie is based on Burgess's book. It's a hard watch because the violence is so blase and in your face, but it's incredibly well made and acted.

[Derrick]

Erin wrote: "Derrick wrote: "Finished A Clockwork Orange. I enjoyed it. Solid read if you're able to stick with it long enough to get past the language. I want something else that's fairly short so today I star..."

The movie follows the book fairly closely. In fact when they were filming the movie if there was questions about the story or what have you they would refer to the book instead of the script.

[Erin]

I've watched the movie and yes, the violence is pretty brutal, not something I could watch again.

The Flight Attendant

[Gary]

Bad Samaritan (Sister Agatha #6)
by Aimée Thurlo, David Thurlo

The last Sister Agatha story
It is a wonderful series

[Kerry]

Everything's Eventual - Stephen King

[Erin]

The Andromeda Evolution

[Linda]

The Chef

[Derrick]

It by Stephen King

[Derrick]

Michael wrote: "Derrick wrote: "It by Stephen King"

IT's a good one!"

This will be my first time reading it. Also it will officially be the longest book I've ever read!

[Erin]

Derrick wrote: "Michael wrote: "Derrick wrote: "It by Stephen King"

IT's a good one!"

This will be my first time reading it. Also it will officially be the longest book I've ever read!"

Enjoy!

[Derrick]

Erin wrote: "Derrick wrote: "Michael wrote: "Derrick wrote: "It by Stephen King"

IT's a good one!"

This will be my first time reading it. Also it will officially be the longest boo..."

Thanks! I'm loving it so far.

[Erin]

Interview with the Vampire

[Linda]

The drowned

[Phdrseuss]

just finished reading Serial Killers True Crime

[Scott]

I'm currently reading Traitor's Blade, and when I finish that I'm going to start The Living Dead by George A. Romero. Been waiting for this one for a long time.

[Erin]

Scott wrote: "I'm currently reading Traitor's Blade, and when I finish that I'm going to start The Living Dead by George A. Romero. Been waiting for this one for a long time."

It sounds good, I didn't even know Romero was an author.

[Gary]

I'm reading about Ezra Pound, the poet.
I hope to read some of his poetry. I became interest in Pound from a book called "The City of Falling Angels." I have read this book several years ago, and I have the audio cds of the book, too. Listening to cds is like rereading the book.