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[Kenneth]

Starting The Clearing of Travis Coble by Jonathan Janz and Countdown by Jonathan Maberry

[Polly]

Debra wrote: "Hi!

I'm Debra, new member.

I just finished "Swiss Family Robinson". Enough said.

I have just started an ANNE RICE novel. "The Witching Hour" I have read Rices'. Vampire Chronicles" and enjo..."

Another suggestion (not to load you up with books, but...) Blackwood Farm by Anne Rice is also excellent!

[Andrew✌️]

A couple of days ago I finshed Desperation and today I started The Maltese Falcon. This is a genre that I read little in the last few years.

[Kenneth]

Reading The Hides by Kealan Patrick Burke

[Shawn]

Hey all, just finished the Boar by Joe Lansdale in was class reading the 48 by James Herbert its excellent so far.

[Nick]

Andrew wrote: "A couple of days ago I finshed Desperation and today I started The Maltese Falcon. This is a genre that I read little in the last few years."

Hey Andrew, I'm reading Farewell My Lovely by the same guy. Great reading.

[Gavin]

To Kill a Mockingbird

[Andrew✌️]

Nick wrote: "Andrew wrote: "A couple of days ago I finshed Desperation and today I started The Maltese Falcon. This is a genre that I read little in the last few years."

Hey Andrew, I..."

I'm, only at beginning, but I like this 'old style' Crime novel by Dashiell Hammett. I've never read 'Farewell My Lovely', it's on my to be read list.
But this is by Raymond Chandler, even if on the screen it has always the face of Humphrey Bogart.

[Nick]

Andrew wrote: "Nick wrote: "Andrew wrote: "A couple of days ago I finshed Desperation and today I started The Maltese Falcon. This is a genre that I read little in the last few years."

..."

I knew if I didn't check it out I would get it wrong. :)

[Aditya]

Finished Defending Jacob a good book that could have been even better if not for a rushed ending.

[Liam]

any one reading from buick 8 just started reading it reminds me bit off Herbie

[Kris]

I just started Duma Key.. I have had it for a while and just never read it..

[Malina]

Kris wrote: "I just started Duma Key.. I have had it for a while and just never read it.."

Enjoy! It is a great book

[Malina]

Reading Gone South, loving it so far.

[Andrea]

Mr Mercedes by Stephen King

[Erin]

I can only find the listing for the kindle copy but I have the paperback version.

[Gavin]

Phew! Wasn't planning to, but finished To Kill A Mockingbird yesterday. Now I'm reading The Great Gatsby.

[Zack]

Finished Mr. Mercedes yesterday and now reading THE LONG WALK!!!

[Marco]

Was a bit disappointed after reading Ritual, but the start of Skin is promising.

[Scott]

I finished Stardust and now I'm on Mr. Mercedes.

[Kenneth]

Malina wrote: "Reading Gone South, loving it so far."

I think that one is a hidden gem that doesn't get much recognition amongst McCammon's work.

[Kenneth]

Picked up an old classic that has somehow escaped me through the years. Ghost Story by Peter Straub. How is this not available on Kindle?? So, picking up a paperback for the first time in a while.

[Debra]

Thanks all for your comments

Debra

[H]

Ghost Story, I consider it Straub's best tale, a classic

[Shubham]

Just Purchased "DREAMCATCHER"

[Aya]

Joyland

[Erin]

Zack wrote: "Finished Mr. Mercedes yesterday and now reading THE LONG WALK!!!"

The Long Walk is one of my favorites.

[Andrew✌️]

I'm reading The Big Sleep, a good old crime.

[Kenneth]

H wrote: "Ghost Story, I consider it Straub's best tale, a classic"

It's one that I've been wanting read for a very long time. But, it never has become available on Kindle. So, I picked up a paperback copy and I'm reading it the old fashioned way. Lol.

[Edvinas]

Stephen King

[H]

@Ken, that's the only way I read, I'm a renaissance chic & the act of reading is very important & personal to me. I have to hold an actual book, reading is like my church...
Ghost Story is a helluva good tale, a real page turner. Straub did a killer job with catching your attention & keeping it, the creep factor scores as well

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H wrote: "@Ken, that's the only way I read, I'm a renaissance chic & the act of reading is very important & personal to me. I have to hold an actual book, reading is like my church...
Ghost Story is a helluv..."

H, I'm with you on reading actual books. I have read only one ebook because I wanted to borrow my mother's copy of Desperation for the group read and she had it on her kindle. Though I was very thankful to have been able to read it, I was glad to get back to my books.

[Costas]

Just started Mr. Mercedes today. Hope I like it better than Dr Sleep.

[H]

@Kathryn, I know right? I get all the benefits with e-readers but for me it has to be an actual book. The weight of it, the smell, it's "there'ness", :) difficult to explain. Especially old books, so cool. I recently bought a batch of old books & found they were from a high school that closed in 1964, the books still had cards in the back. That's 50 yrs, kinda blew my mind a bit...

[B]

Starting 'Salem's Lot finally. A little disappointed as I didn't get the extended version, I guess that just means I'll have to read it again!

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H wrote: "@Kathryn, I know right? I get all the benefits with e-readers but for me it has to be an actual book. The weight of it, the smell, it's "there'ness", :) difficult to explain. Especially old books, ..."

I, too, have some old library books. No cards in them, though. One of the things I missed most when I read the ebook was being able to easily look back at stuff. Apparently I do that a lot because I either can't remember or missed something. That's a lot easier to do with a real book.

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Misty wrote: "I am reading Midnight. I am in the air how I feel about it so far."

Misty, is that the one written by Dean Koontz? If so, I really loved that book.

[Aaron]

[Shawn]

Hey all, just finished dark fire by C J Sanson very worthwhile. Just started F--kness by Anderson Prunty should be interacting.

[Shawn]

Sorry I ment interesting

[Andrew✌️]

I've finished The Big Sleep, good example of hard boiled novel, a new genre for me. Now I'm reading Smoke and Mirrors and The Drawing of the Three.

[Gavin]

Finished The Great Gatsby and I'll be starting The Kite Runner later today.

[Terri]

I'm about half way through The Troop by Nick Cutter, I was looking forward to reading this as it was recommended by the "King" himself but I'm a bit disappointed with it so far.

[Nick]

Just got the big old hardcover of Mr. Mercedes. Read the first 30 pages, and I'm hooked.

[Malina]

Nick wrote: "Just got the big old hardcover of Mr. Mercedes. Read the first 30 pages, and I'm hooked."

I have mine on my nightstand and I want to start but at the same time I want to save it for the perfect moment!

[Kandice]

Nick wrote: "Just got the big old hardcover of Mr. Mercedes. Read the first 30 pages, and I'm hooked."

I think it's funny you say "big old" because I was a little sad it wasn't thicker! We all know how MUCH he can write. :)

[Nick]

Kandice wrote: "Nick wrote: "Just got the big old hardcover of Mr. Mercedes. Read the first 30 pages, and I'm hooked."

I think it's funny you say "big old" because I was a little sad it wasn't thicker! We all kno..."

After reading about 60 novels on my iPhone, just the covers makes it big... but yes, I do wish it was longer.

[Malina]

@Kandice- did you know it's part of a trilogy? Maybe that's why it's not as long

[Kandice]

I do, and I am THRILLED!

[Malina]

The Brass VerdictI'm more than halfway through , I enjoyed having both Harry Bosch and Mickey Haller in the same book