What Are You Reading Now? Pt 2. Showing 3,851-3,900 of 10,433

[Andrew✌️]

Twisted Reflections received from the author. A collection of stories, fiction and non.
Today I started also This Immortal, my first book of Roger Zelazny.

[Gavin]

Nick wrote: "Gavin wrote: "I'm currently reading Paradise Lost and Paradise Regained"

Satan as a superhero? Why not."
"Superhero" is not exactly the word I'd use... a tragic hero, maybe, but even that is tenuous.

[Nick]

Gavin wrote: "Nick wrote: "Gavin wrote: "I'm currently reading Paradise Lost and Paradise Regained"

Satan as a superhero? Why not."
"Superhero" is not exactly the word I'd use... a tragic hero, ma..."

Okay... antihero

[Gabriel]

Handmaid's Tale (Margaret Atwood)

Great...so far.

[Jarek "the Mistborn"]

Iam currently Reading heart-shaped Box by joe Hill. The son of Steven King. Iam half way Through and I must say that i really like It. I Try not to compare It to Kings work. I think it stands very well on its own

[Erin]

[Rhian]

sharp objects by gillian flynn was really good now reading what she left by T.R.Richmond not really into it yet but shall read for an hour in the bath later

[Nancy]

I am starting Gone tonight.

[Nick]

Rhian wrote: "@Nick I loved all the photos and articles they really added that something special to the book and I loved the characters too I'm still thinking about this book weeks later"

Hey Rhian, I wanted to come back again and thank you for the recommendation on NIGHT FILM. What a book... still not done with it but enjoying every minute.

[Nick]

Jarek wrote: "Iam currently Reading heart-shaped Box by joe Hill. The son of Steven King. Iam half way Through and I must say that i really like It. I Try not to compare It to Kings work. I think it stands very ..."

Hey Jarek... I think it does stand on its own, but it also (IMHO) compares very favorably with Mr. King's work. Hill's other novels actually have more humor and that is really great... maybe taking Mr. King up a notch. Hill's humor is really refreshing, I think.

[Rhian]

@Nick so glad you're enjoying it I'm lending my copy to a friend this week but it's one I'll be having back I know I'll read it again sometime in the future

[Shannon]

Just Got done with these
Mr. Murder by Dean Koontz
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3...
On of his older books I never read before and I love it
I wish his newer books was like his older ones

Full Dark, No Stars by Stephen King
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/7...
Newer book with his short stories My Fav in the book is
Big Driver & 1922

I have started last night to re read The Stand by Stephen King Its been years since i read this and I though i give it another reread

[Aditya]

Finished The Lady in the Lake by Raymond Chandler, another great addition to the Philip Marlowe series.

It boasts of the most convoluted plot in the series hence it's a joy to read how Marlowe unravels it. All the myriad mysteries align to fit the puzzle perfectly but it needed a generous helping of coincidences along its way for all of it come together. So won't give it a perfect score. Rating - 4/5.

[Dylan]

I am currently on "The Road Virus Heads North" in Everything's Eventual and I am starting The Terror by Dan Simmons today.

[Aditya]

Finished The Namesakeby Jhumpa Lahiri. A flawed piece of insipid self-indulgence, the writing is good but unfortunately it lacks any semblance of a plot. Rating - 2/5.

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

[Nick]

Just finished NIGHT FILM. Thought it was FANTASTIC... my really long review is at https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Rhian]

So glad you enjoyed it Nick I shall take a look at your review

[Kelsey]

Just started Brother Odd. For some reason Idd Thomas will always draw me in like no other character I've come across yet.

[Shell]

Just finished The Lady In The Van and now I'm trying to finish off The Bazaar of Bad Dreams and World After.

[Kenneth]

Finished book # 8 of The Stephen King Challenge - The Dead Zone . What a great, great story!

If you're interested, you can read my review at

Http://kenmckinley.wordpress.com or
Http://intothemacabre.booklikes.com

[Nick]

Ken wrote: "Finished book # 8 of The Stephen King Challenge - The Dead Zone . What a great, great story!

If you're interested, you an read my review at

Http://kenm..."

Liked the review Ken. Makes me want to go back and do a re-read myself.

[Jarek "the Mistborn"]

Well after a long time, i will finally start reading 11/22/63 tomorrow. Everybody I know says that its a great book. I hope they are correct cause its a big one:)

[Kandice]

Jarek wrote: "Well after a long time, i will finally start reading 11/22/63 tomorrow. Everybody I know says that its a great book. I hope they are correct cause its a big one:)"

It's doesn't feel long, and really is very, very good.

[Kenneth]

Nick wrote: "Ken wrote: "Finished book # 8 of The Stephen King Challenge - The Dead Zone . What a great, great story!

If you're interested, you an read my review at
..."

You know it's been awhile myself. I was actually surprised how much I liked it this time around.

[Kenneth]

Another quick read that was just kinda "Meh"...

Skinshift by Lisa von Biela

As always, if you're interested, you can read my review @

Http://kenmckinley.wordpress.com or
Http://intothemacabre.booklikes.com

[Aditya]

Finished The Drop by Michael Connelly.

Much better than his last few books which were starting to feel phoned in, Connelly is in his element combining police politics and a solid mystery to form an engrossing fast paced read. The Drop though a step in the right direction is still a few steps away from his best output. It's main problem is that it combines two separate stories which don't at all mesh together. The more interesting of the two dealing with the alleged suicide of a power broker is wrapped three-fourths of the way in saddling us with the much inferior serial killer story for an anti-climatic ending. Rating - 3/5.

[Shell]

I've FINALLY started Mr. Mercedes!

[Erin]

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I just finished The Bazaar of Bad Dreams. It is excellent.

[Erm]

It *-* Stephen King

[Rhian]

Finished Pretty Baby by Mary Kubica I'm so sick of psychological thrillers about " a girl " noe reading the langoliers by Stephen King so glad for something totally different

[Kenneth]

Finished Northwoods by Bill Schweigart. Excellent tale that blends X-Files with Ojibway folklore.

If you're interested, you can read my review at:

Http://kenmckinley.wordpress.com or

Http://intothemacabre.booklikes.com

[Nina]

Finally got my hands on a copy of "If I fall, if I die" by Michael Christie. Just starting out, but so far, so good.

[Andrew✌️]

I'm reading Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, a good mix between a biography of Lincoln and a great horror story about vampires.

[[deleted user]]

I'm starting The Pagan Lord

Tim

[Crystal]

Cujo

[David]

Just started reading Steampunk

[Nancy]

I am reading Revival.

[Corrie]

Half way through The Demon Dead

[Erin]

[Nancy]

Erin wrote: ""

Is this good? Is it a typical police/detective procedural book?

I bought someone Kisscut for Christmas. The books look interesting.

[Stevo]

Going for a DT 4 reread and waiting to see which of my previous reading challenges gets sacrificed as GR can't seem to cope with rereads. :(

[Gavin]

I'm reading The Call of Cthulhu and Other Weird Stories

[Erin]

Nancy wrote: "Erin wrote: ""

Is this good? Is it a typical police/detective procedural book?

I bought someone Kisscut for Christmas. The books look interesting."

I am still early into it but so far it's good. It seems like it is a typical police/detective procedural book.

[Rhian]

Finished the langoliers last night really enjoyed it after all the psychological thrillers I've been reading

[Rhian]

Oh I started pop goes the weasel by m.j.alridge

[VanillaSky]

I'm currently reading Frankenstein by Mary Shelley - can't believe it took me so long to actually read this book :) - and Boy's Life by Robert McCammon - an amazing coming-of-age story. And listening to The Terror by Dan Simmons.

[Crystal]

VanillaSky wrote: "

I'm currently reading Frankenstein by Mary Shelley - can't believe it took me so..."

I know what you mean. Frankenstein is going to be read in the near future and I can't believe I haven't read it yet.

[Nancy]

I think I will start Field of Prey today.

[Shell]

VanillaSky wrote: "

I'm currently reading Frankenstein by Mary Shelley - can't believe it took me so..."

Glad to hear you're enjoying Boy's Life - I've had that sitting on my shelf for ages but I still haven't got around to reading it yet.