What Are You Reading Now? Pt 2. Showing 4,101-4,150 of 10,433

[Jarek "the Mistborn"]

heart shaped box was a really good one for me. It's good that hes not going down the same road as is Dad. Hes got his own distinct style

[Kenneth]

Finished the excellent Stolen Away by Kristin Dearborn.

Review at: https://kenmckinley.wordpress.com/201...

[Rhian]

I finished After Anna by Alex Lake today and I thought it was so good I rated it 5 ★, I won a novella on Friday I think I'll read that next it's called Harvest Festival by Karl Drinkwater

[Patrick]

Just started Apartment 16 by Adam Nevill

[Nick]

Just finished Bones of the Moon - amazing magical realism. My review is at:

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

Also finished re-reading Mr. Mercedes and plan to revise my earlier negative review soon. Just started The Fireman by Joe Hill.

[Andy]

Reading GET IN TROUBLE by Kelly Link. Fantastic stories that blend the mundane with the surreal. Playful and frightening and magical, all at once. Great stuff.

[Gavin]

I'm reading Anne of Ingleside

[Katie]

I'm reading In Cold Blood by Truman Capote. It's not the greatest book I've ever read but it's pretty good. If my high school English teachers knew I was reading all the books I was assigned after I faked my way through so many essays they would not be happy.

[Nick]

Just picked up the audio book of Blindsighted per advice from Rhian. Getting ready for another gut-wrenching experience. :-)

[Coni]

Finished The Long Walk last week (4 stars, but still need to write a review) and I'm about to start Dead Zone.

[Rhian]

Nick I hope you enjoy it

[Nick]

Rhian wrote: "Nick I hope you enjoy it"

I'm sure I will.

[Nancy]

I am reading Six of Crows

[Randy]

I'm trying a sample of "Carrion Comfort" -cool premise.

[Kenneth]

Randy wrote: "I'm trying a sample of "Carrion Comfort" -cool premise."

One of my favorite Dan Simmons.

[Randy]

Yeah. I wish I could find a hard cover version - it looks like a "keeper"!

[Gavin]

I'm reading The Ultimate Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

[Erin]

[Nancy]

My daughter owns On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft and she has been wanting me to read it for the last 6 months. So I told her I will start it today,

[Nancy]

Erin wrote: ""

He has a lot of books I would like to read. How is it so far?

[Ethan]

Polishing off The Dead Zone.

[Nicole]

Gavin wrote: "I'm reading The Ultimate Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy"

Wonderful! After the Dark Tower, this is my favorite series :)

[Scott]

I finished End of Watch last weekend. Now I'm reading The Library at Mount Char.

[Todd]

I finished End of Watch by SK and am now reading The Fireman by Joe Hill.

[Erin]

[Randy]

"The Power of the Dog" by Don Winslow. I'm alternating chapters with "The Dark Half".

[Patrick]

I've just started Relentless by Dean Koontz

[Andrew✌️]

Finished The Sea of Monsters and now I'm reading The Titan's Curse. Interesting series, for mythological elements and the fun.

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The Way of Kings

I'm about 2/3 through. It has multiple excellent stories woven together. At first, I didn't like it (I thought the fantasy was much too fantastical), but now I am loving it.

Tim

[Dylan]

Tim wrote: "The Way of Kings

I'm about 2/3 through. It has multiple excellent stories woven together. At first, I didn't like it (I thought the fantasy was much too fantastical), but now I am l..."

If you enjoy that one I highly recommend reading Words of Radiance also. Those are two of my favorite books.

I am about halfway done with Misery and I am really enjoying it so far.

[Kandice]

Nancy wrote: "Erin wrote: ""

He has a lot of books I would like to read. How is it so far?"

I love that book. It's so timely despite taking place decades ago. The spirit of the story never changes.

[Gabriel]

Pet Sematary (Stephen King)

I was encouraged several times to dig into it, so we'll see how it goes.

Peace

[Andrew✌️]

I've finished The Titan's Curse, another chapter of Percy Jackson series. I think I'll read all the books, so now I'm reading The Battle of the Labyrinth.

[Erin]

Nancy wrote: "Erin wrote: ""

He has a lot of books I would like to read. How is it so far?"

I honestly wasn't a fan of it and I love his books so it was disappointing that I couldn't get into it.

[Jarek "the Mistborn"]

Finishing Nyphron Rising and about 1/3 through Shadows Linger

[Patrick]

I'm starting Chase by Dean Koontz

[Holly]

Love Dean Koontz Patrick; hope you enjoy it!

[Patrick]

Thanks Holly

[Holly]

You're welcome! :)

[Rhian]

Just started Rubbernecker by Belinda Bauer I think I'm going to enjoy this one, finished The sudden departure of the Frasers thought it was good definitely read more by Louise Candlish

[Hemant]

Ghachar ghoochar

[Brandon]

Finishing Wizard's First Rule by Terry Goodkind. Not a great read. Looking forward to starting Gone Girl with my wife.

[Holly]

Loved Gone Girl..hope you and your wife enjoy it Brandon!

[Erin]

Holly wrote: "Loved Gone Girl..hope you and your wife enjoy it Brandon!"

The only Gillian Flynn book I haven't read yet. I need to get myself a copy.

[Billy "D"]

Drood by Dan Simmons. Man, it's a Big Book.

[Erin]

[Nancy]

I am starting In a Dark, Dark Wood tonight.

[Nick]

Just finished The Fireman. My review is posted at https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

Starting Blindsighted by Karen Slaughter.

[Nick]

Tanya-Marie wrote: "Absolutely.
I've read several takes on Bundy, but Rule was, by far, the most chilling.
His attorney is releasing a book about him. Before he died, Bundy gave permission to his lawyer to disclose ..."

I thought Rule's book was really great AND terrifying. I read it because I was a little uncertain about King's portrayal of Brady in Mr. Mercedes. I think it helped clarify King's character for me, But you are right, Tanya Marie, King didn't do it nearly as well. I also listened to the audiobook and thought that it was very well done and especially frightening.

[Tee]

Nick wrote: "Tanya-Marie wrote: "Absolutely.
I've read several takes on Bundy, but Rule was, by far, the most chilling.
His attorney is releasing a book about him. Before he died, Bundy gave permission to his..."

I had completely forgotten about this thread until your comment, Nick! Stephen King did a great job for fiction but that just pales in comparison to the real thing that Rule lays out in her book on Bundy. I more recently read Mr. Mercedes and there's no doubt in my mind that he has read and re-read Rule when constructing his antagonist.
I'm glad you enjoyed Rule. She also wrote a fantastic novel on The Green River Killer called Green River, Running Red. Worth looking into!