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[Nancy]

I am reading The Children of Men.

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I'm now reading The Well of Ascension by Brandon Sanderson

[Erin]

[Julie]

Dracula, because Mr. King recommended it in Danse Macabre

[Jessica]

I just finished reading The Winter People. Has anyone else read it? I absolutely devoured this book and would love to discuss. It was so perfectly creepy!

[Stevo]

Jessica wrote: "I just finished reading The Winter People. Has anyone else read it? I absolutely devoured this book and would love to discuss. It was so perfectly creepy!"

Hadn't heard of it until now. I just had a look and some of my GR friends have given it mixed ratings... However, I'm always looking for recommendations (who knows why, there's hardly a shortage of books...!) so I'll try to give it a read some time.

Julie wrote: "Dracula, because Mr. King recommended it in Danse Macabre"

Dracula is really good. There's only one thing I'd change about it but it isn't a deal breaker. Enjoy!

[Staci]

Looking for a copy of Winter People now. Sounds interesting and I would to discuss it with you

[Rhian]

Just finished The house on cold hill by Peter James what a load of rubbish, product placement and advertising everywhere and a poor rip off of The Amityville horror, one to avoid

[Nancy]

Staci wrote: "Nancy wrote: "Staci wrote: "Reading City of Mirrors; third installment from The Passage Trilogy. I hope there are others out there reading this novel becaus..."

I never thought about it. I think in general she is conflicted since she is in some ways like Zero. She did go there to find him so I could see her hearing his side whether she wants to or not. After all, she never even heard Amy's side.

[Scott]

I recently read The Dark Half. This was my 50th King book read.

I also read The Hunter.

[Rhian]

Started The Alibi by Jamie Raven which I won on goodreads, then my other recent win turned up this morning The Follower by Koethi Zan I can't wait to read that one everyone tells me The never list is excellent

[Aditya]

Finished Nick's Trip by George Pelecanos. It is essentially like reading a bad Dennis Lehane knockoff (I know Lehane came later) but I hope you get the idea. If you like genre fiction you would be entertained, otherwise give it a pass. Rating - 3/5.

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

[Kenneth]

Finished Covenant by Allan Leverone.

Review at http://kenmckinley.wordpress.com

[Erin]

[Stevo]

I finished Illuminae which, once I got into it, was a good page turner. I've just started Ready Player One which seems immediately great. Not only is it stuffed to the gills with game, TV and film knowledge but Mid-World also gets an honourable mention. YES!

[Scott]

I started Dark Matter a few days ago. It is really good so far.

[Rhian]

Got an early proof copy of The follower by Koethi Zan I can't wait to start it tonight

[ElleEm]

Rhian wrote: "ElleEm keep going it took me 3 attempts once you get to page 80 it gets so much better"

Yay! I finished and loved it. I have now also read and loved it as well.

Everybody was right, just get through the first part and it is a great read.

[Jessica]

ElleEm wrote: "Rhian wrote: "ElleEm keep going it took me 3 attempts once you get to page 80 it gets so much better"

Yay! I finished and loved it. I have now a..."

I absolutely loved the Stieg Larsson series! So glad to hear you're loving it. Of the three books, the second was my least favorite even though I enjoyed the entire series immensely. Have fun reading the third!

[Rhian]

I was so confused with all the characters in the 3rd book I didn't know who was working for who I think I left too big a gap after the second book, I've bought spiders web but haven't got around to reading it

[Jessica]

I bought the fourth book but also haven't read it yet. Picked it up because I loved the original series. But I'm very hesitant about another author trying to pick up on Larsson's story and style. I'm worried it will somehow taint my enjoyment of the originals. Eventually I'll just have to dive in and see for myself. If you end up giving it a try I'd love to hear your impressions!

[Rhian]

I keep forgetting I bought it I found it in a charity shop months ago, if I do read it I shall post here and let you know how it goes

[Gavin]

Reading Indignation.

[Nancy]

I am reading The Haunting of Hill House. Our group read this month.

[J.G.]

Doctor Sleep. Been apprehensive about the sequel, but the King does not let his minions down. Sure it'll be great.

[Lin]

ALIVE. The story of the Andes survivors.
A beautiful non-fiction telling about people breaking barriers to survive. Understanding dilemma but so hard to accept.

[Rhian]

That rings a bell Lin I'm sure it's a film also

[Penny]

With the movie coming out, I decided to re-read The Dark Tower books. I'm reading The Wastelands now. I read these as they were published, so a long time ago. I'm able to understand more this time around. I was all of 21 when I read it the first time. The time travel aspect and different realities make sense this time.

[Erin]

[Jenny]

I'm just getting into the dark tower (gunslinger) and I do enjoy the style it's written in. I wish everyone long days and pleasant evenings..,

[Steve]

Finished The Gunslinger last night and I'm 44 pages into The Drawing of the Three. The difference between the two books is like when The Wizard of Oz switches from black-and-white to color.

[Nancy]

I am going to the library today to check out The Exorcist.

[Andrew✌️]

Some days ago I finished Planet of the Damned, a classical of the sciFi.
Now, I'm reading Finders Keepers the second book of a trilogy by Stephen King and Brides of Dracula the second book of a trilogy about Dracula.
Both books are exciting!

[Erin]

Nancy wrote: "I am going to the library today to check out The Exorcist."

How is it so far?

[Nancy]

Still too early in the story and setting it up. I did read this many, many years ago as a teen and it scared the crap out of me then. LOL

[Staci]

It's a great book. If I didn't have so many on my to-read shelf, I read it again.

[Nancy]

I think we all have a lot of books on our to read shelf.

;)

[Erin]

I definitely need to check it out at some point, I loved the movie.

[Kat]

Currently reading: The Last Days by Adam Nevill, Fever Song by Karen Marie Moning and The Children's Hour by Douglas Clegg

[Gavin]

The Catcher in the Rye

[Nicole]

I just started reading Duma Key for the first time.

I'm also reading The Master and Margarita.

[Nicole]

Gavin wrote: "The Catcher in the Rye"

I remember that I really loved this book. I'm going to try to read it again this year :)

[Rhian]

The killing season by Mason Cross, ok so far

[Jerri]

The Memory Tree by John R. Little for me and reading Penpal by Dathsn Auerbach with my son.

[E.]

Duma Key.
I struggle to recall the plot or story, but WIREMAN!! I can remember almost every single line of his dialogue. Best secondary character ever!!

[Erin]

[Alondra]

Started Psycho!! Classic.

Also starting The Secret Speech and The Time Machine :)

[Staci]

Still reading the Haunting of Hill House; my 18 month old granddaughter is an adorable distraction.

[Josh]

I have been on a big Ania Ahlborn kick lately. Right now I'm listening to her The Devil Crept In and reading her book Brother. I've enjoyed everything I've read by her so far. If you all haven't checked her out I recommend her. She is a huge King fan.

[Alondra]

Josh wrote: "I have been on a big Ania Ahlborn kick lately. Right now I'm listening to her The Devil Crept In and reading her book Brother. I've enjoyed everything I've read by her so far. If you all haven't ch..."

Seed was my introduction to her work; and it was awesome enough to make me a fan. Great book