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[Nicole]

Matthewcross87 wrote: "I'm reading salems lot"

Ah, my favorite! <3

[mrbooks]

Matthew a seriously good book with a bit of a scare factor.

[mrbooks]

It will do that to you suck you right in.

[mrbooks]

Actually just read what I wrote didn't mean to make a pun out of it.

[mrbooks]

Those are the best kind and the fact that it was accidental makes it only better.

[Erin]

Sycamore Row

[Doreen]

Just started reading Nightmare At 20,000 Feet: Horror Stories by Richard Matheson.

[Kandice]

Anyone reading Gwendy's Button Box?

[Nick]

Kandice wrote: "Anyone reading Gwendy's Button Box?"

I just got a copy in the mail today. I think I want to get through The Dead Zone, which is turning out to be far better than I remember it. Maybe in about a week.

[Rhian]

I'm reading Tattletale by Sarah J Naughton I was so close to finishing it last night but fell asleep with only a few pages to go, I hate that but it's a good story

[Luke]

Hi!
I'm new to the app and new to this chat room. Huge King fan, read a good chunk of his writing. But currently reading The Hobbit for the first time. Really enjoying it so far. Considering it was written in the 30s I'm surprised it reads so modern.

[mrbooks]

Hi Luke and welcome. The Hobbit is an excellent book like Stephen King I re-read Tolkien every few years. Are you going to follow through and read the Lord of the rings Trilogy?

[Erin]

Kandice wrote: "Anyone reading Gwendy's Button Box?"

Haven't bought it yet. If you have read it, how is it?

[Andy]

Just purchased yesterday, read 3 chapters. It's a good read -- moves quickly, has a compelling heroine. Definitely worth a read.

[Kandice]

Erin wrote: "Kandice wrote: "Anyone reading Gwendy's Button Box?"

Haven't bought it yet. If you have read it, how is it?"

I ended up really like it with the exception of the ending, which isn't all that surprising. Like Andy said, it pulls you in quickly with the appearance of the man in black.

[Erin]

Sounds good, I'll get it at some point.

[Erin]

The Silkworm

[Kandice]

Erin wrote: "The Silkworm"

Love that series!

[Erin]

Cop Town

[Julie]

I have begun the Game of Thrones series in audio and I love it so far. I am about 1/2 done with the first book. I love the character development.

[Erin]

Julie wrote: "I have begun the Game of Thrones series in audio and I love it so far. I am about 1/2 done with the first book. I love the character development."

The first book in the series is one of my favorites. The whole series is great, though. I hope the next book comes out soon.

[Kandice]

I just finished Everything I Found on the Beach and think it's something King would like.

[Nick]

Just started THE SPARROW by Mary Dorria Russell... about the Jesuits sending a mission to the first planet with intelligent life to be identified by our astronomers. Takes place in the late 21st century, and we know from the get go that the mission was a disaster. Excellent read.

[Nick]

Erin wrote: "The Silkworm"

Lucky you. I really enjoyed it. Great characters and plotlines.

[Kandice]

Nick wrote: "Lucky you. I really enjoyed it. Great characters and plotlines."

Is there any word about when the next in the series will be released? That ending scene...I can't wait!

[Nick]

Kandice wrote: "Nick wrote: "Lucky you. I really enjoyed it. Great characters and plotlines."

Is there any word about when the next in the series will be released? That ending scene...I can't wait!"

I have no idea, but I'm really looking forward to it.

[Alejandro]

I'm finally going to the end of the longest trip ever. Dark tower VII. Page 300.
Regards

[Kandice]

Alejandro wrote: "I'm finally going to the end of the longest trip ever. Dark tower VII. Page 300.
Regards"

Let us know how you feel about the very end. The first time is always...well, something.

[Jessika]

Kandice wrote: "Alejandro wrote: "I'm finally going to the end of the longest trip ever. Dark tower VII. Page 300.
Regards"

Let us know how you feel about the very end. The first time is always...well, something."

Lol, that is the perfect way of putting it.

[mrbooks]

I can tell you I was shocked but don't know how to put in a spoiler alert so can't say more.

[Kandice]

mrbooks wrote: "I can tell you I was shocked but don't know how to put in a spoiler alert so can't say more."

If you aren't on the app, you do this (but without any extra spaces) < spoiler> jklklassjfnsdlknkl < /spoiler>

[Nick]

Kandice wrote: "mrbooks wrote: "I can tell you I was shocked but don't know how to put in a spoiler alert so can't say more."

If you aren't on the app, you do this (but without any extra spaces) jklklassjfnsdlknkl "

Or look above the comment box you're typing in where it says (some html is ok). Click on that. The second last item on the list says • spoiler: < spoiler>...< /spoiler>, and gives the code that Kandice just posted. Cut and paste the code after the colon and type your spoiler where the three dots are. Don't copy and paste this because we have to add extra spaces in the string (eg: < spoiler) to write about it otherwise it turns our example into a spoiler.

[mrbooks]

OK Thanks guy's I am a bit slow with computers.

[Nancy]

I am reading Let the Right One In.

[Nick]

Nancy wrote: "I am reading Let the Right One In."

Great, great book, Nancy.

[Brandon]

I've been an audio book addict for about two years now but now I'm actually reading Pet Semetary. It's a must read King for me and there's no unabridged audio version sadly. Can't put it down.

[Rhian]

Enjoyed Evil Games by Angela Marsons now reading Lie with me by Sabine Durrant

[Andy]

Nancy wrote: "I am reading Let the Right One In."

That's a fantastic read.

[Kandice]

Nancy wrote: "I am reading Let the Right One In."

So, so good!

[Greg]

Just started Bentley Little's 'The Mailman'. I've not read any of his before but have a good feeling already that it'll be a good 'un.

[Luke]

I'm reading Nomad by "Alan Partridge". Couldn't be further from the King style. But a great, laugh out loud read.

[Greg]

Luke wrote: "I'm reading Nomad by "Alan Partridge". Couldn't be further from the King style. But a great, laugh out loud read."

Ace! Have got it on my list to read along with 'I Partridge'. Will look forward to it.

[Erin]

Red Queen

[Jessika]

I'm currently about 150-200 pages into Under the Dome. Really liking it so far!

[Andrew✌️]

Jessika wrote: "I'm currently about 150-200 pages into Under the Dome. Really liking it so far!"

This is one of King's book, along with IT, I would like to read in this year.
The great number of pages make me think that I need to be in the right mood to read it. It catch you from the first pages? Or at the beginning, the pace is a little slow?

[Kandice]

I think Under the Dome opens with a bang and just ramps up from there. In the very first couple of pages the dome descends and then we really meet everyone.

[Nick]

Kandice wrote: "I think Under the Dome opens with a bang and just ramps up from there. In the very first couple of pages the dome descends and then we really meet everyone."

UNDER THE DOME: It's as powerful an opening as Mr. Mercedes and almost as strong as the opening of THE STAND. Not quite as heart-stoppingly terrifying as the opening of Cujo, but maybe that only terrifies people who, as kids, had a big scary closet in their bedroom.

[mrbooks]

It depends on the mood your in, it caught me straight away.

[mrbooks]

It depends on the mood your in, it caught me straight away.

[Jessika]

It definitely caught me right away--from the scene with the airplane & the woodchuck! And it's very easy to pick up & read for a hundred pages or so at a time. It's been taking me a while to read (I'm about 300 pages in now), but really, that's more because work/life has kept me busier than I would like. It's very addictive--every time you think it's slowing down, something else happens. I'm really loving it!