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[Dustin]

Adam wrote: "Gregor wrote: "Angie wrote: "Gregor wrote: "I just picked up The Diabolical Conspiracy. The first chapter's got me hooked."

I just checked that out Gregor, it sounds awesome so I'm..."

Wow, I didn't know this, either! Sounds impressive, Gregor. Thankee for the heads-up, Adam.

[Gregor]

Adam wrote: "Gregor wrote: "Adam wrote: "Gregor wrote: "Angie wrote: "Gregor wrote: "I just picked up The Diabolical Conspiracy. The first chapter's got me hooked."

I just checked that out Greg..."

I might already have Toes Up, I'll check. If not, I'll grab it. I'm kind of still waiting for the continuance of something called The Continuance Agency. The author of that one kind of left me in a lurch.

[Gregor]

Dustin wrote: "Adam wrote: "Gregor wrote: "Angie wrote: "Gregor wrote: "I just picked up The Diabolical Conspiracy. The first chapter's got me hooked."

I just checked that out Gregor, it sounds a..."

Thanks, Dustin. I don't know about 'impressive.' But if you get it, I do hope you enjoy it.

[Sheryl]

I'm participating on a readalong for 11/22/63. Hopefully I'll finish it by the 22nd. 11/22/63

[☆Joycedale☆]

Writing on the Wall. Its a YA zombir story, really liking it

[Erica]

Ring by Koji Suzuki.

[☆Joycedale☆]

The Vanishing

[Dustin]

Gregor wrote: "Dustin wrote: "Adam wrote: "Gregor wrote: "Angie wrote: "Gregor wrote: "I just picked up The Diabolical Conspiracy. The first chapter's got me hooked."

I just checked that out Greg..."

You're most welcome. I'm certainly impressed and very intrigued by your premise.:) Hopefully I can read sometime next year.

[Gregor]

Dustin wrote: "Gregor wrote: "Dustin wrote: "Adam wrote: "Gregor wrote: "Angie wrote: "Gregor wrote: "I just picked up The Diabolical Conspiracy. The first chapter's got me hooked."

I just checke..."

Thanks, Dustin.

[Dustin]

Gregor wrote: "Dustin wrote: "Gregor wrote: "Dustin wrote: "Adam wrote: "Gregor wrote: "Angie wrote: "Gregor wrote: "I just picked up The Diabolical Conspiracy. The first chapter's got me hooked."..."

You're most welcome. Jason Parent's brilliant review played a big part in my decision to add it.

[Angie]

She wrote: "I'm participating on a readalong for 11/22/63. Hopefully I'll finish it by the 22nd. 11/22/63"

That's the other King book I've not read, but I'm reading Dr sleep and A Winter haunting, that's turning out really well.

[Gregor]

Dustin wrote: "Gregor wrote: "Dustin wrote: "Gregor wrote: "Dustin wrote: "Adam wrote: "Gregor wrote: "Angie wrote: "Gregor wrote: "I just picked up The Diabolical Conspiracy. The first chapter's ..."

Well, then I owe Mr. Parent a big thank you then, it would seem.

[Dustin]

It truly is a fantastic review, IMO!

[Gregor]

Dustin wrote: "It truly is a fantastic review, IMO!"

Yes, it was. I can't (and never would) complain.

[Michelle]

Rereading The Grim Grotto. After this, I'm thinking I need to break away from my reread of A Series of Unfortunate Events for a while. I wanted to reread the whole series before the end of 2013, but this is the 10th book I've read since November. :-/

[Angie]

I'm just starting the Diabolical Conspiracy after reading more of Dr sleep and A Winter haunting. I want to read it before Devil in the White City gets here tomorrow.

[Gregor]

Angie wrote: "I'm just starting the Diabolical Conspiracy after reading more of Dr sleep and A Winter haunting. I want to read it before Devil in the White City gets here tomorrow."

The Diabolical Conspiracy is a good, quick read. You shouldn't have a problem. And The Devil in the White City is a darn good book.

[Angie]

Yes I'm looking forward to that one, it better turn up tomorrow! And I've started the Bryan Smith one now, and its good:)

[Rick]

Angie wrote: "Yes I'm looking forward to that one, it better turn up tomorrow! And I've started the Bryan Smith one now, and its good:)"

I wish I could juggle books like you do Angie. I just don't have the ability to keep my focus on all the different story lines. I envy you!

[Angie]

I've been reading that way for years. When my kids were younger a had a book in different rooms, nowadays, I have a couple on my Kindle, and a few real ones in a pile!

[Gregor]

I read short stories (or non-fiction) while I'm reading a novel, but I couldn't do two novels at the same time.

[Angie]

I love short stories as well, I read those when I have a short break,

[Michelle]

I usually juggle two novels at once, especially if one of the ones I'm reading is very long, to break the monotony.

[Angie]

I do flip between books but at a certain point I just read to the end and don't read a different book in between. It's usually just after the half way mark, then I stay up until it's finished.

[Jordan]

Currently about 20% of the way through Jim Hines' Libriomancer. I'm really loving it so far....great tongue-in-cheek sense of humor, and a strong connection to the geek culture I am a part of.

[Angie]

Jordan wrote: "Currently about 20% of the way through Jim Hines' Libriomancer. I'm really loving it so far....great tongue-in-cheek sense of humor, and a strong connection to the geek culture I am a part of."

I really enjoyed that book Jordan it had me laughing. Part two came out a while back and has gone on my huge to read pile!
My copy of The Devil in the White City has turned up so I'm going to make a start on that

[Dustin]

Gregor wrote: "Dustin wrote: "It truly is a fantastic review, IMO!"

Yes, it was. I can't (and never would) complain."

Sounds like he did your book justice.:)

[Gregor]

Dustin wrote: "Gregor wrote: "Dustin wrote: "It truly is a fantastic review, IMO!"

Yes, it was. I can't (and never would) complain."

Sounds like he did your book justice.:)"

Oh, he did. It was a fair an honest review.

[Michelle]

Rereading The Penultimate Peril. Decided to keep going with my Series of Unfortunate Events marathon.

[Cheryl]

Just started Ready Player One

[Dustin]

Gregor wrote: "Dustin wrote: "Gregor wrote: "Dustin wrote: "It truly is a fantastic review, IMO!"

Yes, it was. I can't (and never would) complain."

Sounds like he did your book justice.:)"

Oh, he did. It was a..."

Great!:)

[Angie]

Starting Dead Sea by Tim Curran on Monday. One more to add to my list, but I'll of finished two of my others by then.

[Angie]

Starting Dead Sea by Tim Curran on Monday. One more to add to my list, but I'll of finished two of my others by then.

[GeneralTHC]

She wrote: "I'm participating on a readalong for 11/22/63. Hopefully I'll finish it by the 22nd. 11/22/63"

That has to be one of my very favorites. I started to read it for the third time just a couple days ago. The audiobook is really, really good, too.

[GeneralTHC]

Well, I've got out of control again and have like 13 books I'm currently reading, officially. Really it's considerably worse than that. I cannot help it. I have to read what I'm in the mood for.

I started reading last night. I'm about a hundred pages into it. It's pretty good, too.

I'm still working on but I have taken so much time and it so intricate I may have to re-read the first 300 pages.

I'm reading and really enjoying it. It's not an easy read by any means, though. That woman is an unbelievably talented writer. I'm talking master prose. She definitely deserves both Booker Awards. I'll be shocked if the next one doesn't win it as well. I can't speak highly enough of her skills.

I'm also reading . I'm not sure that Donna Tartt is my kinda storyteller. It's been alright, though. I have about 200 pages left I think and I have heard so much praise for her I'm reading as well. Not too far into it, though.

I have two non-fiction books from Eric Larson going: and . That guy is a researcher extraordinaire.

I'm reading Mandela's autobiography: , I think everyone should probably read it.

I'm reading . I'm not really that into it, though but I'll continue with it for now.

I started another David Liss book: . I'm convinced this guy is the real deal as far as historical fiction goes. I'll probably read all his stuff eventually.

I'm reading the fourth book in Robert McCammon's Matthew Corbett series: . I don't know why he's not more popular. He's a really solid writer AFAIAC.

I'm also reading a book by a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist about everything that has gone down in the government, politics, and specifically the CIA since 9/11 regarding Afghanistan, Pakistan, and all that mess. And it is a mess, no doubt. It's not easy reading either: .

[GeneralTHC]

Oh yeah, and I just started another one I'm hoping to read straight thru if my back will quit hurting me and I can sit here in this position long enough to read it: . It won the National Book Award in 2007.

[Angie]

Chuck wrote: "She wrote: "I'm participating on a readalong for 11/22/63. Hopefully I'll finish it by the 22nd. 11/22/63"

That has to be one of my very favorites. I started to read it for the thi..."

It's one I've never read, and Adam says the same as you. That is one of his best, if you're on your third reading I should give mine a first reading. I'll read it when I've finished Dr sleep. I can understand that you've got thirteen books on the go, but that far exceeds what I have going at once!!

I'm sorry your back hurts Chuck:(, I fell yesterday and its my wrist that got hurt! It's all bruised and swollen and I'm thinking I should go for an xray:(. I just wanted a day of doing nothing apart from reading.

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Chuck, you're giving me lots of reading ideas as usual. Currently I'm reading a Japanese mystery . Not sure how much I like it yet. Hub's going to the library today, so who knows what else I'll start?? Hope your back feels better, friend.

[Dustin]

[Angie]

That sounds really good Dustin. I get so many good ideas just seeing what other people are reading. I went and had my wrist checked and its just badly bruised.

I hope you got some of your book read Chuck:)

[GeneralTHC]

Appreciate it, Ladies!

Angie, Sorry you fell. Hope it heals for you quickly! I understand wanting to just relax and read. I'm very understanding when it comes to that, hehe.

Terri, I've been meaning to branch out into that area. I would like to read more Murukami and there is another Japanese author I want to read named Yoko Ogawa. I'm not real big on short stories but this one looks interesting to me: .

[Angie]

Terri wrote: "Chuck, you're giving me lots of reading ideas as usual. Currently I'm reading a Japanese mystery . Not sure how much I like it yet. Hub's going to the library to..."

I've looked at the Japanese authors you've mentioned and liked the sound of both of them. I've put them on my wish list so I don't forget their names. I love finding out about new author's, so thanks for that:)

[Rick]

I read Ring, by Koji Suzuki, after I watched Ringu. It's a really interesting book, and come to find out, a couple of his other novels were turned into movies as well. His writing is very dark and unique. I would definitely recommend him!

[Angie]

I never knew that the Ring was from a book! I've just gone and had a look on Amazon, and I can get it in hardback and delivered for only £1.70. I love it when I can pick up a book for a bargain price:)

[Parvathi]

My reading list is pretty long :) So many books, I'm enjoying all the reads!

Started , halfway through and

[Angie]

I've got the Dan Simmons book on my Kindle waiting to be read. I've read a few now but they are set in the real world. Is Hyperion good? And John grissham, I've not read anything of his for years!

[Parvathi]

I'm not too far into Hyperion yet, but it's good so far. I like it. I've read a few of Grisham's recent titles, including one YA.

[Rick]

Angie wrote: "I never knew that the Ring was from a book! I've just gone and had a look on Amazon, and I can get it in hardback and delivered for only £1.70. I love it when I can pick up a book for a bargain pri..."

The bargain bin is my friend:) I've started spending more time checking out the charity shops!

[Dustin]

Angie wrote: "That sounds really good Dustin. I get so many good ideas just seeing what other people are reading. I went and had my wrist checked and its just badly bruised.

I hope you got some of your book rea..."

I know, I love seeing what everyone else is reading, too. Most of the time, I end up adding more to my TBR.. imagine that!:)


Anyway, I'm happy to hear that Kiss sounds really good to you. I'm only 51 pages in (just started yesterday,) but it's quite the trip already. But what can I say? I love Ted Dekker, his stories tend to be very much fringe, and well.. trippy. Not in a psychedelic sense, but certainly not your typical storyteller. Have you read Dekker before?

[Gregor]