what are you currently reading?

[Dustin the wind Crazy little brown owl, Colorful Colorado]

Jim wrote: "I am reading . It was mentioned in ."

Yes! :-) I noticed that in The Silent Corner & was curious - haven't read it yet.

[Linda]

I am currently re-reading, Tarzan of the Apes. I hadn't read it since I was a kid. I had forgotten how good it really was. It is not a children's book at all.

[Corey]

Tonight I'm picking for the second time, I had a really hard time getting into it last time I tried to read it, I guess my heart just wasn't in it. I haven't read anything by Koontz in like, forever! But I really want to get back into the Odd Thomas series, I just have two books left in the series!

[Dustin the wind Crazy little brown owl, Colorful Colorado]

Corey wrote: "Tonight I'm picking for the second time, I had a really hard time getting into it last time I tried to read it, I guess my heart just wasn't in it. I haven't read an..."

Hope you enjoy meeting a Rhinestone Cowboy! :-)

[Patrick]

Currently reading Twilight eyes by Dean Koontz

[Dustin the wind Crazy little brown owl, Colorful Colorado]

Patrick wrote: "Currently reading Twilight eyes by Dean Koontz"

Goblins! Have fun at the carnival :-)

[Jordan]

Currently reading A Fistful of Collars, which is a fun mystery, though I think the earlier books in the series have been better than this one so far.

[Jim]

I am reading . I read it years and years ago. All I remember is the skyscraper setting. It wasn't my favorite DK novel. At the time I was reading book after book by DK and that might have affected my enjoyment back then.

[Matthew]

I JUST finished The Silent Corner today. Liked it. And based on the preview for The Whispering Room at the end of SiIent I expect to love that one. Anyway, I have begun the nonfiction book Obsession by FBI profiler John Douglas. I read his book Mindhunter years ago and this one seems as good if not better.

[Amy B]

I'm reading Ruby by V.C. Andrews.

[Jerry]

Finished Sleeping Beauties. Rushed thru since I had to return to the Library. Not my fave, not his worst. Now reading Fay Kellerman Killing Season, a stand-a-lone. Loving it so far

[Robert]

Just finished The Secret Diary of Hendrik Groen, 83 1/4 years old. Now starting the sequel to it. reading a lot of different things lately, but Koontz is on the pile 'to read soon'

[Amy B]

I'm reading I Am Watching You by Teresa Driscoll.

[Angelique]

I just finished When Crickets Cry (and I cried). I will start 11/22/63 next.

[Matthew]

I am reading *deep breath* Wind Through the Keyhole by Stephen King (almost done and really like it), Nest by Terry Goodkind (meh but I refuse to leave a book incomplete) and last but not least...The Whispering Room! Only 200 pages left in Whispering and I have found myself enjoying more as I am getting towards the end.

[Corey]

Currently reading !

[Shane]

The Aeronauts Windlass (Cinder Spires 01) by Jim Butcher. Pretty good so far. Big fan of Jim Butcher since the Dresden Files.

[Corey]

Finished Hideaway last night, LOVED IT!!! Tonight jumping into !

[Charissa]

No Dean Koontz, as I have a few review copies to get through. Starting "On A Midnight Clear" and "Red Stick Two."

[Lori]

I remember listening to Hideaway on audio (in the year 2000) along with my husband and we absolutely loved it! I semi-recently started THE SILENT CORNER. I am also reading several Odd Thomas books that I missed. So far, so good!

[Lori]

Matthew wrote: "Am reading Tell No One by Harlan Coben. My 1st Coben (which just happens to be one of his stand-alone novels) and am thoroughly enjoying it."

I remember reading a book or two by Harlan Coben and he is a great writer! There are so many good writers, great stories and things to keep up with but finding the time to read really stinks.

[Shannon]

Just got done reading these
The Other Girl: A Novel by Erica Spindler One of her best book she has writen in years! I really loved it

The Woman in Cabin 10 by Ruth Ware I loved this book so much Just as good as her book The Lying Game! I hope she writes more soon

Fuzzy Navel by J.A. Konrath OMG I loved this book and the ending a clifhanger I so gotta read Cherry Bomb to see who Jack family that die! So Good!

A Cold Day For Murder by Dana Stabenow I saw it at my library though it might look good but I so couldnt get into it. I finsh it but dont think I be reading more from this person

Fatal Voyage by Kathy Reichs Slowely getting this series read Someone told me the books is 100% better then the Bones Tv Show and They are sooo right The Books are just wonderful!

This is all for now I hope you all have a wonderful Christmas!

Oh Yeah I am starting on Perfect Nightmare by John Saul

[Dustin the wind Crazy little brown owl, Colorful Colorado]

Perfect Nightmare :-) I've read that a couple of times. I got into John Saul as a teenager, before I met Dean Koontz. John has stopped writing, he's a nice a person.

I'm currently reading Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore

[Barbara]

I’m reading Sleeping Beauties by Stephen King and his son Owen....it is classic King SCARY!!! Lol

[Dustin the wind Crazy little brown owl, Colorful Colorado]

Barbara wrote: "I’m reading Sleeping Beauties by Stephen King and his son Owen....it is classic King SCARY!!! Lol"

Scary sounds fun :-) Maybe I should read that in 2018!

[Barbara]

If you read it Dustin I hope you enjoy it.

[Dustin the wind Crazy little brown owl, Colorful Colorado]

Barbara wrote: "If you read it Dustin I hope you enjoy it."

Me too :-)

[Matthew]

Sleeping Beauties sounds excellent... I will likely get it from the library after the clamor for it dies a bit.

[Dustin the wind Crazy little brown owl, Colorful Colorado]

Has anyone read Ready Player One? Been hearing a lot about it because there is a movie coming out soon. Been thinking maybe I should read the book.

[Jen]

Dustin Crazy little brown owl wrote: "Has anyone read Ready Player One? Been hearing a lot about it because there is a movie coming out soon. Been thinking maybe I should read the book."

I read it. As far as I can recall, I really enjoyed it, too. I don't remember if I wrote a review of it or not. (Just how long have I been in my reviewing slump? ???)

EDIT/UPDATE: I DID review it. My review of Ready Player One is here. :-)

[Dustin the wind Crazy little brown owl, Colorful Colorado]

Thanks Jen :-) I'm gonna try to read Ready Player One in 2018. The Movie won't be in theaters until March 30th so I think I'll easily be able to get through the book before then.

A Wrinkle in Time will be released as a film on March 9th, so I'm gonna try to read that one too. I don't remember reading the book.

[Matthew]

Ive only gotten through the first few pages of Ready Player One because I keep getting bogged down in all the pop culture references (the novel has footnotes lol). One of these days I will muster up the focus to read the book for the story and look at footnotes later.

[Shannon]

Starting on By the Light of the Moon by Dean Koontz & Then I will read All Fall Down by Erica Spindler

[Fred]

Reading it now, as usual you need to signify the book's title in the story? By the light of the moon? Who says it? Where is it? Thanks

[Dustin the wind Crazy little brown owl, Colorful Colorado]

Fred wrote: "Reading it now, as usual you need to signify the book's title in the story? By the light of the moon? Who says it? Where is it? Thanks"

(view spoiler)[
The phrase comes up at the end of the story :-) (hide spoiler)]

[Dustin the wind Crazy little brown owl, Colorful Colorado]

Anyone currently reading By the Light of the Moon, come on over to the Discussion thread for the book:
https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

I'm not currently reading By the Light of the Moon, but I will be later in the month.

[Jen]

Matthew wrote: "Ive only gotten through the first few pages of Ready Player One because I keep getting bogged down in all the pop culture references (the novel has footnotes lol). One of these days I will muster u..."

hadn't intended to read this but if so many Koontz fans like it I will. Have now got a copy.

[Dustin the wind Crazy little brown owl, Colorful Colorado]

I have requested Ready Player One from the Library - hope to experience this in the near future :-)

[Rebecca]

I am reading The Silent Corner, I got that and The Whispering Room fro Christmas, I'm about 2/3 through!

[Corey]

Rebecca wrote: "I am reading The Silent Corner, I got that and The Whispering Room fro Christmas, I'm about 2/3 through!"

I bought The Whispering Room with my Christmas Gift Card this past weekend!

[Dustin the wind Crazy little brown owl, Colorful Colorado]

Excellent! If you are reading or have already read The Whispering Room, then you are making the right choices in your life. Congratulations! You are on the right path which will next lead to The Crooked Staircase.

[Karen]

All caught up. Waiting for The Crooked Staircase!

[Barbara]

I will read The Whispering Room as soon as I finish Sleeping Beauties.....I’m almost done and I’m looking forward to hanging out with Jane again!!!

[Sam]

Misery

[Charissa]

I keep trying to read "Echo Burning" but I don't think Mr. Child has ever been near Texas. It's kind of hard to read.

[Mary]

A map of the World by Jane Hamilton (Christmas present) Really good so far but sad, sad, sad.

[Charissa]

Gave up on "Echo Burning." It turns out, Mr. Child, uh, hated Texas. And doesn't know the first thing about us.

[Shannon]

Just got done reading these
E is for Evidence & F is for Fugitive by Sue Grafton trying to get these series finish since i heard the sad passing of Sue Grafton. And So Far i lovin this series

The Other Daughter by Lisa Gardner This book is one of her older books and IMO it wasnt good at all i gave it 3 stars she has writen better books then this one

Now I will be starting on these
The Third Wife by Lisa Jewell
Iron House by John Hart
Wayfaring Stranger by James Lee Burke
The Last Time She Saw Him by Jane Haseldine

I was hopen to start James Patterson Crazy House and People vs Alex Cross but the library website said they have both books in but they couldnt find the books

[Shannon]

Okay Here what i got done reading
The Last Time She Saw Him by Jane Haseldine It's a new author for me and I really loved it I will have to check out more in her series.

The King of Lies by John Hart it was okay of a book not as good as i though it would been

Wayfaring Stranger by James Lee Burke Also another one that look like it be great but it wastnt as good!

Library called Friday and Said they had People vs Alex Cross & Crazy House in so i went and got both read

The People vs. Alex Cross by James Patterson Seem like JP has channel his old Alex Cross in this one because this is his best AC book in years

Crazy House by James Patterson It was a good book its for Young Adult but I really like it wonder if hes gonna do a series about this with the way the book end if so I will read the 2nd book

[Julia]

False Memory by Dean Koontz and The Book of Life by Deborah Harkness