What Are You Currently Reading - 2020

[Scott]

Just finished Signalz: An Adversary Cycle Novel and now I'm going to start Sharkwater Beach.

[Christopher]

3001: The Final Odyssey

[Gavin]

Starting Dawn

[David]

I've just picked up The Complete Drive-In: The Drive-In / The Drive-In 2 / The Drive-In 3 by Joe R. Lansdale
I'm really looking forward to this!

[Marie]

Just started this book last night:

by Sea Caummisar - so far it is really good.

[Rachel]

[Alan]

Thus far, not what I expected from the description, but I'm really liking it.

[Ctgt]

Mexican Gothic

[Christopher]

The Earliest Bradbury
Eye-popping collection of Bradbury’s fanzine writing and art from the 1930s and ‘40s along with photos, reminiscences, etc. The hardcover costs a fortune but the Kindle version is under $20.00 and looks great on my iPad. Amazing book—absolutely essential for the serious Bradbury fan!

[Erin]

The Woman Before Wallis: A Novel of Windsors, Vanderbilts, and Royal Scandal

[Mikael]

The Fisherman

Started it yesterday and I'm about half way through. Absolutely loving this story and Langan's writing style so I'll definitely be checking out more of his work.

[Latasha]

Ctgt wrote: "Mexican Gothic"

How are you liking this? i've heard great things about it.

[Latasha]

I'm currently reading and so far both are pretty good.

[Rachel]

[Monica]

I started Duma Key by King and also the audiobook of Finders keepers.

[Ctgt]

Latasha wrote: "How are you liking this? i've heard great things about it."

Really enjoying it so far, about halfway through. Author does a good job of capturing that gothic feel.....many books attempt it but few succeed. Hoping this stays strong all the way through.

[Krystal]

I just started Lost Boy and really hoping it ends up being as creepy as Alice! It's been a slower start so far but I feel like we're creeping towards some hectic violence. *crosses fingers*

[Latasha]

Duma Key is the book that convinced me to give King a second chance. I really liked it and I’m glad I gave him another try. He’s not my favorite but I’ve enjoyed most of what I’ve read by him.

[Anne (w/ an E)]

The Silent Patient

[Alan]

Anne (w/ an E) wrote: "The Silent Patient"

Ooo lemme know what you think. I'm debating about getting this from the library.

[Erin]

I've read that, it's pretty good.

[Monica]

Latasha wrote: "Duma Key is the book that convinced me to give King a second chance. I really liked it and I’m glad I gave him another try. He’s not my favorite but I’ve enjoyed most of what I’ve read by him."

Really? Nice to know. I'm only 43 pages in and interested.

[Anita]

Just starting A Head Full of Ghosts

[Krystal]

Latasha wrote: "Duma Key is the book that convinced me to give King a second chance. I really liked it and I’m glad I gave him another try. He’s not my favorite but I’ve enjoyed most of what I’ve read by him."

What was the initial King that put you off??

[Latasha]

Christine.

[Char]

Alan wrote: "
Thus far, not what I expected from the description, but I'm really liking it."

I enjoyed that one too. It was imaginative.

[Char]

Mikael wrote: "The Fisherman

Started it yesterday and I'm about half way through. Absolutely loving this story and Langan's writing style so I'll definitely be checking out more of his work."

That is one of my favorite books of ALL TIME!

[Char]

I'm reading and really digging it.

I also started the audio of . I've never read anything by this author, so we'll see how it goes.

[Erin]

Anita wrote: "Just starting A Head Full of Ghosts

"

Hope you enjoy!

[Erin]

Catch Me If You Can: The True Story of a Real Fake

[Mike]

The Room Where It Happened. Bolton is so pretentious. I think he has a bigger ego than Trump. Still, it's interesting to see how dysfunctional the Trump White House is.

[Rachel]

[Erin]

Mike wrote: "The Room Where It Happened. Bolton is so pretentious. I think he has a bigger ego than Trump. Still, it's interesting to see how dysfunctional the Trump White House is."

I was wondering which one would be more of an interesting read, Bolton's book or Mary Trump's or even both.

[[deleted user]]

An intense study and chronicle of the cattle mutilation phenomenon. Unlike other books I am aware of, O'Brien starts his with an investigation of the cultural history of cattle/bovines, which is quite an original and clever approach, considering they represent the main victims of the phenomenon.

[Erin]

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

[Christopher]

The script and story behind one of my favorite 1950s films.

[Rachel]

[Christopher]

The Broken Hours: A Novel of H. P. Lovecraft

[Char]

I got an ARC of this one, and it's a BIG monster.

I'm also reading Diabolica Britannica which is a charity anthology.

[Randy]

Christopher wrote: "
The Broken Hours: A Novel of H. P. Lovecraft"

I've been wondering about this one. Interested to hear your reactions to it.

[Rachel]

[Erin]

Rachel wrote: ""

That is a good one, hope you enjoy.

[Monica]

Rachel wrote: ""

I really enjoyed that too!

[Christopher]

The Best of Jules de Grandin: 20 Classic Occult Detective Stories

[Paul]

thanks for posting this - eager to dip into it!

[Christopher]

Darkness Demands

[Aki]

A Case of Need by Jeffrey Hudson (aka Michael Crichton).

[Rachel]

Monica wrote: "I really enjoyed that too!"

Erin wrote: "That is a good one, hope you enjoy."

Finished it today and really, really enjoyed it. Kept me up thinking about it so I gave it 5 stars. :D

[Monica]

Rachel wrote: "Monica wrote: "I really enjoyed that too!"

Erin wrote: "That is a good one, hope you enjoy."

Finished it today and really, really enjoyed it. Kept me up thinking about it so I gave it 5 stars. :D"

Nice! You finished fast

[Erin]

Rachel wrote: "Monica wrote: "I really enjoyed that too!"

Erin wrote: "That is a good one, hope you enjoy."

Finished it today and really, really enjoyed it. Kept me up thinking about it so I gave it 5 stars. :D"

Cool! I wish the author had written more books.