What Are You Currently Reading - 2020

[Erin]

The Whisper Man

[Spyros]

I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream I like it so far.

[Christopher]

New Twilight Zone

Funny I’m reading this, since I never cared for the 1980s “Twilight Zone” reboot at all. But they adapted some great stories (often badly), most of which are included here, along with Alan Brennert’s reminiscences of working on the series.

[Rachel]

I just finished Kin, now moving on to something a little quieter, Mexican Gothic

[WendyB]

Erin wrote: "The Whisper Man"

I liked this one. I had one or two small issues with the story but it didn't spoil what was a pretty good read.

[Erin]

WendyB wrote: "Erin wrote: "The Whisper Man"

I liked this one. I had one or two small issues with the story but it didn't spoil what was a pretty good read."

I like it so far.

[Monica]

I also started The deep by Nick Cutter.

[Renee]

readingCave of BonesCave of Bones

[Char]

WendyB wrote: "Stoker's Wilde this is so dang good."

I thought that novel was so much fun!

[Char]

I'm currently reading . The first few stories did not knock my socks off and I am finding it difficult to go back to it.

I'm also reading by John Connolly. He never lets me down.

I'm listening to by Bentley Little which is a ton of fun so far.

[WendyB]

Char wrote: "WendyB wrote: "Stoker's Wilde this is so dang good."

I thought that novel was so much fun!"

I already want the sequel. :)

[Erin]

The Last Widow

[Rachel]

[Anita]

Finishing up The Academy.

[Christopher]

Starting Charles L. Grant’s Raven while continuing through his Scream Quietly: The Best of Charles L. Grant.

[Kasia]

Finally getting over a bit of a slow reading the past few weeks, finished one book and jumped on this bad boy, hope it delivers on the promise it gives :P



Camp Slaughter
by Sergio Gomez

It’s a local legend. No one is sure if this “Camp Slaughter” place is real or not. But a group of college kids renting out a cabin deep in the woods of Pennsylvania will soon realize the truth. They’ll realize the danger, too. Or rather, the cannibal out in the woods will bring the danger to them…

* currently available on Kindle Unlimited

[Angela]

Just started

[Lora]

I read multiple books at once, so currently reading and just starting which is the sequel to , which was a 5 star read for me.

[Peter]

I'm currently reading Bram Stoker's Dracula. Pretty fun so far. Vintage at its best.

[Michael]

Criterium by Tyler Jones.
I'm just over the halfway point, and it's wonderful. Original and vivid.

[Kirsten]

Currently reading a crime thriller - One Single Thing by NZ author Tina Clough, but picked up a copy of Bram Stoker's Dracula yesterday from a charity shop, so will finally start reading that this week!

[Erin]

Lock Every Door

[Jamie (TheRebelliousReader)]

I'm finally tackling . Not that far in but I'm enjoying it so far. I'm also reading . Interesting so far but it's super short.

[Erin]

Suicide Forest

[Char]

WendyB wrote: "Char wrote: "WendyB wrote: "Stoker's Wilde this is so dang good."

I thought that novel was so much fun!"

I already want the sequel. :)"

It's out!

[Char]

I'm currently trying which came out today. I am a huge fan of mob stories, hopefully I'll like this one.

I'm also reading .

[Ctgt]

Hammers on Bone and Imaro

[WendyB]

Char wrote: "WendyB wrote: "Char wrote: "WendyB wrote: "Stoker's Wilde this is so dang good."

I thought that novel was so much fun!"

I already want the sequel. :)"

It's out! [bookcover:Stoker..."

It just arrived at my door today!!

[Char]

WendyB wrote: "Char wrote: "WendyB wrote: "Char wrote: "WendyB wrote: "Stoker's Wilde this is so dang good."

I thought that novel was so much fun!"

I already want the sequel. :)"

It's out! [boo..."

Yay! I think I liked Wilde West even better than the first. I hope you love it!

[Randy]

A Nest of Nightmares by Lisa Tuttle.

Also been dipping into The Mammoth Book of Vampire Stories by Women and The Big Book of Jack the Ripper.

[Victor *You Bow to No One*]

The Hill by Iain Rob Wright

[Marie]

I am actually trying to read three at a time lately and it seems I read more the closer I get to the end of the year! LOL

So I am reading these three:

The Essential Sick Stuff by Ronald Kelly

and

The Room Upstairs by Iain Rob Wright

and just started reading this last night:

Scalp by Carver Pike

[Rachel]

just started this one! i'm about 30 pages in and really impressed by how creepy this book feels so far.

[WendyB]

They Thirst

Just ok so far. Seems very dated with too many references to people and things from the early '80s when it was written. Tends to pull me out of the story.
Lots of padding to the story too. I'm at the 200 page mark and it could have been condensed down to about 50 pages.

[Erin]

Something in the Water

[Christopher]

Dialing the Wind

Probably my last Charles L. Grant for a while.

[Monica]

I just started and am already hooked.

[Erin]

The Hunting Party

[Kasia]

Erin wrote: "The Hunting Party"

Ah, enjoy!

[Kasia]

Monica wrote: "I just started and am already hooked."

I was just thinking of picking this series back up again yesterday, I'm up to the 4th one, The Tale of the Body Thief.

[Erin]

Kasia wrote: "Erin wrote: "The Hunting Party"

Ah, enjoy!"

I hope I like it! Still early into it...

[Peter]

I just started my HG Well's Collection. The first story is The Invisible Man. I'm diggin' it so far!!

[WendyB]

A big, dense, chewy zombie book. Hope it's good!

[Monica]

Kasia wrote: "Monica wrote: "I just started and am already hooked."

I was just thinking of picking this series back up again yesterday, I'm up to the 4th one, The Ta..."

Are there many of them?

[Ryan]

Just about to finish Drawing Blood. Where has Poppy Z. Brite been all my life?!

Sure, the love story starts way too fast, and the horror elements come in way too suddenly, but the sensitivity with which he writes about his characters is quite remarkable. It's a book full of broken characters finding some peace among each other, and even the sex scenes felt more about intimacy than explicitness. People warned about the gore (surprisingly little in this one so far, unless it all ramps up in the last 100 pages), and the sex (they were right on this one), but this was a pleasant surprise. I'll be looking into more of his work in the future.

[Randy]

I loved Wormwood: A Collection of Short Stories, though I was less taken by Are You Loathsome Tonight?: A Collection of Short Stories.

Wormwood collects early stories in chronological order and you can see the writer's growth story by story.

[Gavin]

Currently reading Wolf Hall

[Krystal]

I'm reading and it's all kinds of crazy. I think I'm laughing more than I'm feeling terrified.

[WendyB]

WendyB wrote: "

A big, dense, chewy zombie book. Hope it's good!"

Holy crap... those first 65 pages!
I had to put the book down to catch my breath!
Awesome.

[Vickie]

WendyB wrote: "WendyB wrote: "

A big, dense, chewy zombie book. Hope it's good!"

Holy crap... those first 65 pages!
I had to put the book down to catch my breath!
Awesome."

Ooh, sounds right up my alley! Added it to my shelf, thanks!