What Are You Currently Reading - 2020

[Christopher]

[Char]

Jen wrote: "Ghosts by Noel Hynd:)"

I liked that one!

[Char]

Erin wrote: "Wraith"

I loved this so much. It's a beautiful volume - the artwork kicks ass. Some of the Christmasland scenes from NOS4A2 look like they came directly from WRAITH.

[Char]

which comes out next week. It's excellent so far.
I'm also reading by Kathe Koja. Also excellent so far.

[WendyB]

The Cold Six Thousand
I'm in love with James Ellroy's writing.

[Monica]

I started the Da Vinci Code, which has been on my shelf for a looong time.

[Erin]

Char wrote: "Erin wrote: "Wraith"

I loved this so much. It's a beautiful volume - the artwork kicks ass. Some of the Christmasland scenes from NOS4A2 look like they came directly from WRAITH."

Yes, I really liked it.

[Rachel]

[Erin]

Nevernight

[Atlanta]

I just started Reliquary by Douglas Preston
I'm way behind the rest of the group who are reading his latest, I am intending to get caught up on the series this year.

[Alan]

Surprisingly different than Koontz's usual formulaic stories and actually pretty enjoyable.

[Rachel]

[WendyB]

Atl wrote: "I just started Reliquary by Douglas Preston
I'm way behind the rest of the group who are reading his latest, I am intending to get caught up on the series this year."

Well worth it. The series is really good.

[Kasia]

WendyB wrote: "Atl wrote: "I just started Reliquary by Douglas Preston
I'm way behind the rest of the group who are reading his latest, I am intending to get caught up on the series t..."

Yes, so good :) I met my bf when I was reading it and gave him a full description back in 2003 the day we met lol.

[Kasia]

Alan wrote: "
Surprisingly different than Koontz's usual formulaic stories and actually pretty enjoyable."

Just ordered a copy for myself for this weekend, I missed reading his hits, thanks!

[Atlanta]

Kasi I’ve been single for a year. I’m ready to meet my next boyfriend. :) I would love to meet a man who liked to read horror.

[Jeff]

Pig Island.....

[Christopher]

, an anthology of stories set in the world of the silent film horror classic “The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari,” which was among the first half-dozen silent films I ever saw some 40 years ago and which has remained a top favorite of mine ever since. I’m amazed that I never knew of this book’s existence until this morning. Very excited to dig in!

[Char]

Christopher wrote: ", an anthology of stories set in the world of the silent film horror classic “The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari,” which was among the first half-dozen sile..."

Wow, that sounds great!

[Patty]

I just finished The Chestnut Man by Søren Sveistrup. It's more of a thriller than horror, but it was pretty good.

[Christopher]

[Greg]

Started reading The Seven-Percent Solution: Being a Reprint from the Reminiscences of John H. Watson, MD and while it's a bit slow I'm enjoying it. It's a book I've had unread on my shelves for many years!

[Char]

I'm starting three!

[Christopher]

Char wrote: "I'm starting three!





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Char, I hope you enjoy these more than I'm enjoying . What a disappointment this book is!

[[deleted user]]

Atl wrote: "I just started Reliquary by Douglas Preston
I'm way behind the rest of the group who are reading his latest, I am intending to get caught up on the series this year."

I'm only up to book number 8, and I just realized there's a new one. I need to get moving on this series.

[[deleted user]]

I'm currently reading The Haunting of Rookward House, by Darcy Coates. I'm almost half way through and so far I'm really enjoying it.

[Abhishek]

I'm reading Dracul. I love this book. Atmosphere drips from every page. I love the structure and all the points of view. I really hope the authors stick the landing. More like this please!

Dracul

[Atlanta]

Paige, I finished reliquary and am now reading cabinet of curiosities. :)

[Erin]

Luckiest Girl Alive

[Monica]

I'm starting

[Cheryl]

Rules for Vanishing by Kate Alice Marshall was so creative and creepy and I loved it. It's going on my favorite list!

[Spyros]

Starting

[Amity Horror]

18 Tiny Deaths: The Untold Story of Frances Glessner Lee and the Invention of Modern Forensics

[Navi]

KilljoyEQB wrote: " 18 Tiny Deaths: The Untold Story of Frances Glessner Lee and the Invention of Mod..."

I have this book on my TBR list! Hope you're enjoying it :)

[[deleted user]]

Atl wrote: "Paige, I finished reliquary and am now reading cabinet of curiosities. :)"

I loved Cabinet of Curiosities! It's one my my favorites in the series (out of the ones I've read so far anyway).

[Atlanta]

Paige, really? I was listening to it and lost interest so started every dead thing . Now I’m looking forward to getting back to cabinet of curiosities .

[Christopher]

[Nancy]

The Rim of Morning: Two Tales of Cosmic Horror

[Erin]

Stalking Jack the Ripper

[Abhishek]

I've heard so many positive things about on horror BookTube and podcasts that I'm really looking forward to it.

[Victor *You Bow to No One*]

[Cailyn]

Victor *I Got The Cheesesteak!* wrote: ""

Great book! All the Joe Dillard books are good.

[Rachel]

[Christopher]

[Alan]

The writing is as good as the first two books, but my Cthulhu, there are so many unnecessary subplots and historical details. It feels like this book will never end....

[Marie]

Abhishek wrote: "I've heard so many positive things about on horror BookTube and podcasts that I'm really looking forward to it."

This book rocks! Happy Reading! :)

[Marie]

I am reading this one at the moment which it is really good and has captured my interest where I can hardly put it down!

Tormented by Lee Mountford

[Erin]

Ararat

[Atlanta]

Now I am going to focus my attention on The Cabinet of Curiosities I have both the audible and kindle versions, but for now I'm going to listen while I do my chores. It's a little harder to follow then the first two, probably the introduction of a new character.

[Alan]

Erin wrote: "Ararat"

I just read that. Fun, exciting book!