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[Krystal]

Just started and having a lot of fun with it so far!

[Erin]

Thief River Falls

[Sonja]

Last Chance Texaco: Chronicles of an American Troubadour by Rickie Lee Jones

[WendyB]

Serenity Falls Terrible cover but a pretty damn good read so far.
The book does need a better editor as there are some glaring typos but nothing (at least so far) that takes away from the story.
This appears to be a book that integrates the trilogy it's based on into one book rather than just the three books in one volume in order.

[WendyB]

Krystal wrote: "Just started and having a lot of fun with it so far!"

Had to add this one to my tbr. It does sound like fun.

[Peter]

About to start Steelheart by Brandon Sanderson;

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1...

[WendyB]

Peter wrote: "About to start Steelheart by Brandon Sanderson;

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1..."

The opening scene will pull you right into the story.
Loved this one!

[sonya]

A clash of kings

[Jeff]

Giant Book of Horror

[D.W.]

The Sandman audiobook, adapted from the first 3 volumes of graphic novels.

[Sonja]

Campfire by Shawn Sarles

[Badseedgirl]

The Atrocity Archives by Charles Stross

[HorrorBook]

I am reading as many horror novels I can find this year! So if anyone has any recommendations send them my way!

[Angela]

Interesting so far, and the atmosphere is building without hurry.

[Char]

Michelle wrote: "Char wrote: "Michelle wrote: "I am reading The Necromancer's House by Christopher Buehlman . Loving it! So glad to be reading another one of his books, he is an inc..."

You're very kind, thank you!

I'm waiting to use my Audible credit until the end of month when Blacktongue comes out. He's a wonderful narrator and he's narrating it himself.

[Char]

D.W. wrote: "The Sandman audiobook, adapted from the first 3 volumes of graphic novels."

Oooh, how is that, D.W.?

[Char]

Right now I'm reading an ARC for a book coming out later this year. It's the sequel to The King of the Wood . So far, it's good.

I'm also reading The Best of Indie Horror. This is a big one!

Lastly, I'm listening to: which comes out...next week, I think?

[Randy]

Just finished THE ONLY GOOD INDIANS by Stephen Graham Jones

[Erin]

The Cousins

[Char]

Randy wrote: "Just finished THE ONLY GOOD INDIANS by Stephen Graham Jones"

Hope you loved it as much as I did!

[Randy]

Char, I thought it was very good, the best thing I've read by Jones so far, and it makes me want to read more by him.

[Char]

Randy wrote: "Char, I thought it was very good, the best thing I've read by Jones so far, and it makes me want to read more by him."

I'm looking forward to his next one: My Heart Is a Chainsaw.

[Damon]

The Jonah

[Lora]

I'm about to start either Devil's Creek by Todd Keisling or The Children in the Lake: A Story You Will Never Forget by Mark Edward Hall. Not sure which will grab me first.

[[deleted user]]

I am currently working on a short scientific paper on EAP's influence on genre literature and Poe's tropes and motifs currently active and observable in modern entertainment media. Means I am currently reading A LOT of literature about Poe.

[Char]

Lora wrote: "I'm about to start either Devil's Creek by Todd Keisling or The Children in the Lake: A Story You Will Never Forget by [author:Mark Edward Hall|3055..."

I loved Devil's Creek! Choose that one! ;)

[Badseedgirl]

Winter World by A.G. Riddle

[Sonja]

The Fifteens by David Achord

[Monica]

By the end of April I finished the Shadow and bone series and Six of crows by LEigh Bardugo and now I started and my re read of HP and the prisoner of Azka ban. I also made progress in THe stand by King, I 'm halfway through I think.

[Ryan]

Started a project where I'm reading all of the Stoker winners for Best Novel/Best First Novel (might move on to Best Short Story Collection if this goes well). Did not realize how much Peter Straub I'd be reading.

Since The Throat won Best Novel in 1993, decided to start with that series, so reading Koko now. I'm enjoying it, though it's a slight bit more long-winded than I'm used to, and is VERY much of its age (you can feel the late eighties pouring out of every page).

[Alan]

This book is fuckin' narley!

[Badseedgirl]

I'm almost done with Noir. Then I will start Murder as a Fine Art.

[WendyB]

Badseedgirl wrote: "I'm almost done with Noir. Then I will start Murder as a Fine Art."

The Murder as a Fine Art series is very good.
Hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

[sonya]

and I gave 4*

[Reese]

Killing the Mob- Bill O'Reily.

[Erin]

The Last

[Jeff]

Best of Weird Tales - Betancourt

[Rachel]

i've heard mixed things about this one, but i'm really excited to give it a read!

[D.W.]

Doctor Sleep
Been meaning to pick this up for a while.

[Monica]

D.W. wrote: "Doctor Sleep
Been meaning to pick this up for a while."

I've been wanting to re read that for a while actually

[Rachel]

i've only read the first story so far, but it seems like it's going to be a very haunting collection.

[WendyB]

Like thousands of others, I'm reading Project Hail Mary
It reads fast and seems interesting

[Monica]

I started last night and my re read of

[freddie]

i’m planning on reading “the institute” by stephen king after i finish “mexican gothic”

[[deleted user]]

This is kind of dry but, Stephen King's "On Writing".

[Erin]

We Sold Our Souls

[Peter]

One Tough Bastard by Adam Howe;

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/5...

[Rachel]

[Kasia]

^ good one!!

[Erin]

My Dark Vanessa