What Are You Currently Reading - 2021 Showing 751-800 of 1,065

[Edward]

Reading
An unusual mystery.

[Dollie]

An oldie, Alas Babylon.

[Rachel]

[Erin]

The Perfect Girlfriend

[Laura]

Rachel wrote: ""

OH! That is on my TBR this year! I will look forward to hearing how you liked it!

[Char]

I'm reading which comes out on Tuesday.

[Marie]

I am reading these two:

Ghost Road Blues

and

Phineas Troutt Series - Three Thriller Novels

[Badseedgirl]

It appears to be a horror/mystery/thriller. I'm liking it.

[Rachel]

Laura wrote: "OH! That is on my TBR this year! I will look forward to hearing how you liked it!"

i really liked it! murderbot is a great character, and i'm already planning on reading the rest of the series, ha ha. plot was a little weak, but since it's more character-oriented, it wasn't much of a problem for me. hope you enjoy it when you get around to it! :D

[Catherine]

August's Eyes by Glenn Rolfe
I love Glenn Rolfe's stories and this latest one is no exception. Well and truly hooked right from the first page

[Erin]

Badseedgirl wrote: "

It appears to be a horror/mystery/thriller. I'm liking it."

I thought that one was pretty good.

[WendyB , Witchy Woman]

Finally getting around to reading Clown in a Cornfield

[Erin]

The Hatching

[Juliana]

Rosemary's Baby

[Laura]

Juliana wrote: "Rosemary's Baby"

That is awesome! I loved it!

[Lily]

Come with me

[Christine]

Althea by Abigail McDaniels

[[deleted user]]

A non-fiction book about lake monsters in northern Italy's lakes, written by Germanys leading fortean writer, Ulrich Magin.

[Monica]

Juliana wrote: "Rosemary's Baby"

I was just thinking of re reading this one.

[Stephen]

Picture of Evil by Graham Masterton

[Yunie]

Survive the Night by Riley Sager
And
Endless Night by Richard Laymon

[Christopher]

Mr. Cannyharme: A Novel of Lovecraftian Terror

[Dave]

The Trouble with Peace by Joe Abercrombie

[Rachel]

[Peter]

Misfits by Hunter Shea;

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

[Erin]

The Ice Twins

[WendyB , Witchy Woman]

Chasing the Boogeyman

Also reading:
Loving it! And to everyone who has already read it, there is a sequel expected next year. yeah!

[David]

The Hunger by Alma Katsu

Good so far!

[Char]

I've started by Brom.

I've also started

[Scott]

Just finished The Magpie Coffin, by Wile E. Young while reading My Heart Is a Chainsaw, by Stephen Graham Jones. I decide to set it down for a couple of days, and am getting into this Splatter western series. I'm going to start Shadow of the Vulture, by Regina L. Garza Mitchell later today.

[Erin]

David wrote: "The Hunger by Alma Katsu

Good so far!"

I loved that one.

[Dave]

Koko by Peter Straub

[Char]

Dave wrote: "Koko by Peter Straub"

Oooh that's a good one. I think it's the first of the Blue Rose trilogy?

[Randy]

Char wrote: "Dave wrote: "Koko by Peter Straub"

Oooh that's a good one. I think it's the first of the Blue Rose trilogy?"

Yup. Then there are a couple of off-shoots from the trilogy, Lost Boy Lost Girl, which I thought was terrific, and In the Night Room, which I liked, but less; it struck me as a not entirely successful foray into Jonathan Carroll territory.

The trilogy, though, is terrific.

[LTJ]

Just started "StrengthsFinder 2.0" by Tom Rath for my job and have been enjoying it so far. Seems like it'll be a quick read, I'm breezing right through it and learning a lot about my strengths :-)

[Dave]

Yes Char, there's that, Mystery and the Throat. It's off to a good start. Straub portrayal of military life in Vietnam and his standard of writing are top draw.

[Isaías]

My heart is a chainsaw by Stephen Graham Jones

[LTJ]

Just started "In the House in the Dark of the Woods" by Laird Hunt and am enjoying it so far!

[Rachel]

[Erin]

Recursion

[[deleted user]]

It is quite interesting how often the winged creatures encountered are/were compared to the monster from the movie Jeepers Creepers.

[Char]

I'm reading

[[deleted user]]

Partially, these exactly the same winged cryptid encounters as in The Lake Michigan Mothman: High Strangeness in the Midwest, but then, Strickler and Tobias Wayland were co-investigators.

[Reading]

I'm currently reading The Blade Artist by Irvine Welsh, it's part of the Mark Renton series (Trainspotting)

I'm loving it, especially the Scottish humour.

[Erin]

Char wrote: "I'm reading "

The book cover art is awesome.

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Currently working on , loving it so far. It is a heavy one to carry around, so I’ve only been reading it at home. Makes for a slower read, but this is one I don’t mind savoring for as long as possible.

[Laura]

Michelle wrote: "Currently working on , loving it so far. It is a heavy one to carry around, so I’ve only been reading it at home. Makes for a slower read, but this is one I don’t mind ..."

I think it is a magnificent book! I look forward to hearing what you think about it when you are finished!

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Michael wrote: "I'm currently reading The Blade Artist by Irvine Welsh, it's part of the Mark Renton series (Trainspotting)

I'm loving it, especially the Scottish humour."

Sounds like a great one, Michael. I am glad you are enjoying it! Adding this series to my list :)

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Laura wrote: "Michelle wrote: "Currently working on , loving it so far. It is a heavy one to carry around, so I’ve only been reading it at home. Makes for a slower read, but this is ..."

Thanks, Laura! I will be sure to share, I love to hear that it is one you really enjoyed as well :)

[LTJ]

I'm leaving The Stand for December, my birthday month, since I've heard nothing but AMAZING things about it. LoL I also realize isn't it like well over 1,000 pages? Either way, it's Stephen King and I've never read it but happy reading, Michelle! Looking forward to hearing your thoughts/review on it when done :-)