What Are You Currently Reading - 2021 Showing 151-200 of 1,065

[Alexis]

House of Leaves.

I think I’ve got the swing of it. Loving the story, still a little annoyed at the format.

[Peter]

Just started Fathomless by Greig Beck;

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3...

[Char]

Alexis wrote: "House of Leaves.

I think I’ve got the swing of it. Loving the story, still a little annoyed at the format."

House of Leaves is more of an experience than just a book, right?

[Char]

I'm starting Good Neighbors

[Rachel]

[Erin]

A Million Little Pieces

[Katrina]

I'm reading "The Witching Hour" by Anne Rice.

[Mike]

My thoughts on The Hungry Moon by Ramsey Campbell

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

On the look out for a new read! :)

[Marie]

I am challenging myself by reading four books at once! lol

Reading these four:

Blister

Afterlife

Fate of Wizardoms Boxed Set

and

rereading this one with a buddy:

The Crane War

[sonya]

A fine night for dying

[Mike]

I've went with The Fifth Season by N. K. Jemisin for my next read, hope it's good; sure does sound awesome!

[Badseedgirl]

I'm about 3/4 of the way through If It Bleeds

[Debbie]

Katrina wrote: "I'm reading "The Witching Hour" by Anne Rice."

OMG, best book EVER!

[Michelle]

I've started My Sister, the Serial Killer today. It's really good so far.

[Debbie]

Awesome, that's in my TBRs too. Right now I'm on Girl A by Abigail Dean.

[Michelle]

That looks dark. Adding it to my TBR :)

[Debbie]

It is, she escapes a horribly traumatic family situation. I have my own trauma but it wasn't triggery or anything like that. Really good and suitably crazy. :)

[Mike]

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

My review of The Fifth Season by N.K. Jemisin

I'm now reading Dark Hollow by John Connolly

[Debbie]

Awesome!

[Katrina]

Debbie wrote: "Katrina wrote: "I'm reading "The Witching Hour" by Anne Rice."

OMG, best book EVER!"

Thank you, Debbie! I'm curious to know what will happen!

[Sonja]

Chernobyl 01:23:40: The Incredible True Story of the World's Worst Nuclear Disaster by Andrew Leatherbarrow

[Kara]

I'm reading a new book given to me for a review. It's Dracula. Check it out on my Goodreads account in my currently reading. So far it's a great book. Especially since it's a story we've either read, or watched movies about.

[Mike]

Just finished Dark Hollow by John Connolly

My thoughts..

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

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Currently reading Fool Moon (#2 in The Dresden Files) and am loving the series so far. I am also starting Gardens of the Moon (#1 in the Malazan Books of the Fallen). That one I have some definite nervous excitement with!
Happy reading everyone and hope you all have a great weekend :)

[Badseedgirl]

Michelle wrote: "Currently reading Fool Moon (#2 in The Dresden Files) and am loving the series so far. I am also starting Gardens of the Moon (#1 in the Malazan Books of the Fallen). That one I have some definite ..."

I LOVED the Dresden Files series.

[Mike]

I've went for something non-fiction this time and went with Illuminati: The Cult that Hijacked the World by Henry Makow, I read it many years ago and it really opened my eyes - it's very informative.

Decided to re-read to properly review it.

[Kelley]

Just finished The Handmaiden of Death by Sarah Stafford. Can't wait to read the two sequels!The Handmaiden of Death

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Badseedgirl wrote: "Michelle wrote: "Currently reading Fool Moon (#2 in The Dresden Files) and am loving the series so far. I am also starting Gardens of the Moon (#1 in the Malazan Books of the Fallen). That one I ha..."

It is great, I’m glad you enjoyed it too. I can’t believe I missed out on it for this long of a time!

[sonya]

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The book also mentions Zeena Lavey and Nikolas Schreck of Radio Werewolf fame used the courtroom hairing to pay their respect and talk to Richard Ramirez. However, when the author casually claims Nikolas Schreck once cut off his own ear to demonstrate his devotion to Satan, it is somehow a sudden loss of credibility.

[Mike]

My thoughts on Penny Dreadful, Vol. 1 by Krysty Wilson-Cairns

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Jeff]

Currently - Avenging Angels: Ghost Stories by Victorian Women Writers....to be followed by the latest Harry Dresden...Battle Ground...


Jeff

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Started The Andromeda Strain by Michael Crichton. I haven’t read any of his stuff for a while, so it’s great to be experiencing his writing style again.

[Elli]

I just started Maynard's House, enjoying it so far!

[Monica]

I started

[Anja]

Just started The Hollow Places - T. Kingfisher today

[Erin]

Summer of '69

[Badseedgirl]

Just started

[Mike]

Just finished Illuminati- The Cult That Hijacked the World by Henry Makow, my thoughts on this one.

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

Looking for my next read

[Char]

I'm reading In That Endlessness, Our End by Gemma Files. This collection is amazing so far.

I'm also starting by Ramsey Campbell.

[WendyB]

Reading by Jonathan Maberry.

It's set in Pine Deep. So glad to see this scary town revisited!

[Mike]

I'm currently reading Invasion of the Body Snatchers by Jack Finney

First time read!

[Badseedgirl]

WendyB wrote: "Reading by Jonathan Maberry.

It's set in Pine Deep. So glad to see this scary town revisited!"

I'm thinking of jumping back into the Joe ledger Novels this year. There are at least 9 books in the series and I have only read the first three! Do you ever feel that there are just so many books you will never get to all of them?

[Monica]

Michael wrote: "I'm currently reading Invasion of the Body Snatchers by Jack Finney

First time read!"

I almost bought this 3 times in the past few months. How is it going?

[WendyB]

Badseedgirl wrote: "WendyB wrote: "Reading by Jonathan Maberry.

It's set in Pine Deep. So glad to see this scary town revisited!"

I'm thinking of jumping back into the Joe ledger Novels this..."

I'll need to live to be 105 just to read the books I already have. And dozens more books come out every year that I want to read! I'm trying to get more selective on what I pick up but still... I want ALL the books! :D

Joe Ledger keeps getting better. Love those books!
Have you tried Maberry's zombie series yet - Dead of Night.
What I like about his books is they are all moving toward a single story point or goal or whatever it could be called, they're converging, that's it! Well worth reading all of them.

[Mike]

I'm enjoying it, it's been very mysterious so far; should have it finished for tomorrow night.

How you liking The Stand? It's my all time favourite book!! :)

[Erin]

Badseedgirl wrote: "WendyB wrote: "Reading by Jonathan Maberry.

It's set in Pine Deep. So glad to see this scary town revisited!"

I'm thinking of jumping back into the Joe ledger Novels this..."

I'm so behind on his books! I haven't finished any of his series yet.

[Monica]

Michael wrote: "I'm enjoying it, it's been very mysterious so far; should have it finished for tomorrow night.

How you liking The Stand? It's my all time favourite book!! :)"

I'm really enjoying it, but I'm taking too much time with it. I keep telling myself it's a big book so I'm forcing my self into reading it slowly, even if there's no need because it flows really well.

[Badseedgirl]

WendyB wrote: "Badseedgirl wrote: "WendyB wrote: "Reading by Jonathan Maberry.

It's set in Pine Deep. So glad to see this scary town revisited!"

I'm thinking of jumping back into the Jo..."

I have not read that series... yet, but I have read the first two books in his Rot & Ruin series, and I read the first Pine Deep book. Can I say how shocked I was that the book ended up being a vampire series. I did not realize it until almost the end of the book. I should finish that series also. I guess I could do "Maberry for a year" challenge. I did a "King for a Year" challenge where I went back and read/reread a Stephen King Book, one a month for a year. I could do that with Mr. Maberry. There are at least 15 books in his library I have not read yet. Several of them are on my TBR list, so they would work for my TBR challenge. HMMM, WendyB and Erin, you are giving me thoughts, which is always dangerous!

[WendyB]

Badseedgirl wrote: "WendyB wrote: "Badseedgirl wrote: "WendyB wrote: "Reading by Jonathan Maberry.

It's set in Pine Deep. So glad to see this scary town revisited!"

I'm thinking of jumping b..."

The Dead of Night series explains the origins of the zombie apocalypse seen in the Rot and Ruin series. It's seems frighteningly possible that zombies could take over the way it's explained.
The connection between series is what makes these books so much fun. And I find Maberry's book read really fast... or maybe it's just that I have a hard time putting them down once I start!