What Are You Currently Reading - 2022

[Char]

Sonja wrote: "Brat: An '80s Story by Andrew McCarthy"

I listened to that one, Sonja, and I did enjoy it. I hope you do too.

[Two Envelopes And A Phone]

Currently reading and and

[Sonja]

Char wrote: "Sonja wrote: "Brat: An '80s Story by Andrew McCarthy"

I listened to that one, Sonja, and I did enjoy it. I hope you do too."

I did enjoy it. Finished it this morning. I did fell like it could have been a little more probing. It seemed a little like he was only giving what was available on the internet.
I hope he does one after the 80's.

[Sonja]

Apt Pupil by Stephen King

[Monica]

Sonja wrote: "Apt Pupil by Stephen King"

I really enjoyed this. How are you liking it?

[Char]

Sonja wrote: "Char wrote: "Sonja wrote: "Brat: An '80s Story by Andrew McCarthy"

I listened to that one, Sonja, and I did enjoy it. I hope you do too."

I did enjoy it. Finished..."

He did leave me a bit unsatisfied. I will say that Rob Lowe's autobio/memoir was much better and contained a bit more about his costars, family and friends-among them many of the brat pack.

[Rachel]

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Tim Curran's latest release is a collection of short stories that blend horror and science fiction.

[Stephen]

I'm reading "The Ward!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

[Ian (RebelGeek)]

I just started Heroic Hearts anthology & I'm also about to start Machinehood for Sword and Laser, Between Two Fires & The Rats.

[Stephen]

Really? Cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Ian (RebelGeek)]

Stephen wrote: "I'm reading "The Ward!!!!!!!!!!!!!""

Is this The Ward by S.L. Grey?
It sounds creepy. I added it to my Audible wish list.

[Stephen]

I love scary books!!!!!!!!!!!

[Erin]

Leviathan

[Peter]

Jeff wrote: "Peter wrote: "Snow Shark"
Hey Peter, that sounds similar to this movie.

https://images.app.goo.gl/b8VwDoDt2Xr..."

Yes! I knew it looked familiar!

[Peter]

Girl on Fire

[Two Envelopes And A Phone]

Currently reading and

[Char]

Rachel wrote: ""

I'm reading that too!

Also,

[Char]

Two Envelopes And A Phone wrote: "Currently reading and "

I love Maberry! Haven't read that one yet, though.

[Two Envelopes And A Phone]

Char wrote: "Two Envelopes And A Phone wrote: "Currently reading and "

I love Maberry! Haven't read that one yet, though."

This will be my first, so, I'm ready for it. Vampire variant, and tattoos, so...o-key!!

[Char]

I've read his Pine Deep trilogy, which was horror and I loved it. And then I've read his complete Joe Ledger series, via audio, and loved them all. I'm interested in hearing your thoughts on INK.

[Two Envelopes And A Phone]

Char wrote: "I've read his Pine Deep trilogy, which was horror and I loved it. And then I've read his complete Joe Ledger series, via audio, and loved them all. I'm interested in hearing your thoughts on INK."

Put on to it by that 150 Exquisite Horror Books reading guide, which so far has led to some gems.

[Sonja]

Unf*ck Your Brain: Using Science to Get Over Anxiety, Depression, Anger, Freak-Outs, and Triggers

[WendyB]

Char wrote: "I've read his Pine Deep trilogy, which was horror and I loved it. And then I've read his complete Joe Ledger series, via audio, and loved them all. I'm interested in hearing your thoughts on INK."

If I could give my thoughts on Ink... it's not Maberry's best. I'm a hug fan of his books but that one fell flat for me. Too many whiny characters, too much repetition, too much rain. If you decide to read it, you'll understand that. :)
I have his newest book Kagen the Damned all ready to read. Hope to get to it this summer. Hope being the key word. Just too much piled up to read but they're happy piles!

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That's actually the first cryptozoology/fortean topics book dedicated exclusively to Alaska that I am reading, but I figured it was probably a fortean wonderland.

[Two Envelopes And A Phone]

WendyB wrote: "Char wrote: "I've read his Pine Deep trilogy, which was horror and I loved it. And then I've read his complete Joe Ledger series, via audio, and loved them all. I'm interested in hearing your thoug..."

Hmm...well, I own , but you've maybe cooled my enthusiasm for going to it tonight - so I might try instead.

[WendyB]

Two Envelopes And A Phone wrote: "WendyB wrote: "Char wrote: "I've read his Pine Deep trilogy, which was horror and I loved it. And then I've read his complete Joe Ledger series, via audio, and loved them all. I'm interested in hea..."

Sorry about that. :(
You should still have a go at Ink. A lot of others have liked it.

[Christopher]

The Werewolf of Paris by Guy Endore

Can’t believe I’ve never read this before.

[Nancy]

The Last House on Needless Street

[Two Envelopes And A Phone]

Christopher wrote: "
The Werewolf of Paris by Guy Endore

Can’t believe I’ve never read this before."

Loved it!

[Alan]

Current read -

Background music while I read - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hsXW...

[Rachel]

Char wrote: "Rachel wrote: ""

I'm reading that too!"

o nice! what do you think of it so far? :)

[Ian (RebelGeek)]

My Jonathan Maberry people! I also have Ink on my list & already bought Kagen the Damned! I've read a lot of his books.

[Robby]

Alan wrote: "Current read -

Background music while I read - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hsXW..."

Thanks Alan for the tip on audio background for reading those special selections. Love it.

[Randy]

Christopher wrote: "
The Werewolf of Paris by Guy Endore

Can’t believe I’ve never read this before."

A favorite of mine.

Currently reading something dark, but not horror, As I Lay Dying.

[WendyB]

Ian (RebelGeek) wrote: "My Jonathan Maberry people! I also have Ink on my list & already bought Kagen the Damned! I've read a lot of his books."

I've read most of his books and the ones I haven't read yet I have copies of just waiting to go. Ink and Glimpse are the only two I haven't liked very much. Kagan looks very different from the books Maberry usually writes. I hope he hasn't given up horror. I'd love to see more books about Pine Deep or Joe Ledger.

[Ian (RebelGeek)]

I think JM plans to write 7 or 8 more Joe Ledger (Rogue Team International) books. I tend to listen to those very soon after they are released. I'll get around to the odd ones eventually. I loved the Pine Deep & V-Wars books too! His short stories are great! I also want to read Beneath the Skin: The Sam Hunter Collection Werewolf detective!

[WendyB]

Ian (RebelGeek) wrote: "I think JM plans to write 7 or 8 more Joe Ledger (Rogue Team International) books. I tend to listen to those very soon after they are released. I'll get around to the odd ones eventually. I loved t..."

V Wars was great. I'd love more of those.
I have the Sam Hunter book on Kindle but haven't read it yet.

[Erin]

The Ruin

[Jeff]

"Final Crisis" DC comics graphic novel. Reading it on DC Universe Infinite app. Ive been doing massive comics series reading on there since almost everything f4om DC is there. So thats been slowing down my regular prin6 reading.
But hey, reading is reading, right?

[Sonja]

Miss Plum and Miss Penny

[Christopher]

I find it difficult to focus on longer works around the end of the school year, so I’m now reading two collections—one fiction, one nonfiction:

The Last Séance: Tales of the Supernatural

and


Ramsey Campbell, Certainly

[Two Envelopes And A Phone]

Am now reading and

[Erin]

Pig Island

[Char]

Rachel wrote: "Char wrote: "Rachel wrote: ""

I'm reading that too!"

o nice! what do you think of it so far? :)"

To be honest, I was too caught up in the novels I was reading to even start!

[Char]

Jeff wrote: ""Final Crisis" DC comics graphic novel. Reading it on DC Universe Infinite app. Ive been doing massive comics series reading on there since almost everything f4om DC is there. So thats been slowing..."

Yes, reading is reading! Audios, graphic novels, comics, whatever-it's all reading.

[Jeff]

I'm in the middle of Mock"s "The Little Woods".....I find its overwritten...not sure I want to read the other 2 books in the series....


Jeff Mc

[Rachel]

[Doris]

I'm reading Brother's Keeper by R.W.K.Clark and Woom by Duncan Ralston.

[Peter]

The Growth: A Horror Novel