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Mar 16, 2024 06:41PM
a day of fallen night! been reading it for a while but it’s been so worth it i love it smm
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@Krista, OML I LOVED THAT BOOK!!!!!
I just finished The Hawthorne Legacy and have started a buddy read with my bsf for The Stolen Heir
The Shattered Castle by Jennifer A Neilsen It’s the fifth and final book in the Acendance series. I both can’t wait to finish it and really don’t want to because it’s been the best series I’ve read in a while.
Just finished reading The Christmas Sweater by Glenn Beck.
The Cleaner
3 stars
Thriller Spy Killer
Drugs Gangs adventure
My review - https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...
PRICK
Released December 2023
4 stars
Free review copy
Booksirens
mystery
young adult
My review here - https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...
captive prince series, this is definitely something
A German novel set in the woods of Brandenburg near Berlin by Franziska Fischer called "In den Waeldern der Biber" (In The Beaver Woods).The older I get, the more I enjoy novels with a handful of characters only and a lovely setting. No more big city novels for me.
I'm about to finish Killers of the Moon flower and then on to the next book. happy reading y'all
A court of war and ruin- Sarah J Maas
the stolen heir-Holly black
I am finally getting to the two group read author participation novels on one of my enjoyable horror book clubs (Question Not My Salt and Grandpappy).
percy jackson and chalice of the gods
happy place - emily henry
currently reading wuthering heights, loving every word in it
Dark matter. It’s awesome!
Fear NO Truth, the first book in the Faith McClellan Series, by LynDee Walker.
These violent delights by Chloe Gong its alright, i would maybe rate it a 3,4 stars
I’m reading the second book in the ACOTAR series
Currently 300 pages into Wanderers by Chuck Wendig. I'm really enjoying it but I can't believe I still have 500 pages left. That's like a whole 'nother chunky books worth of book left haha.
Wildfire by Ilona AndrewsMidlife Magic Hunter by Shannon Mayer
Magical Midlife Challenge by KF Breene
Hell Divers by Nicholas Sansbury Smith
Black Rust by Bobby Adair
I am currently reading Ugly Love by Colleen Hoover. I have heard so many different opinions on these books, I have to see for myself what the hype is about.
Rama II by Arthur C. Clarke & Gentry Lee
I am currently reading Carrie Soto is Back by Taylor Jenkins Reid. I absolute adore her books! They are realistic fiction and typically about the humanization and flaws of the fictional celebrities she writes about.
Franny and Zooey - J D Salinger
I am trying to figure out what to read next. I just read Mercy Me.
TL;DR version...I am 250 pages into Swan Song (Robert McCammon)Complete and Unabridged version...I am on a reading renaissance of sorts in 2024 (in particular I discovered BetterWorldBooks and the joys of $5 hardcovers instead of $13 paperbacks and my lost love of Stephen King novels)...
Since January, I have completed the following novels (re-reads as noted):
11/22/63 (Stephen King - I bought this back in 2012 and coinciding with a long respite from reading, it ended up on a shelf in basement until I started and finished it in a 3 day sprint over New Year's holiday...then I went off! LOL...),
It (King - I had owned a paperback version of this for literally 20 years and never took the time to read it, once I started it I was hooked...didn't care for the Hulu series after the novel though it was not too horrible to avoid finishing it...),
Carrie (King - never once thought much about reading this one...the image of Sissy Spacek from the 1976 film version was sort of off-putting to me, so I avoided it for a long time...),
Salem's Lot (King re-read, this one was nearly the same as 'Carrie' for me, but instead it was the TV version of Barlowe from Tobe Hooper's 1979 classic that kept me away),
The Shining (King re-read, I had read this as a teenager and the problem was I saw the story was Jack Nicholson and Shelley Duvall at the time...on re-read, I was picturing Rebecca DeMornay and Steven Weber instead and the '97 TV show as template instead of the '80 Kubrick film...this is one I GREATLY enjoyed on re-read),
The Dead Zone (King re-read - once more down the memory hole...The Dead Zone was one of my very first King novels read and I loved film version with Walken and Sheen in the lead roles even if the plot and resolution seem too close for comfort to 2024 documentary status...),
Elevation (King),
The Long Walk (King/Bachmann),
Revival (King),
The finally switched gears for a respite in March from Mr. King's voluminous works... I finished off 'The Passage' (Justin Cronin) last week and I am 250 pages into Swan Song (Robert McCammon).
I plan to move back to Cronin's 'The Twelve' next and then either finish off The Passage trilogy or swing back to McCammon's 'Boy's Life'. My goal is to complete Stephen King's The Dark Tower series this summer. I have all of the main novels (including the 8th entry that was added after the series ended with 'The Dark Tower') and also the graphic novels that sort of tell the stories of 'The Gunslinger', 'The Little Sisters of Eluria', and "Wizard and Glass' in graphic novel form.
the ritualsaving 6
very bad kings
wolfsblut
a court of mist and fury
hunting adeline
Murder at the Harvest Field by Dani Simms
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