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[Latasha]

I'm listening to The Kitchen House. It's good so far but heart breaking.

[Latasha]

The Kitchen House

[Fernando]

I just finished J.A Konrath's

I love how his books translate to audio. Might be the voice actors, but Trapped, Afraid, Endurance and Origin are FANTASTIC. Last week I started listening to Bird Box, yet I'm just not feeling it. Maybe I need to be a bit more patient...but don't know. I felt the same way about Swan Song, and now that's in my top 3 all time favorites. Anyways I do have 1 credit available...hopefully I can choose something worthy of my credit.

[Latasha]

I hope it gets better.

[Latasha]

I just finished Seed
and it was great! now I'm listening to The Dead House it's not bad. the narrator is brilliant.

[Char]

I'm listening to The North Water . It's pretty horrific so far.

[Latasha]

Began listening to Lady today.
Lady

[Gordon]

The Fisherman

[Char]

I'm starting

[Latasha]

if my ipod doesn't hate me, today I should start Gwendy's Button Box and Elizabeth

[sonya]

Pretty girls by Karin slaughter

[Char]

The Necromancer's House

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American Gods by Neil Gaiman the 10th-anniversary edition. It's cool so far, they have a full cast reading it.

[Char]

I finished Norse Mythology by Neil Gaiman. He narrates it himself and it was wonderful!

I'm currently listening to The Daily Show: An Oral History as Told by Jon Stewart, the Correspondents, Staff and Guests

[Latasha]

Bag of Bones for the group listen. it's slow to get started but I think we're getting there.

[Susan]

Night Shift by Stephen King, Skeleton Crew by Stephen King, Madhouse by Rob Thurman; + short stories by Charles de Lint and Neil Gaiman

[Susan]

Char wrote: "I finished Norse Mythology by Neil Gaiman. He narrates it himself and it was wonderful!

I love that Neil reads Neil ! he knows exactly where to add snark :D

[Char]

Susan wrote: "Char wrote: "I finished Norse Mythology by Neil Gaiman. He narrates it himself and it was wonderful!

I love that Neil reads Neil ! he knows exactly where to add snark :D"

Yes! He was really good and added another level to stories that were excellent to start with.

I'm almost finished with The Lost City of the Monkey God: A True Story. It was a very good listen, but man-I will never, EVER step into a jungle.

[Greg]

Just listened to A Song for the Season by Eliza Hirsch, Cast of Wonders podcast #70, which is a decent YA story of love, sacrifice and vengeance in a fantasy setting.

[Shannon]

Now I am Starting to listen to And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie

[Char]

That's my favorite Agatha Christie story!

I just finished listening to Song of Susannah and now I'm starting The Devil's Own Work

[sonya]

Book of the dead by Patricia Cornwell

[Elizabeth]

It by Stephen King. It's my husband's first time to read it and he wanted to try it before the movie files out. It's my like 10tg time at least lol...I love this book and Steven Weber was, at least in our opinion, an excellent narrator choice.

[Latasha]

I love that audiobook!

[sonya]

11/22/63. Stephen king

[Char]

Steven Weber did an awesome job with IT, in my humble opinion. :)

I am listening to The Lesser Dead written and narrated by the author, Christopher Buehlman. He is EXCELLENT! And the story is great too. ;)

[Latasha]

Char wrote: "Steven Weber did an awesome job with IT, in my humble opinion. :)

I am listening to The Lesser Dead written and narrated by the author, Christopher Buehlman. He is EXCELLENT! And t..."

I think that's on my to read list.

[Latasha]

Fledgling for another group. it's about vampires! not too far in but so far, so good. it's reminding me a lot of let the right one in.

[Char]

The Lesser Dead was KILLER!

I'm listening to Haven by Tom Deady.

[Fernando]

Been waiting for book 2 of the Demonist series. and it's finally available...

Dark Exodus

[sonya]

Winter by marissa Meyer

[Latasha]

me & Rachel are going to buddy read (I'm going to listen) to The Ballad of Black Tom

[Latasha]

Stirrings in the Black House just finished this and it was really good! now I'm listening to Raven's Peak

[Susan]

At work/during the day Tina and I are listening to Impulse by Steven Gould and at night I re-started The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman (read by Neil Gaiman!)

[Char]

[sonya]

Finishing up winter by marissa Meyer

[Susan]

Finished ... now what to listen to? hmmm and at work we're listening to

[Char]

I'm starting The Witches: Salem, 1692.

[Latasha]

Char wrote: "I'm starting The Witches: Salem, 1692."

you didn't like it?

[Latasha]

i'll be starting The Late Breakfasters and Other Strange Stories one day this week.

[JL]

I'm listening to

[Latasha]

not so sure I'm going to like the late breakfasters. so I skipped to Get Well Soon: History's Worst Plagues and the Heroes Who Fought Them

[Char]

Latasha wrote: "Char wrote: "I'm starting The Witches: Salem, 1692."

you didn't like it?"

I wouldn't say I didn't like it-it wasn't what I was expecting and when I discovered that, I realized I wasn't ready for a dry non fiction book about Salem. As a Massachusetts native, we learn a lot about Salem in school and I've been there several times.

Now I'm listening to

[Susan]

During paperwork/night I'm listening to Madhouse and at work/day we're listening to Exo ...

[Latasha]

Char wrote: "Latasha wrote: "Char wrote: "I'm starting The Witches: Salem, 1692."

you didn't like it?"

I wouldn't say I didn't like it-it wasn't what I was expecting and when I discovered that..."

I didn't realize it was non fiction either.

[Char]

I finished and am starting

[Latasha]

That sounds great!

[Char]

Latasha wrote: "That sounds great!"

I thought so too! I hope it lives up to its description. :)

[WendyB]

Latasha wrote: "Char wrote: "Latasha wrote: "Char wrote: "I'm starting The Witches: Salem, 1692."

you didn't like it?"

I wouldn't say I didn't like it-it wasn't what I was expecting and when I di..."

I started reading The Witches a few weeks, or maybe it's a few months, ago and had to set it aside for a while. It has some interesting history but it's kinda dry and very detailed.

[Char]

WendyB wrote: "I started reading The Witches a few weeks, or maybe it's a few months, ago and had to set it aside for a while. It has some interesting history but it's kinda dry and very detailed. .."

Yes, exactly!