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[Melanie]

I'm re-listening to The Ballad of Black Tom and it's still spectacularly good, even better than the first time.

I also just bought Autumn Nights: 13 Spooky Fall Reads the narrator sounded good on the trial so I'm hoping it'll be a fun ride.

[Char]

Latasha wrote: "I’ve heard good things about that one, Char. Do you like it so far?"

I ended up sort of enjoying . It was one weird book!

I finished listening to by Stephen King and I just was not all that impressed. I liked the beginning and I enjoyed the end, but it really bogged down a lot in the middle. I gave it 3/5 stars.

I tried listening to by John Connolly. NetGalley approved me for an ARC after I had already bought the hard copy and took it off my reading list. I was all booked up when they approved me, so I thought reading the audio might help me to work it into my schedule sooner. Unfortunately, I did not like the narrator at all and found my mind kept wandering.
Now I'm listening to which is narrated by the awesome Ray Porter.

[Greg]

Char wrote: "Now I'm listening to Deep Silence (Joe Ledger #10) by Jonathan Maberry which is narrated by the awesome Ray Porter."

:O You're listening to deep silence? For meditation perhaps? ;)

[Tiffany]

The Host by Stephenie Meyer

[Latasha]

I’ve been listening to Flowers in the Attic. I love it! I didn’t read it during my teen years.

[Anna Kay]

Listening to 'In the Dream House' by Carmen Maria Machado and 'Made Things' by Adrian Tchaikovsky. :)

[Alastor]

Just starting Midnight Picnic by Nick Antosca

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Currently, I am listening to a German audio version of Douglas Adams's The Restaurant at the End of the Universe.

[Atlanta]

The best of the best horror of the year edited by Ellen Datlow.

[Phil]

Just finished Slimer by Harry Adam Knight. Really fun, though it did get a bit too cheesy towards the end.

[Ami]

Just finished Ghost Mine by Hunter Shea, and just started up Sandstorm by James Rollins.

[Char]

Greg wrote: "Char wrote: "Now I'm listening to Deep Silence (Joe Ledger #10) by Jonathan Maberry which is narrated by the awesome Ray Porter."

:O You're listening to deep silence? For meditation perhaps? ;)"

Heehee! There was so much action there, there was no time to meditate. No time at all!

[Char]

Philip wrote: "Just finished Slimer by Harry Adam Knight. Really fun, though it did get a bit too cheesy towards the end."

No such thing as too cheesy! Not from a HAK. (I read that the two authors made up that name, tongue in cheek.)

[coolseraz]

Just finished Hell House by Richard Matheson. Brilliant narration by Ray Porter really elevates the experience.

[Latasha]

@Raj- yes it sure does. That was such an intense listen.

[Char]

Ray Porter is the best narrator ever. :)

[Kasia]

Had to look up Ray Porter on Audible and he has 353 audiobooks, holy molly!

[Greg]

Char wrote: "Greg wrote: "Char wrote: "Now I'm listening to Deep Silence (Joe Ledger #10) by Jonathan Maberry which is narrated by the awesome Ray Porter."

:O You're listening to deep silence? For meditation p..."

Maybe reading a book with lots of action is a bit like meditation though. ;)

[Char]

Greg wrote: "Char wrote: "Greg wrote: "Char wrote: "Now I'm listening to Deep Silence (Joe Ledger #10) by Jonathan Maberry which is narrated by the awesome Ray Porter."

:O You're listening to deep silence? For..."

I generally don't care for action/military type stuff, but these books are just so damn good. Listening to Ray Porter is definitely calming for me. (Which is weird, right?)

[Char]

Kasia wrote: "Had to look up Ray Porter on Audible and he has 353 audiobooks, holy molly!"

Yep. Because he's AHHH-MAZING!

I finished listening to which was excellent.

I'm now trying a new series, narrated by Will Patton.

[Char]

I finished up Me last night. Elton himself only narrated a brief portion in the beginning and a brief portion at the end, but I loved the book overall. It's everything you'd hope for in a rock n roll memoir-sex, drugs, music, addiction, diva tantrums, etc...
It was also quite funny.

[Char]

I finished listening to I Can't Make This Up: Life Lessons and it was hilarious.

[Latasha]

starting Thin Air: A Ghost Story in the morning.

[Latasha]

started Haggopian and Other Stories today. this is me when Joshua Saxton starts whispering those eldritch words in my ear-

[Char]

Housebroken by The Behrg. This was excellent!

I'm now listening to

[Vavita]

The Exorcist! First time!

[Char]

Vavita wrote: "The Exorcist! First time!"

Enjoy!

[Ctgt]

Just finished The Glass Hotel....I really enjoyed Station Eleven but this one didn't really do it for me. Writing was still good but never really caught my interest. Middle of the road.

[Alastor]

Just started Clive Barkers Maximillan Bacchus and his Travelling Circus

[María]

The Outsider by Stephen King The Outsider. I got a weird pandemic reading and writing block, but them seem to have passed.
https://www.audible.com/pd/The-Outsid...

I really wanted to listen to The Institute, but the narrator's voice annoyed me.

[María]

Alastor wrote: "Just started Clive Barkers Maximillan Bacchus and his Travelling Circus"

I LOVE Clive Barker.

[sonya]

I just finished look alive 25 and picked up Maid.

[Latasha]

I haven’t listened to any books since I’ve been out of work.

[Ann]

Trail of Lightning, by Rebecca Roanhorse. Not strictly horror, but some very creepy situations, & a mythology I'm unfamiliar with.

[Ctgt]

Ann wrote: "Trail of Lightning, by Rebecca Roanhorse. Not strictly horror, but some very creepy situations, & a mythology I'm unfamiliar with."

I enjoyed that book but I read a dead tree version. How was the narrator?

Started Akata Witch and am really enjoying the narration.

[Ann]

Ctgt wrote: "Ann wrote: "Trail of Lightning, by Rebecca Roanhorse. Not strictly horror, but some very creepy situations, & a mythology I'm unfamiliar with."

I enjoyed that book but I read a dead tree version. ..."

i'm enjoying the heck out of the narration. Cannot tell you whether or not the Dine words are being pronounced correctly, but the narrator has me believing that I'm hearing the voice of the main character -- which is all-important in this kind of action fantasy.

[Char]

I listened to Don Winslow's latest Broken and it was excellent, as were the narrators Ray Porter and Kaleo Griffith.

Now I'm listening to Kathe Koja's .

[Ctgt]

Started The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires

[Latasha]

Ctgt wrote: "Started The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires"

this book was everything i hoped for! i hope you love it too.

[Lily]

I bought The southern Book club’s guide to slaying vampires today, I purchased it on audible as well, so I can listen to it while I commute from work to my place....I might start it tonight or tomorrow, let see.

[Char]

I finished Kathe Koja's The Cipher and it was AH-MAZING!
Now, I'm listening to The Taint and Other Novellas by Brian Lumley.


I absolutely adored , I hope you do too.

[Carrie]

I started listening to on Spotify...I did not know they had new and newish books to listen on it. I thought it was all classics.

[Latasha]

I loved The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires

[sonya]

The outsider by Stephen King

[Lily]

Hey Latasha, I must agree! It started slow, but wow The story really picked up. My third sitting today and the story wraps you up!

[Ctgt]

Really liked The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires, narration was spot on. Started Magician: Apprentice for another club. Read the Kindle version a few years ago and enjoyed that version well enough.

[Ctgt]

Finished The Dark Horse which is part of the Longmire series....George Guidal really crushes the narration for this series.

[Denise]

Latasha wrote: "I loved The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires"

I've heard such mixed reviews on this one. I keep hovering over the add to cart button, but haven't bought it yet.

[Char]

Denise wrote: "Latasha wrote: "I loved The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires"

I've heard such mixed reviews on this one. I keep hovering over the add to cart button, but haven't boug..."

Get it!!!

I'm listening to . It's the second in The Expanse series. Once I'm done with the books, I hope to check out the TV series.

[Ctgt]

Char wrote: "I'm listening to Caliban's War (The Expanse, #2) by James S.A. Corey . It's the second in The Expanse series. Once I'm done with the books, I hope to check out the TV series."

Love the books and the TV series. The show took me a bit to get into....I think it had been several years since I read the first book..but once I got my mind right it really took off. Love Amos.