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I'm sure even more stuff happened during and around the time of that solar eclipse and I would like to read all the stories!

I really like chapters...

Trying to speed-read the rest of this horrible book in pure self-defense. Much, much better than I remembered.

Oh man, I'd forgotten about the figure in the corner. Severe case of goosebumps! :-S

Hate's black as tar

Your basic, unpleasant nightmare stroll down memory lane

This book is not good for my blood pressure

Susan May says she loves the short story format and I do believe that!

This has been a while, but I seem to remember that safe sex should include safewords

We weren't off to a good start this book and I and it keeps rubbing me the wrong way... Only redeeming feature is the quirky doc. Kinda simple trick, but I'll take what I can get at the moment. This goes on the DNF if it doesn't pick up soon...

Wait, what? Who's that? What did you say who did to whom when? Did I miss something? Everything?

Hey! Where did Cordie go?

From the very start, this book has proven to be one of these rare ones that you do not want to end - at the same time you cannot read it fast enough! It is a really good one to read in a buddy read to let it take its time - both for relishing, understanding and experience it better. And buddy reading with Edward is a blast to begin with of course :-)

Well, of course I saw that coming, but still, so sad...

That was an intense part

Cordie Cooke is a fantastic character in a crew of great ones :-)

What sharp teeth you have

Some unexpected happenings! This just took a turn for the darker - and scarier!

Enjoying the characters most this far, I'm very curious to find out where the story will go.

If anything, books getting more intriguing! On top of the Rendering Truck, the boarded up intimidating school house and a rock fight we now have journals written in code and apparitions!

No time for updates! Reading!

Wow, part 1 flew past! Great characters and writing!

This far this book is absolutely brilliant and I have to force myself to put it down and do stuff in the real world. Kids as protagonists have seldom worked better!

Kicking off 2016 with a new buddy read with brilliant author and extremely nice man; Edward Lorn! And the book starts out fantastically!

I've had worse starts :-)

Part 3, let's get it on

Feels a bit like I'm on the sidelines, being told about what happens somewhere else...

"The sound of a boot on someone's face"? Hope I don't live to learn that one...

Good start, series continues to impress

Great fun and really addictive!