Aww o.k, then I do not have the rest of her other books but I am always looking for them. I have small world, peril and one on one
What Are You Reading? Part Deux
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Guys look what I found, this looks soo lol, and I really think it's our tabby.
Lore: Obscured (Volume 1): Stephanie Ketchum, Tabitha King: 9781539036562: Amazon.com: Books
Lore: Obscured (Volume 1): Stephanie Ketchum, Tabitha King: 9781539036562: Amazon.com: Books
I finished The passage by Justin Cronin yesterday, loved it. Could'nt sleep last night so at 2:00 i started The Twelve. Had a hard time getting up this morning at 7:00...
Felt for a thriller tonight. Starting The Twentythree. The final part in Linwood Barclays Promise Falls trilogy. When it comes to thrillers he is one of the top today.
True Detective - Max Allan Collins
I've read all the Quarry books (but there's a new one coming out soon) so I'm starting another one of Max's series. This series is about Nathan Heller, a private eye in 1930s Chicago.
I've read all the Quarry books (but there's a new one coming out soon) so I'm starting another one of Max's series. This series is about Nathan Heller, a private eye in 1930s Chicago.
still reading Borne, but to be different, instead of re-reading It, i decided to finally get my feet wet on the audio book side of things. steven weber is really captivating. and he's doing richie's voices! i'll have to try this with a book i've never read before to see how well i absorb a story from an audio book vs reading
he also does a damn good stutter for bill
For me, his outstanding audio performance breathed new life into this story. I have listened to it twice.
Finished The Twentythree. Went back to This Hause Is Haunted.
...Night of the Tiger....by King....
Currently reading Book 2 of D Day Through German Eyes by Holger Eckhertz (non-fiction). Interesting and insightful stuff, though I'll have to follow it up with something lighter.
Well, I just finished What the Night Knows. It was pretty good. The blend of haunted house/ crime drama/ revengeful demon elements made for an interesting tale. A definite improvement for Koontz.
I've (finally) begun re-reading Duma Key for the umpteenth time, as I read it and Fitzgerald's Tender Is The Night every summer. Which is all but over. I'd hoped to read all the John D. McDonald Travis McGee novels (in order) during the course of the summer, but did not get around to reading even one. Too bizzy! I haven't even tracked all the McGee books down yet. Can you read books set in the Florida Keys during the fall or winter? I may give it a whirl. But in the meantime ...
Why not be like Shirley and catch up on your reading this weekend?
The pic & the quote are from an Ed Wood site. Ugg. I won't sleep tonite!
Why not be like Shirley and catch up on your reading this weekend?
The pic & the quote are from an Ed Wood site. Ugg. I won't sleep tonite!Started Blue World today. Finished the first story (Yellow Jacket Summer i think it was) and that boy was creepy....
Kurben, I'm on page 105 of The Secret History and it's spellbinding. I've been lucky with a streak of excellent books. It reminds me of Brideshead Revisited mixed with A Separate Peace with plenty of gothic mystery. Didn't you say this was your favorite Tartt novel? Too bad she only publishes a book every ten years.
(I've never read Blue World)
....obviously by a younger version of our Sire, but has the roots intact.....
I liked it better than "Cookie Jar", what about you? It reminded me of Bradbury's Something Wicked This Way Comes.
...I can see that comparison, and I for sure got a "Twilight Zone" vibe from it....
Reading this incredible story printed in The New Yorker.
There are some very brave people out there in the world, trying to do the right thing.
An Iranian Woman’s Battle to End Stoning | The New Yorker
There are some very brave people out there in the world, trying to do the right thing.
An Iranian Woman’s Battle to End Stoning | The New Yorker
I'll let this sit here, but could get moved to Hot Topics.