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Other Books (Non-King) > What Are You Reading Now? Pt 2.

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Malina | 304 comments Justice wrote: "Thankyou! My Aunt and I are both huge readers but hardly ever read the same material and eventually she forced me to try out Anne Rice by buying me a lot of her books. I hope you enjoy The Demonolo..."

That's great, my aunt was the one who fostered my love of reading at a young age :)


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Andrew✌️ (andrew619) | 335 comments Malina wrote: "Andrew wrote: "Now I'm reading American Gods."

I loved that book, Neil Gaiman is such a great author, I heard they may be making it into a movie or a series."


Really? I can't wait! But first I'd better hurry to finish the book.


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Malina | 304 comments Neil Gaiman's American Gods and Anansi Boys will be adapted for TV
The Guardian ‎- by David Barnett ‎- 1 day ago
David Barnett: Author 'really thrilled' that American Gods and ... to be adapted by the American TV cable company HBO – was now in the hands ...


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Ken wrote: "Tim wrote: "I am starting Doctor Sleep, today. I just finished The Abominable by Dan Simmons, which I thoroughly enjoyed."

Tim. I really enjoyed Doctor Sleep and catching up with Danny Torrance af..."


I thoroughly enjoyed The Abominable. It is long and detailed, if you enjoy that kind of thing. I got a pretty thorough education on rock and mountain climbing. The story and characters engaged me, too.


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Just finished the prequel to the Body Farm series titled Cut to the Bone: A Body Farm Novel by Jefferson Bass. It was very good. Now I'm moving on to the 2nd John Puller book, The Forgotten by David Baldacci.


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Marie | 8 comments I'm just now starting to read Innocence by Dean Koontz. Really looking forward to it.


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Danny (DannyPEgan) | 14 comments After my obsessive binge through everything Dark Tower, I decided to take a break from my goal of reading all of Sai King's canon. Don't worry, its only gonna last a week or so.

I saw "Philomena" yesterday, brilliant by the way. Bought its basis this morning The Lost Child of Philomena Lee: A Mother, Her Son and A Fifty-Year Search. I don't understand How I can still be this disturbed, and i already know whats going to happen. A real life horror story if there ever was one.


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Nick Iuppa | 4272 comments I just finished Love in the Time of Cholera, and posted a 5 star review... great book. I've got 2 more books by Gabriel Garcia Marquez ready to go, but first I'm into two new books by John Locke (The guy who writes the Donavan Creed adventures.) His pace is as far away from Marquez as you could get. Sort of like comparing a carriage ride to a muscle car. I'm enjoying the audiobook of Duma Key... like it a lot so far, and will probably go to Wind Through the Keyhole after that on audio.


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Nick Iuppa | 4272 comments Justice wrote: "I'm reading Anne Rice's Interview with a Vampire. She is such a good writer, don't care what anybody else sais because i've heard many actually say the opposite and it blows my mind. She literally ..."

I thought interview with a vampire was terrific.


message 811: by Ethan (new)

Ethan | 152 comments Now that I've finally finished Under the dome I'm about to start Doctor sleep.


message 812: by Joy (new)

Joy | 17 comments The Long Walk I just started the long walk.


message 813: by Aditya (new)

Aditya Finished Needful Things Needful Things by Stephen King another good king book which would have been great had it not been for the weak ending.

Joy wrote: "The Long Walk I just started the long walk."

The best Bachman book by some distance.


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Doreen Petersen | 252 comments The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne by Nathaniel Hawthorne Nathaniel Hawthorne. Such a great classic!


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Joy | 17 comments Andrew wrote: "I'm back to Stephen King's novels and now I'm reading The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon"

I loved that book..


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Matthew (funkygman007) | 199 comments Just started Lightning by Koontz.

Is that like cheating on Stephen King?


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Kenneth McKinley | 277 comments Matthew wrote: "Just started Lightning by Koontz.

Is that like cheating on Stephen King?"


I think it's more like dating multiple supermodels. I don't think you can go wrong. Lol.


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Kenneth McKinley | 277 comments Joy wrote: "The Long Walk I just started the long walk."

I loved The Long Walk. That one stuck with me for quite a while after reading it.


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Aneela Reading Roses by Leila Meacham.


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Shell (shellcampbell) | 341 comments Just started Darkly Dreaming Dexter.


message 822: by Katie (new)

Katie (katiecakers02) | 15 comments Currently reading Fear Nothing by Lisa Gardner. Think I will finish it by tonight. Really good book!


message 823: by Dee (new)

Dee (dee05) I am reading Nocturnes by John Connolly, seems really interesting.


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message 826: by Aditya (new)

Aditya Finished The Intruders The Intruders by Michael Marshall another good book by Michael Marshall, one of the most under-rated thriller writers at the moment.


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Amber (princess1976) | 20 comments Just started "We Are Water" by Wally Lamb.


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Matthew (funkygman007) | 199 comments Erin wrote: "Tick Tock by Dean Koontz"

Erin - I heard that Koontz wrote this as sort of a silly book because he had just written the book Intensity and it took a lot out of him. I enjoyed Tick Tock, but it is definitely a bit of a goofy horror/action novel.


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Erin (ems84) | 2661 comments Matthew wrote: "Erin wrote: "Tick Tock by Dean Koontz"

Erin - I heard that Koontz wrote this as sort of a silly book because he had just written the book Intensity and it took a lot out of him. I enjoyed Tic..."


Good to know, some other comments I read were saying something similar. Good thing I only paid $2 for it!


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Namrata (namm) | 2 comments Just started reading "To kill a mockingbird".


message 834: by Andrew✌️ (new)

Andrew✌️ (andrew619) | 335 comments A couple of day ago I finished American Gods and I am quite satisfied. Now I'm reading Dracula


message 835: by Justice (new)

Justice  (HavenTierra) Erin wrote: "Tick Tock by Dean Koontz"

Hey let us know how you like it, or if its any good. I was very attracted to it a few months back, I came across it & read the summary and for some reason it really grabbed me. I love horror novels but i personally dont take them seriously. Don't mean that in a bad way, hard to explain but i'm just not picky with the horror genre, i always seem to like the good stuff and the supposed bad stuff, unless it's like a really cheap horror novel.


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Amber (princess1976) | 20 comments Justice wrote: "Erin wrote: "Tick Tock by Dean Koontz"

Hey let us know how you like it, or if its any good. I was very attracted to it a few months back, I came across it & read the summary and for some reaso..."


I read this a while ago and liked it.


message 837: by Alondra (new)

Alondra Miller Just started Her Fearful Symmetry and loving it, so far.


message 838: by Shell (new)

Shell (shellcampbell) | 341 comments That's good to know Alondra. I loved The Time Traveler's Wife but had heard that this one wasn't as good so I'd been putting it off.


message 839: by Annie (new)

Annie | 34 comments Just started The Da Vinci Code and so far I am loving it.


message 840: by Erin (new)

Erin (ems84) | 2661 comments Justice wrote: "Erin wrote: "Tick Tock by Dean Koontz"

Hey let us know how you like it, or if its any good. I was very attracted to it a few months back, I came across it & read the summary and for some reaso..."


Will do. As of right now I do like the story but I am still early into it.


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Erin wrote: "Tick Tock by Dean Koontz"

I don't like to be really negative about a book when I can see that other people clearly like it, but I gave it 1 star. I actually wondered if he was high when he wrote it.


message 842: by Matthew (new)

Matthew (funkygman007) | 199 comments Kathryn wrote: "Erin wrote: "Tick Tock by Dean Koontz"

I don't like to be really negative about a book when I can see that other people clearly like it, but I gave it 1 star. I actually wondered if he was hi..."


The impression that I got was that you wondering if he was high when he wrote it is exactly what he was going for!


message 843: by [deleted user] (new)

Matthew wrote: "Kathryn wrote: "Erin wrote: "Tick Tock by Dean Koontz"

I don't like to be really negative about a book when I can see that other people clearly like it, but I gave it 1 star. I actually wonde..."


I guess he accomplished his goal then!


message 845: by Andrea (new)

Andrea Leoni | 180 comments I finished Ficciones by Jorge Luis Borges and I'm gonna start Death Metal Freeway by Tito Faraci, an italian author, waiting for Wizard & Glass buddy reading on this group!


message 846: by Squire (new)

Squire (srboone) | 92 comments Burn by Julianna Baggott. Final book of the Pure trilogy.


message 847: by Emil (new)

Emil | 25 comments The Shining, and rereading the Catcher in The Rye.


message 848: by Kenneth (new)

Kenneth McKinley | 277 comments Bill wrote: "The Shining, and rereading the Catcher in The Rye."

Can't go wrong with either of those


message 849: by Emil (new)

Emil | 25 comments Ken wrote: "Bill wrote: "The Shining, and rereading the Catcher in The Rye."

Can't go wrong with either of those"


Agree.


message 850: by Dante (new)

Dante Estrambótico | 6 comments The shining! again!!


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