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

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Rhian (rhianlovesbooksx1f4d6) | 508 comments time to start a new book I think I'll go for the redeemer by jo nesbo


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Aditya Nick wrote: "Just finished a re-read of The Breathing Method from Different Seasons, thanks to a comment by Squire. I liked it much better this time. I'll post a review. Also reading Enchantress Mine, a histori..."

The most underrated story of the compilation but still a great read. Really enjoyed The Breathing Method, haunting & melancholic at the same time a different kind of horror than what most conventional fans of the genre seem to prefer. Needless to say Different Seasons as a whole was great too.


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Aditya Finished Gerald's Game Gerald's Game by Stephen King one of the worst King books I have read. It is entirely dull & boring & a lot of fans believe it seems to mark the onset of that phase of King's career where he started writing very average books. If this is anything to go by those criticisms may just be right.


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Nick Iuppa | 4272 comments Aditya wrote: "Nick wrote: "Just finished a re-read of The Breathing Method from Different Seasons, thanks to a comment by Squire. I liked it much better this time. I'll post a review. Also reading Enchantress Mi..."

Definitely deserves a second chance as a read all by itself.


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Just started NYPD Red (NYPD Red, #1) by James Patterson NYPD Red


message 907: by Annie (new)

Annie | 34 comments Reading Odd Thomas again. I read it a long time ago but never finished the series. Starting it again. I finally finished the Da Vinci Code. Wasn't sure I was going to like it but I did.


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Kenneth McKinley | 277 comments Scott wrote: "I've recently finished Something Wicked This Way Comes and Stairway to Heaven: Led Zeppelin Uncensored.

Now I'm reading Christine."


Now that is a lot of good reads, right there!


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Jon | 20 comments I'm reading two Bachman books I've never read before - Rage and Thinner.

After these I'm lining up The Lord of the Rings.


message 910: by Lucy (new)

Lucy (mesdupmoi) | 76 comments I've got my Bachman books on my Stephen King shelf, and Thinner is a planned read for very soon :)

I'm reading Black House at the moment.


message 911: by Aditya (new)

Aditya Jon wrote: "I'm reading two Bachman books I've never read before - Rage and Thinner.

After these I'm lining up The Lord of the Rings."


Thinner is a good supernatural thriller but Rage I felt was all over the place & one of the more average works of King's career.


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Kit★ (xkittyxlzt) | 612 comments Found my copy and going to start reading Christine today! :)


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Josh Reed | 4 comments I am currently trying to read A Clockwork Orange but the language in the book makes me only able to read a few pages at a time haha


message 914: by Aditya (new)

Aditya Finished Dolores Claiborne Dolores Claiborne by Stephen King an average book. It is not even close to the worst book I have read but there are so many better books available that reading this felt like a waste of time.


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Justin (rockstarintraining) | 1 comments Just started reading The Cuckoo's Calling. Great book so far. It's like Harry Potter, but there's no magic or wizards or Hogwarts or quidditch.

You know, it's nothing like Harry Potter at all actually.

Adity, love your concise review of Dolores Claiborne.


message 916: by Glen (new)

Glen | 229 comments Reading Full Dark, No Stars! Holy smokes King is knocking me out of my seat with these shorter stories! Very grim, page turning, horrific stories reflective of life. No supernatural in the first two stories just blood curdling descriptive eebie jeebies!


message 917: by Andrew✌️ (new)

Andrew✌️ (andrew619) | 335 comments I've finished The Cuckoo's Calling, a good, but not excellent mistery and now I'm reading The Ocean at the End of the Lane, a magic story by Neil Gaiman.


message 918: by Aditya (new)

Aditya Finished A Drink Before The War A Drink Before the War (Kenzie & Gennaro, #1) by Dennis Lehane . Dennis Lehane is fast becoming one of my favorite authors. Another great book & seldom have I read any other author whose debut book is this mature & entertaining at the same time. Recommended to all members.

Justin wrote: "Adity, love your concise review of Dolores Claiborne."

Thanks Justin btw the name is Aditya. In my country the name Aditya is given to male but when you forget the "a" at the end it becomes the name of a girl.


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Just started The Racketeer by John Grisham The Racketeer


message 920: by Justin (new)

Justin (rockstarintraining) | 1 comments Sorry, I knew that. I just shouldn't update from my phone and type too fast. :)


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Rhian (rhianlovesbooksx1f4d6) | 508 comments glen I read that last year I thought it was fantastic even tho big driver gave me a few nightmares


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Jacob Rayne | 151 comments Glen wrote: "Reading Full Dark, No Stars! Holy smokes King is knocking me out of my seat with these shorter stories! Very grim, page turning, horrific stories reflective of life. No supernatural in the first tw..."

That's a good one. 1922 is excellent! Big Driver was good too


message 923: by Aditya (new)

Aditya Finished Darkness Take My Hand Darkness, Take My Hand (Kenzie & Gennaro, #2) by Dennis Lehane another great book by Dennis Lehane. I usually don't read series books continuously as the writing style gets repetitive but these books are so great they keep me coming back for more.

On a side note a lot of authors try the cliche of a worldly-wise sarcastic anti-hero like Jack Reacher by Lee Child or a pair of detectives with a lot of sexual tension between them like King & Maxwell series by David Baldacci. After reading Dennis Lehane it seems those other books were written by complete hacks & they could learn a lesson or two how to write such stuff from Lehane.

Justin wrote: "Sorry, I knew that. I just shouldn't update from my phone and type too fast. :)"

No trouble at all.


message 924: by Scott (new)

Scott | 401 comments Aditya wrote: "Finished Darkness Take My HandDarkness, Take My Hand (Kenzie & Gennaro, #2) by Dennis Lehane another great book by Dennis Lehane. I usually don't read series books continuously as the writing style gets repe..."

That was a great series of books except for the last one.


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Andrew✌️ (andrew619) | 335 comments A couple of days ago I finished The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman , a wonderful story. Now I'm reading B is for Burglar (Kinsey Millhone, #2) by Sue Grafton and I like it, also if I read only few pages.


message 926: by Aditya (new)

Aditya Scott wrote: "That was a great series of books except for the last one."

Thanks for the feedback. I hear the last one was written a long time after the initial 5 books. But so far the series have been great & I hope to finish it up within this month or the next.


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Erin (ems84) | 2661 comments The Strange Death of Mistress Coffin by Robert J. Begiebing

Still early into it.


message 928: by Eloisa (new)

Eloisa (elomas80) Finally gave in to reading World War Z and not disappointed, so far. By the way, I didn't like the movie but the book is different.


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Paolo (ppiazzesi) | 8 comments Reading The Way of Kings, liking it a lot. Should be done this week with this huge book. Next up: Ancillary Justice.


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Lucy (mesdupmoi) | 76 comments Palace of the Damned but almost finished it :)


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Lucy (mesdupmoi) | 76 comments Just finished it lol ;)

Now on to Brothers to the Death :)


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I'm starting W is for Wasted today.


message 933: by Gavin (last edited Mar 13, 2014 01:15PM) (new)

Gavin (thewalkingdude) | 244 comments Just finished The Hobbit and now starting The Fellowship of the Ring (The Lord of the Rings, #1) by J.R.R. Tolkien
The info on the history of the writing (all the changes made through all the different printings) of the series was very interesting to read.

Kinda been slacking off with my readin'. Gah! Wish I had more free time. So many good books to read.


message 934: by Aditya (new)

Aditya Finished Sacred by Dennis Lehane, when it comes to thrillers this is as good as they come.Really enjoyed it.


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Currently reading Cold City (Repairman Jack The Early Years #1) by F. Paul Wilson Cold City


message 937: by Aditya (new)

Aditya Finished The Black Echo The Black Echo (Harry Bosch, #1) by Michael Connelly by Michael Connelly, one of the most realistic & engrossing police procedurals I have read.Look forward to reading more books in the Harry Bosch series.


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Nickronomicon | 23 comments Just started NOS4A2. Grabbed my attention right away. Joe Hill is becoming one of my favorites.


message 939: by Nick (new)

Nick Iuppa | 4272 comments Nick wrote: "Just started NOS4A2. Grabbed my attention right away. Joe Hill is becoming one of my favorites."

Joe Hill is great. Has maybe even a better sense of humor than his Dad, and can be almost as scary.


message 940: by Nick (new)

Nick Iuppa | 4272 comments Finishing up and enjoying historical romance Enchantress Mine... what was really going on in 1066. Sadly stalled 3/4 through the audiobook of Duma Key until my wife and I can get time to listen to it together. But going through the audio book of Christine on my own and loving it. Next up: Teacher Teacher by John Locke, also thinking about world war Z, since it't gotten so many good reviews here.


message 941: by Andrew✌️ (new)

Andrew✌️ (andrew619) | 335 comments I've changed genre again and now I'm reading Christine.


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Kathryn (kcanty313) | 747 comments Rot and Ruin by Jonathan Maberry.


message 943: by Holly (new)

Holly | 434 comments Currently reading The Innocent by Harlan Coben and NOS4A2 by Joe Hill.


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Sabina (sabina-bobbi) | 4 comments I'm reading "To read at dusk" a collection of ghost stories by Charles Dickens, who's one of my favourite author.


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Doreen Petersen | 252 comments Just started The Turtle Boy The Turtle Boy (Timmy Quinn #1) by Kealan Patrick Burke by Kealan Patrick Burke Kealan Patrick Burke. Too soon to tell whether it's going to be any good but I will say it's not up to Stephen King's standards.


message 946: by Scott (new)

Scott | 88 comments Reading The Dinner by Herman Koch. Not horror but psychologically dark.


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Bob Jarvis | 6 comments I'm reading dr sleep!


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Namrata (namm) | 2 comments Reading "Lifting the veil".


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Malina | 304 comments The Museum of Extraordinary Things The Museum of Extraordinary Things by Alice Hoffman , almost done and I really enjoyed it!


part time librarian  | 5 comments the true story of Hansel and Gretel by Louise Murphy. I recommend if you loved the book thief!!


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