What are you currently reading?

[Martin]

I am in the minority on this one but I think Insomnia is a great story, I love the Greek mythology elements. One criticism I do have for it though, it has an incredibly long set up before the story kicks in. I can see why people give up on it but in my opinion it is worth reading all the way through. Duma Key is a good story, not a top five for me but a strong story.

Insomnia is one where I have read the basis of it, and it sounds like a great story, but it's not a priority. Duma Key looks like a great read too, again though.... I don't own either.

My next King will probably be Salem's Lot, but not sure when I will get to it.

I am concentrating on reading new authors, and so far it's been great for me.

[bsaenz24]

Just started Cold Vengeance by Preston/Child...# 11/12.....I am already feeling withdrawl symptoms!

[Dan Hocker]

Just bought the first book in the Thomas Covenant series. I haven't started reading it yet though, maybe tonight.

[theenormityofitall]

I am in the minority on this one but I think Insomnia is a great story, I love the Greek mythology elements. One criticism I do have for it though, it has an incredibly long set up before the story kicks in.

Yeah. Like Bag of Bones...

[bsaenz24]

Just bought the first book in the Thomas Covenant series. I haven't started reading it yet though, maybe tonight.

Today you are a man.

[Neiaushie79]

Almost done with Richard Laymon's Endless Night.

[srboone]

World War Z. Late to the party, I know; but I had planned on reading it before the movie came out anyway, though CD certainly upped the time table for this one.



Not that I'm BLAMING CD at all...

[Tommy]

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Finished this yesterday and it is an impressive and disturbing anthology put out by Necro Publications, I really recommend it but it is, as the title suggests, on the darker side mostly dealing with demons and demonic themes, I can't wait for the second part!

[Tommy]

I'm reading this anthology now and it is a revaluation, I wish I had known about Lee Thomas sooner because he is simply amazing, his stories lull you into a false sense of security and then he hits you right between the eyes with unexpected horror, will read everything he has eventually

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[TJCams]

Both of those look pretty damn awesome. I may poke around for Into The Darkness and see if I can land a copy for cheap.

[Martin]

Read the ARC for Tyler's Third Act, an upcoming Signature Series book. A dark tale with a nice unexpected twist. I highly recommend this story!

[srboone]

World War Z was a snoozer. Will go back to reading a few stories in TCBHF Vol1--I'm up to 1907!

[Teriw]

I'm almost done 11/22/63 and would be if I hadn't fallen asleep last night. Thinking I might go with a short one this time around, Cujo. It's short and I havent seen the movie in a long time so I can read it then watch it. Was never a huge fan of the movie though but I barely remember it. I am aware the endings are different though which intrigues me.

[Martin]

As with most, I like the book Cujo better than the movie. The movie is pretty week in my view.

I'm almost done 11/22/63 and would be if I hadn't fallen asleep last night. Thinking I might go with a short one this time around, Cujo. It's short and I havent seen the movie in a long time so I can read it then watch it. Was never a huge fan of the movie though but I barely remember it. I am aware the endings are different though which intrigues me.

[TJCams]

Had a good weekend... finished Off Season - really liked that a lot. Kept me turning the pages. After that, I decided to keep to me rotation of e-book, paper book. I then read The Men Upstairs by Tim Waggoner - again, kept me "turning the pages" on my Kobo - very fast paced, and really was a very good read. Finished that last night, and now decided I will finally open and finish Salem's Lot. I did however read the intro pages on The Two Sams ebook. But, first we do Salem's Lot.