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    Yes, thank you…maybe I’ll hold off on the limited and just grab a trade ed. down the road.
    Twitter: https://twitter.com/ron_clinton

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      Finished THE THREE SECRET CITIES by Matthew Reilly. Also finished THE MANSION by Ezekiel Boone. Just started FURY FROM THE TOMB by S.A. Sidor.

      Jim

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        Hope I'm posting this question in the correct spot. Has anyone read Craig Davidson's new book "The Saturday Night Ghost Club"? I've enjoyed his works as Nick Cutter & Patrick Lestewka but have never read anything from the Davidson brand. Any thoughts?

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          Originally posted by sholloman81 View Post
          Hope I'm posting this question in the correct spot. Has anyone read Craig Davidson's new book "The Saturday Night Ghost Club"? I've enjoyed his works as Nick Cutter & Patrick Lestewka but have never read anything from the Davidson brand. Any thoughts?
          The only thing I have read from him was The Troop and I enjoyed it.

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            Originally posted by sholloman81 View Post
            Hope I'm posting this question in the correct spot. Has anyone read Craig Davidson's new book "The Saturday Night Ghost Club"? I've enjoyed his works as Nick Cutter & Patrick Lestewka but have never read anything from the Davidson brand. Any thoughts?
            I just read it last week, and really enjoyed it. I had no idea he was Nick Cutter until after I read the book and I went looking for him on Amazon

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              How serendipitous… This book has been on my radar for a while. I’ve been too cheap to spring for the Canadian edition, but I think the US edition is coming out soon, as I recall. It has a lot of good buzz and sounds like my kind of book, I’ll probably pick it up.
              Twitter: https://twitter.com/ron_clinton

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                I'm reading The Rust Maidens by Gwendolyn Kiste. It is a very good book so far.

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                  Just started Europe in Autumn, first book in the Fracture Europe series by Dave Hutchinson, which also includes, Europe at Midnight, Europe in Winter and Europe at Dawn. Pretty darn good so far!

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                    Am currently reading Joe Lansdale's "Driving to Geronimo's Grave & Other Stories". Didn't really care for the title story but loved "In the Mad Mountains" & "Wrestling Jesus" Hoping the next three stories are as good as those two. Will most likely begin the centipede edition of Jonathan Carroll's "The Land of Laughs" next.

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                      About halfway through VERSES FOR THE DEAD by Preston/Child. After that HARK! THE HERALD ANGELS SCREAM.

                      Jim

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                        Originally posted by bookworm 1 View Post
                        I'm reading The Rust Maidens by Gwendolyn Kiste. It is a very good book so far.
                        Okay I have finished this book. I highly recommend this one. Fantastic coming of age story.For me a 5 star rating. Looking forward to reading more from Gwendolyn Kiste.

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                          I'm a little over 600 pages into my second reading of The Passage by Justin Cronin and enjoying it as much, if not more, as the first time I read it. Remains one of my all time favorites.

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                            Originally posted by brlesh View Post
                            I'm a little over 600 pages into my second reading of The Passage by Justin Cronin and enjoying it as much, if not more, as the first time I read it. Remains one of my all time favorites.

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                            I have to retry it. I have read the first big section twice (with the little girl), but there was something about the start of the next section, later in history, that didn't hold my interest enough, and both times I got distracted by another book. I'm sure I'll like it if I could plough through a bit of that second section.

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                              Originally posted by brlesh View Post
                              I'm a little over 600 pages into my second reading of The Passage by Justin Cronin and enjoying it as much, if not more, as the first time I read it. Remains one of my all time favorites.

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                              I have the first two books from CD grab bags but have not read them. At some point I will give them a try.

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                                Reading - DEAD LETTERS ANTHOLOGY edited by Conrad Williams

                                Good concept with some strong stories, so far.
                                Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.
                                Ralph Waldo Emerson

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