On the second of three by Greg van Eekhout. The first is called California Bones. The one I'm reading right now is Pacific Fire and the third is Dragon Coast. Fantasy-type genre. Pretty good so far.
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On the second of three by Greg van Eekhout. The first is called California Bones. The one I'm reading right now is Pacific Fire and the third is Dragon Coast. Fantasy-type genre. Pretty good so far.
Belle Ruin, by Martha Grimes, a mystery.
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Just finished Fireman by Joe Hill and Dream Dancer by Leslie Hachtel.
Emily Carr AsI Knew Her by Carol Pearson
&
Klee Wyck by Emily Carr
both ebooks from the library liked them both
So I started on Dragon Coast today, like I mentioned above. I highly recommend these three novels even if you're not at all into the fantasy genre. They're not over-the-top fantasy like some books out there. I generally don't read this genre myself but I really like these books, glad I picked them up.
just finished - in the tall grass by stephen king and son, joe hill.
a short story. pretty typical of stephen king. makes an ordinary day turn into a nightmare.
I am excited to start the last of the Stephen King Mr Mercedes trilogy called End of Watch. The other two books were good (not great) but I like the character of Bill Hodges a retired police officer. Cant say I have read anything that blew me away lately, I hope the fall brings out some good new releases
Marlon James' A Brief History of Seven Killings
I have that one too, alohamom, just haven't had a chance to sit down with it yet.
woo hooo! a new stephen king!Quote:
Originally Posted by alohamom
i have to get myself on the library waiting list!!!!
i requested the 'end of watch' and there was no one on the waiting list?!
anyways, picked it up friday and had a great day reading it saturday. it's not as intense as some of his other books but it was pretty good.
7/10
Agreed-it kind of dragged a bit in the middle, seemed a bit of the same thing over and over but hey-I'm a fan, anything Uncle Stevie writes is great to me!Quote:
Originally Posted by heartgirl99
I just finished (literally, just now, 4:00am) Widow by Fiona Barton. It was an interesting approach to a murder thriller, kind of good but I was hoping for more of a twist. I understand why it was written the way it was with a slow reveal but hmmm, just wanted a bit of a punch. Pretty gripping for the first 3/4s tho