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  • ReenieHJ
    ReenieHJ Posts: 9,723 Member
    SaraKim17 wrote: »
    Reading: The Shape of Night (Tess Gerritsen)

    Just finished listening to: Run Away (Harlan Coben)

    Two of my very favorite authors!
  • k8eekins
    k8eekins Posts: 2,264 Member
    Clint Emerson's "The Right Kind of Crazy: My Life as a Navy SEAL, Covert Operative and Boy Scout from Hell."
  • 777Gemma888
    777Gemma888 Posts: 9,578 Member
    k8eekins wrote: »
    Clint Emerson's "The Right Kind of Crazy: My Life as a Navy SEAL, Covert Operative and Boy Scout from Hell."

    Lol ... Am on Chapter 11 ... Shocking🤤🤒
  • TarryTaffy
    TarryTaffy Posts: 883 Member
    edited January 2020
    mathdad41 wrote: »
    I'm 1/2 through The Whisper Man. Very good so far and a bit creepy. I never get scared by movies or books but this one has given me the chills more than a couple times so far. Can't wait to finish it.

    Oh, boy. The Amazon reviews show everyone's freaked out by this book. I have to read it. BTW, from his Amazon bio:

    "Alex North was born in Leeds, England, where he now lives with his wife and son. The Whisper Man was inspired by North's own little boy, who mentioned one day that he was playing with "the boy in the floor." Alex North is a British crime writer who has previously published under another name."

    I'd love to know his other name... I'll see if I can find out. Those other books might be worth a read.

    Have you read any of John Saul's books?
  • s131951
    s131951 Posts: 3,776 Member
    Gorky Tarp
  • TarryTaffy
    TarryTaffy Posts: 883 Member
    Well, boo... I was page 1 into reading Richard Hell's "I Dreamed I Was a Very Clean Tramp" in the continuation of my 1970s US/UK punk journal tour, but went to get my mail an hour ago, set it on the bench & it was so surprisingly cold & windy, I had instant brain freeze & walked away. So did the book. :(

    Reordering...
  • Xiao_Ya_
    Xiao_Ya_ Posts: 495 Member
    The Brothers Karamazov by Dostoevsky! I love it so far~
  • Toronto6fan
    Toronto6fan Posts: 461 Member
    Game change: the life and death of Steve Montador by Ken Dryden. I'm halfway through.
  • Tigg_er
    Tigg_er Posts: 22,001 Member
    Sixty Feet Six Inches- Bob Gibson - Reggie Jackson
  • forestfreek
    forestfreek Posts: 5,770 Member
    Margaret Attwood - The Testements
  • TheresaEdwardsmfp
    TheresaEdwardsmfp Posts: 64 Member
    'Rose Alley', by Audrey Howard.
  • DoomSlayer2020
    DoomSlayer2020 Posts: 66 Member
    Currently nothing, but I just finished a book where a theme park comes alive and kills everyone 😂
  • mullanphylane
    mullanphylane Posts: 172 Member
    As a newbie to Dungeons & Dragons I'm reading the D&D Players Handbook.
  • XxFunctionalStrengthxX
    XxFunctionalStrengthxX Posts: 2,466 Member
    k8eekins wrote: »
    Clint Emerson's "The Right Kind of Crazy: My Life as a Navy SEAL, Covert Operative and Boy Scout from Hell."

    I can relate to the last one. :lol:
    mullanphylane wrote: »
    As a newbie to Dungeons & Dragons I'm reading the D&D Players Handbook.

    Which edition? I haven't played in years....
  • unstableunicorn
    unstableunicorn Posts: 216 Member
    Finished Dave Itzkoff’s “Robin” the other day. Waiting for Betty White’s “If You Ask Me” to come in to balance out the sad feels.
  • seltzermint555
    seltzermint555 Posts: 10,740 Member
    Topics of Conversation by Miranda Popkey
  • mada2u1984
    mada2u1984 Posts: 109 Member
    The Long Walk by Stephen King AGAIN lol
    I always wanted this to be a movie.
  • swazzom93
    swazzom93 Posts: 26 Member
    The Pure Heart by Trudi Tweedie then I have The Good Hawk by Joseph Elliott to read afterwards.
  • bretmartin09
    bretmartin09 Posts: 35 Member
    "Thank You For My Service" by Matt Best.... "Black Rifle Coffee Co" founder
  • tuddy315
    tuddy315 Posts: 11,791 Member
    The first book of "The Walk" series by Richard Paul Evans
  • k8eekins
    k8eekins Posts: 2,264 Member
    edited February 2020
    XxFunctionalStrengthxX wrote: »
    k8eekins wrote: »
    Clint Emerson's "The Right Kind of Crazy: My Life as a Navy SEAL, Covert Operative and Boy Scout from Hell."

    I can relate to the last one. :lol:
    mullanphylane wrote: »
    As a newbie to Dungeons & Dragons I'm reading the D&D Players Handbook.

    Which edition? I haven't played in years....

    I'm not the least bit surprised you relate :wink: Absolutely appreciated his raw truth telling accounts, which depicted its realities less the glamourised retells a la select portrayals on the big/small screen.
  • TarryTaffyTwo
    TarryTaffyTwo Posts: 448 Member
    An 808-pg book, Glute Lab - The Art & Science of Strength & Physique Training by Bret Contreras, PhD. It's dense, so reading a few pages/day.

    Want to get through it before I try the workouts. Hope I progress soon, lest I get a hernia or torn shoulder carrying it around. :smile:
  • solarex1
    solarex1 Posts: 408 Member
    The politics of Experiencefjatic3owms8.jpg
  • BoosDimples
    BoosDimples Posts: 2,826 Member
    Audible- The Spellmongor series, Terry Mancour. Good listen. Death's Mistress, The Nicki Chronicles, Terry Goodkind- not bad.
  • lifeovpi
    lifeovpi Posts: 121 Member
    I dont read often but I like to collect and recently I bought Delores Claiborne by Stephen King and A Perfect Stranger by Danielle Steel
  • tuddy315
    tuddy315 Posts: 11,791 Member
    Now on the second book of The Walk series by Richard Paul Evans
  • unstableunicorn
    unstableunicorn Posts: 216 Member
    George Orwell’s “Animal Farm”.
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  • ReenieHJ
    ReenieHJ Posts: 9,723 Member
    The Art Of Racing In The Rain.
    I started it years ago and figured it was going to be a book all about a dog dying and I just couldn't finish it. I'd just watched the movie Marley and Me and was out of kleenex. So I took it off my shelf and am giving it another go.
  • tuddy315
    tuddy315 Posts: 11,791 Member
    ReenieHJ wrote: »
    The Art Of Racing In The Rain.
    I started it years ago and figured it was going to be a book all about a dog dying and I just couldn't finish it. I'd just watched the movie Marley and Me and was out of kleenex. So I took it off my shelf and am giving it another go.

    Make sure you have refreshed your kleenex box. It is an excellent book!

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