What are you reading for Halloween?

I must admit I don't do books by season.
I just read whatever sounds good at the moment. Currently I am reading the Harry Hole books by Jo Nesbo (all really really good) but I am hoping to be done before Halloween. After that I will probably go back to finally finishing "An Echo in the Bone" (by Diana Gabaldon).
And then, who knows? I have nearly 100 books in my book shelves that I haven't read yet. I am also looking forward to the new Cecelia Ahern novel which is released later this month.
I'm a total bookworm.

I have recently discovered Lee Child and am curently on my fourth Jack Reacher! Unfortunately I also have a 10,000 word dissertation to be writing and so I should be researching that!

Bump....looking forward to checking this out later for ideas on some good reads.

Just finished "What the Night Knows" by Dean Kootz...very good!
I read on average about 3 books a week, sometimes more. I always have abook with me. I will check out your list.

I'm the same way LOL.

I've also got the Jo Nesbo books, just haven't delved into them yet. The fact that I have an eReader means my To Be Read list is currently longer than my life expectancy LOL.

Yeah, I often have a book with me too. (But less so since I got my iPhone). I have also noticed that I've been reading a lot less since fall TV started again. And I've been reading less since I started working (but then I was a lit major so that is no surprise). I wish I could get paid for reading books.

The Jo Nesbo books are really good. I started with the most recent then (The Leopard) back in March. Was a bit of a coincidence. I ran out of reading material and had a 6 hour train ride ahead of me, so I went to the bookstore in the station and ended up buying that one. After that I started with book #1 and read them all in chronological order. All I'm missing now is The Snowman (I already have the book, just haven't read it yet) and the one that just came out here yesterday (Norwegian title is Gjenferd) - which I don't have yet and will probably try to get from the library or something, as it's a bit expensive at €22 (about $30) for the hardcover.

Currently finishing up "The Gulag" by Anne Applebaum and Matthew Kelly's "The Rhythm of Life".

I have also started The Case for Christ by Lee Strobel, How to Listen When God is Speaking by Fr. Mitch Pacwa and Chosen and Cherished: Biblical Wisdom For Your Marriage by Kimberly Hahn. I read them when the mood strikes me again.

If I read one book at a time, I'd probably be done with all of them by now!!