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[lastroots]

Currently Reading "1985" by Anthony Burgess


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[ARC]

"Rebecca" by Daphne Du Maurier

[Sakib]

I've just finished reading Deception Point by Dan Brown and believe me it's a fantastic book. There's so many twists in the book its unbelievable.

[Carlos_f_Rose]

I've just finished reading Deception Point by Dan Brown and believe me it's a fantastic book. There's so many twists in the book its unbelievable.

Hi Sakib, Im currently reading, that book, but in spanish, its called La conspiraci?n, I honestly dont like it at all, cause I was so amazed with Angels and Demons, and the characters that this isnt really impressing me, well, lets see at the end...  have fun Sakib

[D]

Life Expectancy was one of Koontz' best, I recommend anyone who likes Koontz to pick this up, u wont put it down.


I was gonna read Firestarter but read Life Expectancy instead so now Im goin back and reading "Firestarter" Stephen King

[Rob]

Just finished "No Matter How Loud I Shout"...a very interesting look at how inept our Juvenile Justice system often is.

[Gunner80]

Funhouse - Dean Koontz

This book reads like an RL Stine - Goosebumps.

[Rob]

Just finished To Be The Man by Ric Flair.  I don't think I need to explain to any of the wrestling fans around here why Ric Flair's autobiography would be a very entertaining read.

[D]

Funhouse - Dean Koontz

This book reads like an RL Stine - Goosebumps.

Thats one of his earlier books, Have u read anything else by Koontz??


I finished Firestarter and King is still Perfect. Great amazing read.

Not sure What Im gonna read next, I am thinking of reading "Christine" next but im not sure.

[Gunner80]

Funhouse - Dean Koontz

This book reads like an RL Stine - Goosebumps.

Thats one of his earlier books, Have u read anything else by Koontz??


I finished Firestarter and King is still Perfect. Great amazing read.

Not sure What Im gonna read next, I am thinking of reading "Christine" next but im not sure.

No I haven't. Have you ever read "From a Buick 8?" If not, it's a great read.

[D]

I own it, but I havent gotten around to it yet, but I plan to read it before too long, it sounds very interesting on the flap.


If u havent read much Koontz here are some great books to pick up by him.


Watchers which i consider to be his best
Intensity
False Memory
From the corner of his eye
the bad place
lightning *Deals with time travel and is wicked

[Aava]

Eureka Street by Robert McLiam Wilson

Awesome!

[journey]

Christ the Lord Out of Egypt by Anne Rice

[Carlos_f_Rose]

I read the little book about the meeting John, George -- from the Beatles -- and Y. Ono had with Srila Prabhupada  in ?69 and it was impresive, then because of that book I got interested in Srila Prabhupada and finally got his Biography by Satsvarupa Dasa Goswami, it was amazing they talk about the meeting too, then I knew this book "Bhagavad Gita" I havent read it yet, but there are quotes of that text in the biography that are worthy to read to everyone regardless of your beliefs or religion.

[Kaybee]

Just finished the 'Power Of One' by Bryce Courtenay - fairly good but I prefer his other novels. I'm just about to begin The Summer Garden by Paullina Simons. Stupid chick book but I've read the previous two and I need to know what happens in the end!

[Rob]

Just finished The Band That Time Forgot.  That thing was way too pro-Axl.  The entire book is just making excuses for the crazy shit he does.

[lastroots]

Anthony Burgess "Beard's Roman Women"


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[MCT]

Christ the Lord Out of Egypt by Anne Rice

First Anne Rice?

Either way be sure to tell me what you thought of it.

Me, I've no intention of going near it. She's a bit too wacky for me now. Writes only for God.

<sigh> We lost a good one too...

Funny though, she's always referred to Lestat as her male counterpart or to herself as Lestat or vice versa. So in a sense she's pulled a Lestat (if one is familiar with the man/vampire), which is cute, but still wacky. Too wacky. Even for me.

[D]

I finished "By The Light Of The Moon" Dean Koontz.

Starts slow, takes bout 90 pages to get good but once it does it is great! great story, great characters.


When I get it for Christmas Ill be starting

"I Should Be Dead By Now" Dennis Rodman

[journey]

Christ the Lord Out of Egypt by Anne Rice

First Anne Rice?

Either way be sure to tell me what you thought of it.

Me, I've no intention of going near it. She's a bit too wacky for me now. Writes only for God.

It is my first Anne Rice book.

I normally don't read religious literature, but this drew my interest because it deals with a very vague part of the bible. It's something that I'm fascinated with.