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What Are You Reading (next round)

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Picked up Elmore Leonard's Pronto today. It's the 1993 novel that introduced the world to Raylan Givens. Looks to be an easy read & I'll start that when I finish XO​.

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New York Times best seller list for week of 9-22-13:

#1 is Lee Child's "Never Go Back"

"The Magic of Believing" - Claude M. Bristol - written in 1948.

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Re-reading some books by Trevanian. Finished The Eiger Sanction, finished Shibumi (his best), reading The Loo Sanction.

Finished "The Affair". It was good, probably up there as one of my favorite Reacher books.

 

Next up is Lee Child's "The Enemy".

The Best Stephen King book that I have ever read and That is saying a lot " Dr. Sleep " The sequel to the "Shining " It follows a middle aged Dan Torrance the little boy in the Shining . Reading it on my Nook .

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Read Dan Brown's "The Lost Symbol".

 

Read Michael Connelly's "The Scarecrow".

 

Started on Michael Crighton's "State of Fear".

 

Received "Never Go Back" (Reacher novel) as a birthday present. Will no doubt get to that pretty soon.:thumb:

About half way through Lee Child's "The Enemy". I think it is my favorite one yet!

Read Dan Brown's "The Lost Symbol".

 

Read Michael Connelly's "The Scarecrow".

 

Started on Michael Crighton's "State of Fear".

 

Received "Never Go Back" (Reacher novel) as a birthday present. Will no doubt get to that pretty soon.:thumb:

 

The Lost Symbol! That is the only one of the four that I haven't read yet but the reviews I have read haven't been that good. McPa how did you like it?

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This had a dark, creepy feel about it. Plot focuses on a reclusive horror film director whose daughter has committed suicide. A reporter who had been previously been burned investigating said film director, takes up a second investigation of him since this isn't the first time someone in the director's family has mysteriously died.

 

I thought it was creatively written & would recommend it. It's not a classic horror like the list you linked, but it's a fitting read for this time of year.

 

I read some horror, but like you, I enjoy a scary read this time of year. Hope you enjoy whatever you choose.

Thanks, I'll check that out. And I remember reading about his sequel. I wonder if it's any good.

 

No problem.

 

And I was just looking at this thread....read post #516 concerning King's latest.

About half way through Lee Child's "The Enemy". I think it is my favorite one yet!

 

Best. Reacher. Book. Ever.

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