wishbone

Geofferson

Wow, read this in HS. Sort of curious to see how it reads all these years later. Let us know.

wishbone

An upperclassman gave it to me for my senior year but we read Great Expectations instead. First time read so I will let ya know.

brainee

Finished:



Another quick read. King takes very easily to the suspense genre. It was an interesting move to make Bill Hodges a supporting character, but it think it worked perfectly fine. I was quite surprised at the epilogue:

Anyway, I'm moving right on to End of Watch and see where King takes things.

PAG

Just finished:

thematahara

Just finished this trilogy. Honestly, one of the best book reading experiences I can remember.

brainee

What trilogy is that (your image links aren't working for me)?

brainee

Finished:



Satisfying end to the Bill Hodges trilogy. King fans who balked at these books because they weren't advertised as being horror should rethink that. Though really ... fans of King would likely be open-minded enough to try his books in other genres. I think you really need to read all three in order.

Jcheckel

Started this for 4th of July:

thematahara

Natchez Burning Trilogy by Greg Iles

Geofferson

A great summer read

Greg MacGuffin

Finished:

Jcheckel

I liked it quite a bit, but way too much of Brody's wife.

Now onto:

alli24

I just started "The Mountain Shadow" by Gregory David Roberts. It's a sequel to "Shantaram" which is one of the best books I've ever read. I do recommend it. The Mountain Shadow started well, we'll see if it's as good as the first one.