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TieDyeDude
Ancestors | Robert Y. Kline
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#wondrouswednesday @eggs

Thanks for the tag, @balibee146

1. I like Thanksgiving because there are no expectations except eating and spending time together.

2. My wife, @wildalaskabibliophile

3. Camping with my dad and brothers, going to the library with my mom, going to flea markets and yard sales on the weekends

mabell Love those activities! 1w
Balibee146 Lovely activities.... Oh I forgot to mention my weekly trips to the library with my dad when i was doing mine 😁 1w
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JessClark78
The Pet | Charles Grant
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Pickpick

This was a good horror story. It has an interesting storyline that leads you along and eventually twists into something else entirely. I definitely want to check out more books by Charles Grant.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

#JumpStart2024 #ReadAway2024

monkeygirlsmama I remember nothing else about this one other than I really enjoyed reading it way back in the day. Sadly I think I had to get rid of my copy when I moved several years back. 2mo
JessClark78 @monkeygirlsmama I got my copy years ago and just finally got around to reading it. I love reading old horror novels. 2mo
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BookwormAHN
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#ScarathlonPhotoChallenge
Day 16 October
Richard Laymon's Night In Lonesome October
#BlackCatCrew #Scarathlon

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ReadingOver50
Baal | Robert R. McCammon
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First published in 1979 when I was 15, I remember reading this book and thinking that I had never read anything like it. Definitely my first grownup horror novel this is a classic that I wanted to reread. I liked the building of the story, how we see Baal through his childhood and into adulthood. There is a lot of dread and violence in the story. I found the whole thing very interesting. I liked that the ending was in the isolation of the arctic.

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kezzlou85
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#TeamCryptKeepers looking forward to getting to know you all. @LiseWorks #Scarathlon
1) it's a mix of my daughter and my mums name.
2) most genres but partial to a murder mystery, thriller or true crime
3) I really like autumn. All the colours.
4) I think so
5) England.
6) married mum of two teenage girls, love reading, colouring and baking though I'm not great at it. I have some unusual anatomy which leaves me with half a gallbladder.

LiseWorks Wonderful. Looks like a few of us like the same types of genres 6mo
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Twainy
Demonic | Jeff Strand
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I love this author! I of course loved this. It was hilarious and gross. A little fun and laughter in a long work day!

Vic is bad. Serial killer bad.

His wife goes to work one day with a black eye and Corey, an accountant, decides to help her without her knowledge.

It starts a chain of events that still make me laugh. It‘s sick. Don‘t read it. It‘s ridiculously funny, sarcastic, over the top!

Adult themes.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️1/2

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ericarobynreads
Silent Key | Laurel Hightower
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Silent Key by Laurel Hightower is a tale of grief, change, and ghosts, where running away isn‘t an option.

Part police procedural, part mystery, and part paranormal horror, this book is sure to hook readers right from the start, pulling them deeper and deeper as things progress.

I had a blast reading this. I loved it so much it gave me quite the book hangover!

https://www.ericarobynreads.com/silent-key-by-laurel-hightower-book-review/

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JoeMo
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I was totally engrossed by this book. It‘s dark and comedic, but it avoids the pitfall of trying to hard for laughs. The format of the book is setup like a journalist writing an in-depth piece regarding the original Roofer killings before going into twentieth anniversary screening and everything that went horribly wrong with that event. This is a fun, brief summertime read with all of the blockbusters that get released this time of year

Reggie I love this book so much! He‘s so funny. 8mo
swynn I agree this one's great! 8mo
TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! 8mo
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Reggie
Demonic | Jeff Strand
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Please don‘t read this book, Litsy. I don‘t want you to know the kind of sicko I am for laughing at some of this stuff. Jeff Strand does comedy/horror so well. I heard him read twice and both times, he had us rolling. Corey discovers his bff coworker Quinn‘s husband is a serial killer. He takes it upon himself to go to her house and kill the husband and things don‘t go as planned. They just get worse and worse. An entertaining pick! 👇🏼

Reggie Have you ever thought- wouldn‘t it be funny if the author wrote these two paragraphs and then had his character say just kidding. And you would never do it cause maybe you don‘t want to waste space and paper for the joke. Jeff Strand does that and I laughed so hard. 9mo
BarbaraBB You definitely know how to sell a book 😂😘 9mo
TrishB Stacked 😂😂 9mo
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Bookzombie It would appear the heat is not keeping you from reading! Great review! I look forward to this one. ☺️ 9mo
Reggie @BarbaraBb @TrishB He read from this book of flash fiction he wrote. One of them was where these vegans were gonna make their kid kill an animal to show them what happens when you eat meat, and the kid gets super excited to do it much to the parent‘s horror. The end to that story for only being maybe 2 pages had a couple of twists. It ended up being hilarious despite the way it reads here. If you get to this one I hope you like it. 9mo
Reggie @Bookzombie it‘s cause I had a 4 day weekend and as long as I keep the tv off Beat Bobby Flay I‘m good to read. Lol 9mo
Ruthiella Your first sentence made me laugh. 😂 9mo
BarbaraBB Hahahah! 9mo
Bookzombie @Reggie I hear you! David was out of town and I had Friday off. I watched a lot of Netflix this week, lol. Yesterday I didn‘t let myself turn on the TV until later in the day and got some reading in. 9mo
Rissreads You make everything sound like a MUST read! I can‘t keep stacking books at this rate! I‘m a slow reader and already have about 150 books looking at me! I need to live until I‘m at least 120! I never watch TV but have found myself doing so lately. I binged Black Mirror (dark) and What we do in the shadows (hilarious). Both brilliant! 8mo
Reggie @Rissreads 😁 oh man, that Black Mirror where people can record stuff with their eyes and the guy realizes his wife has been cheating on him and that the son probably isn‘t his and he deletes them at the end. I need to see What we do in the Shadows. I hear good stuff. 8mo
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AnnRaz
Whisperwood | Alex Woodroe
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Getting started on a digital arc via #netgalley