Name the last three books you have read...

I enjoyed them all. I really like this author.

 

Yep x 3.

 

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I thoroughly enjoyed these two. I read Stranger Still first not realizing it was the sequel to the other one, but it works well as a standalone book. I hadn't read anything by this guy before, but I'm impressed enough to add him to my list of favorite authors.




The "extreme horror" descriptor is no exaggeration. It's pretty fucked up, and the graphic violence and sexual content are more than a lot of people could handle. Amazon even provides a warning:

For those who can handle it, it's worth reading. He's another impressive author.

 

No, I'm not that skittish. If he did it intentionally though, it would probably get him a few choice words and a foot in his behind for disturbing me while I'm reading. lol

 

I've been there, so I feel your pain, Bookie. It's tough working two jobs and having so much on your plate that there's little time doing the things you enjoy. I hope you're able to get back to your regular reading. Reading is what keeps me (somewhat) sane these days.

I haven't read either of those yet, but they've been on reading list for a while.

You sound like me with the editing thing. I find myself editing things while I'm reading, and sometimes I wish I could turn off that part of my mind. When I read from my Kindle, I'm always reporting errors that bug me. lol

 

Same here. I see so many memes that make me want to tell the creators how great the memes would be if they hadn't screwed them up. Sometimes I do leave comments about them on Pinterest. It drives me especially crazy when the use the apostrophe to make words plural. What the hell is that about?!?

 

You must really want to know if you quoted me twice.

I edited my post to add the blurbs from Amazon for you and any other inquiring minds.

 

There's no telling why it did it; probably just another weird glitch.

You're welcome. No worries. I was still able to be somewhat lazy about it...I still had the tab open from when I made my post.

 

I like the way he ended it, but the getting there I didn't like as much. It was okay but not as well written as some of his other stuff.

The story had potential, but the book didn't quite live up to it. The start was way too slow and it was hard to get interested in the story or the characters. Once something finally started happening things were disjointed and never really came together for me. The two "bad guy" characters' presence in the story came across as something random just to create some drama with no actual connection to the story. Why were they there; what was their connection? There were no answers to those questions. What happened with other bad guy in the book who actually was somehow connected to the story/protagonist made no sense, and it seemed to be done just to force the story along toward the desired ending. I was thinking maybe there'd ultimately be some connection between him and those random bad guys that would make things come together in a way that made sense in connection to the story...or something. Instead the dude magically ended up someplace he realistically wouldn't have on his own. It left me shaking my head in disappointment. I still love this author though.

This one was good. I'm glad I read some of this author's best stuff before I read the other two books in this post. If I'd read one of them them first, I'd have never bothered with any of the rest.

 

Not bad. I won't be rushing to read the author's other stuff, but I still enjoyed it.

Pretty good.

Another great trilogy by this man.