CANDLELIT CHRONICLES: HISTORIC HAUNTS

Current Reading (week of August 1-7 2011)

This week's haul of out-of-town Library reserves was a big one-27 books,


including:


horror-Sarah Rayne, House of the Lost (I am a total Sarah Rayne fanatic and one of my goals is to own all her books),


Brian Keene's The Rising (and the others available by Mr. Keene are either in transit or newly on reserve (smile)


Robert McCammon, Usher's Passing (for a reread)


Stephen King, Salem's Lot (for a reread-reread The Complete Uncut The Stand a few weeks ago, watching part of the miniseries about every day, going to will myself to somehow read Desperation, and counting the days till November when his new "11/22/63" is released. Wish I could get his ebook, "Mile 81.")





Mysteries:


Susan Hill, The Shadows in the Street (latest, I believe, in the wonderful Simon Serrailler series)


Karen Rose, Count to Ten (thriller)


Karen Rose, I'm Watching You


Andrew Taylor, The Lover of the Grave (who could resist that title? not me)


Tom Fanklin, Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter (another interesting title)





most recent 2 Sarah Graves "Home Repair is Homicide" Maine mystery series


three of a Nancy Pickard series


latest Nevada Barr in the Anna Pigeon series





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