[Cerulean]

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• n'awlins local
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I read Necroscope a couple months ago, you'll have to tell me what you think of it.

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Outliers
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Cujo

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• cajun mafia
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• Just doin' my job defending the Universe

So far I like it. The story it self is intriguing enough to keep me going, and the character development is great. I only have about 5 chapters left. From what I've read of it I'll probably buy the rest of the series.

[breremarer]

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• bourbon st drunk
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• I'll shake paws with Laika

Definitely have just discovered Neil Gaiman, so I'm making up on coming late to the party by reading American Gods and Fragile Things, having already finished Neverwhere.

Also: HG Wells. But he's always an amazing choice.

[Knave]

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• tourist
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• Sane and crazy; not a good mix

Right now I'm reading Gust Front by John Ringo. It's a sci-fi book about the Earth getting invaded by these reptilian centuar creatures that conquer planets in order to farm crops and the natives for food, then have a big war amongst themselves so the survivors can then move on to another planet to start it all over again.

[heyIMmike]

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• Zombie Admin: I was Dead, but now I'm Crawling Back!
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Just finished American Gods by Neil Gaiman.  It was/is a great book!

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• bourbon st drunk
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• She Who Spreads the Word of Insanity

Shamans Crossing by Robin Hob. A little dry compared to her Earlier works, but her to hoping that it will build up tension

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• cajun mafia
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• Just doin' my job defending the Universe

Right Now Im reading Emperor's Mercy by Henry Zou. Its based in the Warhammer 40k Universe, and is about an Inquisitor for the Emperiam of Man who is sent to a back water planet to investigate why an Army of Chaos has taken over.

Im also Reading Deen Koontz's Frankenstien: City of Night. Its the 2nd book in Koontz's Frankenstien series. Its set 200 yrs after Mary Shelly's original classic. Both Frankenstien and the Monster are still alive, but have lived very different lives, The Doctor has continued his research of creating a master race and has perfected it, while The monster, now known as Ducalion, has traveled the world trying to find a way to calm the inner rage that drives him.

In this series Ducalion finds himself in New Orleans investigating something an old friend of his had written him. That Frankenstien was alive, and continuing his research.

[Knave]

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• tourist
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• Sane and crazy; not a good mix

I'm nearly finished reading Anne Rice's Queen of the Damned. I have to say, I never thought I'd be interested in her books but I've since changed my mind.