its called the last templar, its like the davinci code but not quite on the same par.

richard laymon .... among the missing

Getting ready to start "Joss Whedon....A Biography"

....."And yet I saw them in a limitless stream- flopping, hopping, croaking, bleating- surging inhumanly through the spectral moonlight in a grotesque, malignant saraband of fantastic nightmare."...H.P.L.

The Shadow Over Innsmouth: Howard Phillip Lovecraft

Just finished Midnights Lair by Richard Laymon and now i'm going to read The Troop by Nick Cutter

the first casualty by ben elton, a fantastic read, set in ww1.

Never could get into Koontz. Tried a few times too

Koontz is so bad. I'm with you.

Dark Dance by Tanith Lee. Vacillates between really good and meh.

Death in The Air by Agatha Christie

"Just where the supreme horror lay, I could not for my life tell; yet there swept over me such a swamping wave of sickness and repulsion-such a freezing, electrifying sense of utter alienage and abnormality-that my grasp of the wheel grew feeble and uncertain. The figure beside me seemed less like a lifelong friend than like some monstrous intrusion from outer space-some damnable utterly accursed focus of unknown and malign cosmic forces." H.P.L.

The Thing On The Doorstep: H.P. Lovecraft

Same here, ive read a few & havent found them that good. I just grabbed this from the library as it was the only new book in the horror section.

Same here also.

guess im the only koontz fan on here then :(

Read Intensity a long time ago (primarily because of the cool cover!) and it was pretty good. What are your top 5 by him?

He's not bad. Just can't really get into his style. Wish i could as he has a lot of books.

winter moon,fear nothing,from the corner of his eye,velocity and the odd thomas series as a whole. i think my favorite thing about koontz is his dialogue, he writes dialogue brilliantly.

Yeah he's not bad he sucks. ::big grin::

Then There Were None by Agatha Christie.

the black echo by michael connelly

Another Man's Mocasians: A Walt Longmire Mystery
By
Craig Johnson

Fiction: The Tommyknockers by King. Tough to get thru and I luv King
Fiction: Murder Red Ink by Mcghee. Creepy Jack the ripper gross (that's good to me!) was on sale but I want the paperback. Borrow able
Nonfiction: the Demon of Brownsevulle Rd by Cranmer. Weird so far.
Might start that new Rule book next.

Dark Dance by Tanith Lee. It keeps giving the impression its going to be one thing, but turns out to be different. Really good. The cover implies lots of sex, but its very deceiving. My guess is they wanted to get people to buy the book 'cause of teh sex.

This one just came in for me at the library.
The lesser dead: Christopher Buehlman

The nymph and the lamp

Fiction-THE SHINING by Srephen King. Been awhile since I perused this.

Non-fiction-MORE ROOM IN A BROKEN HEART. Pretty good bio on Carly Simon by Stephen Davis (HAMMER OF THE GODS, WALK THIS WAY etc).

The drum the doll the zombie by John Bellairs.

Peculiar Children
 

I just picked up this one, pretty crazy so far!

http://bloody-disgusting.com/photosi...jpg&w=600&zc=0

lonely werewolf girl by martin millar

Two to check out
 

Here are two great little horror books to check out! getbook.at/psycho and getbook.at/hunting .

Enjoy!

The Ruins by Scott Smith
 

I'm currently reading The Ruins by Scott Smith and I just love it! It's an astonishing book!

Have THE RUINS, but have yet to read it. Enjoyed the film, though.

Almost wrapped up THE SHINING and started NOTHIN' TO LOSE, another early KISS years book, but for three dollars, really couldn't pass on it. Entertaining so far and lots of great photos.

Just got this one in from the library
The Deep: Nick Cutter

Let me know what you thought, it seems like it could be worth a read.

I really dug it. Great book!

Dismantled by Jennifer M...something

Bloodsucking Fiends by Christopher Moore

And just finished Valley of The Dolls (not horror but still good book :) )

This book is great! I love the second book as well.