Thread: What's the most un-put-downable book you've ready lately?
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Old 01-26-2013, 02:06 AM   #9
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Most recently it was The Pines by Blake Crouch. A gripping and mysterious story about a man waking up in a strange village with no memory of how he got there. And he can't seem to leave. A fast read, heavily influenced by Twin Peaks, that is now being made into a TV series.
to The Pines! Also A Taint in the Blood, A Deeper Sleep & Whisper to the Blood, all 3 are Kate Shugak mysteries by Dana Stabenow and as well 2 Leaphorn/Chee mysteries by Tony Hillerman, Hunting Badger & The Wailing Wind, and finally Cold Days by Jim Butcher, book 14 of THe Dresden Files. Whew, what a run-on sentence!

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