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k, you're making me anticipate the next Hobb series I read. Harder on his enemies, hmmm.

I'm currently reading Royal Assassin, the second in the farseer trilogy. I love the characters, the intrigue, and scandal. I've gone out and picked up all the other books she has wrote to date, but will not rush to read them all. I will spread them out and enjoy them like a fine wine.

I saw Child 44 at Barnes online and thought it looked good. I hope to pick it up at some point now that I've heard some good stuff about it.

Welcome Pixidance, I enjoy reading folk tales also. I'm just starting to get into fantasy, not a big sci-fi fan though.

Thank you, I was wondering about that.

I read The Ruin about a month ago and thought it was an excellent story. Spoilers......................................... I was surprised by the order in which they died and who was the last one. Sad, I felt the worst for Eric, I feel he suffered the most, at least Pablo was in...

Thank you.

The only one that isn't available, (unless you want to spend $30 on an out of print) is Friday Night at Beast House. I wonder if that will be reprinted also...like the other have recently. Does anyone know what order they go in?

Does anyone know what the rest of the titles in that series are?

I wish I could say I have one, but I've never been that scared while reading a horror novel. Someday maybe.

I enjoyed Night in the Lonesome October.

I enjoyed Angels & Demons more than DaVinci Code. I liked the whole vatican scene and scandal.

Ellen Schreiber is someone I haven't heard of. Thanks, I think I'll check her books out.:)

I see quite of few shared likes for horror authors. :) Anne Rice Robert McCammon Richard Laymon Clive Barker Peter Straub

I just wanted to say that I like the new site, you did a great job!

I did read the posts. I was looking for other opinions.

Wolf's Hour by Robert McCammon Any Laurell K. Hamilton Anita Blake series. Cycle of the Werewolf by Steven King I've always wanted to try Alice Borchardt's wolf novels. Are they good?

Welcome Scott. I haven't read House of Leaves, but will check it out. I wish horror scared me. Once in a great while I'll read a book that creeps me out a little bit, but not often.

I don't think I'd be as in love with vampires if it hadn't been for Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles.

Happy St. Valentine's Day everyone!!