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Tanya (10 KP) rated Salem's Lot in Books

Nov 30, 2018  
Salem's Lot
Salem's Lot
Stephen King | 2011 | Fiction & Poetry, Horror
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8.1 (50 Ratings)
Book Rating
One of the first books by King I read, as a relative newbie to the genre of horror I was not left disappointed. The gripping plot has stuck with me and it remains a personal favourite. In a traditional for King manner things are never as they seem, the reader is left guessing. Without spoiling the plot, I would definitely recommend it as a lovely bit of literature to keep one busy on a cold day.
  
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Little Ray Of Sunshine (41 KP) rated Gone Girl in Books

Jan 11, 2019 (Updated Feb 10, 2019)  
Gone Girl
Gone Girl
Gillian Flynn | 2013 | Fiction & Poetry
10
7.7 (142 Ratings)
Book Rating
Book Review | Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn
I felt this book was different to what i read i am use to reading romance novels but i love to see what is out there. So this was popular so i jumped on the bandwagon and i felt this book was gripping and had twist and turns. I feel this book was better then the film by far and will love to read more of the author's books.
  
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Marie J Cullen (15 KP) created a post

Apr 17, 2020 (Updated Apr 17, 2020)  
Currently reading ’The Vampire Diaries' books, I've been a fan of the program for years and I thought I'd give the books ago, I'm on book 2 right now, and in comparison the books are way different to the show. You can picture the brothers as they're pretty much the same. Never the less the books are very gripping and being a stefan fan I feel the need to keep reading, only 11 more books left to go. X
      
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Deborah Eisenberg recommended The Story of the Stone: Volume 1: Golden Days in Books (curated)

 
The Story of the Stone: Volume 1: Golden Days
The Story of the Stone: Volume 1: Golden Days
Xueqin Cao, David Hawkes | 1973 | Fiction & Poetry
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"Five volumes of sheer bliss. There’s almost nothing fiction can offer that isn’t in this book: an 18th Century, post-modern, Zen, worldly, otherworldly, gorgeous, funny, sorrowful, gripping, saga of a large, staggeringly wealthy Qin Dynasty family. Stunningly well translated, (the first three volumes by David Hawkes, the final two by John Minford, Hawkes’ son-in-law). It takes a while (or it did me) to keep the many, many characters straight, but it’s definitely worth the trouble."

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Jennifer Weiner recommended Takes One to Know One in Books (curated)

 
Takes One to Know One
Takes One to Know One
Susan Isaacs | 2020 | Mystery
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"A discontented FBI agent turned Long Island housewife, with a troubled cop father, a sweet stepdaughter, a husband who’s almost too good to be true…and a neighbor whose actions seem suspicious. Is Corie just being paranoid? Or has she stumbled onto a genuine crime? This mystery’s got a gripping plot and a witty, funny heroine whose internal monologue is charming and smart, whether she’s musing about life in the suburbs or the man who got away."

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Merissa (13778 KP) created a post

Oct 30, 2025  
🔥 A romantic getaway turns deadly when a wildfire, a vengeful killer, and buried secrets ignite a fight for survival.

Tension crackles in Killer Tracks (Misty Pines Mystery #3) by Mary Keliikoa — a gripping blend of crime fiction, suspense, and police procedural that will keep you guessing until the final page.

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