I trust your opinion, and hearing you say that makes me want to read it even more than I did before. Never heard a bad thing about Odd Thomas, I’ll pick that up next. Strangers is the one about the aliens and they do meet up in that hotel somewhere in Arizona I think it was. I liked how he went into mind control and brainwashing in that book, breaking through the blocks in their mind was fascinating to me, they really can put blocks in your brain like that. That was the first Dean Koontz book I ever read. I’ll order from the corner of my eye too. Dean Koontz can get ruthless and make a character like Jim Reenie’s son? I haven’t seen that yet, I’ll pick that up though. Under the Dome is an all time King favorite of mine.

Odd Hours is number 4, Odd Apocalypse is the new one I believe. Did you skip one? Lol

It’s a simple mistake dude, it’s all good.

Nah man, never heard of it, thanks for letting me know. I’m gonna go check it out in a minute. I’m anxious for Dr. Sleep too, the shining sequel. How’s The Talisman treating you?

Dude, I really should check that website more often. That book looks awesome dude, and I definetily want it for my collection. I still haven’t read The Wind Through The Keyhole yet, I love having a Dark Tower book on deck but at the same time hate not knowing what everyone else does. I’ll read that soon. Again, thanks for letting me know about that

I finished The Shining not too long ago and have been reading The Girl Who loved Tom Gordon its good so far. King always makes these kids kinda adult in their thoughts. The main character is only nine and she thinks like she is in her 20's. But its good so far havent got to the monster parts yet.

I noticed yall talking bout Dean koonts is he near as good as King? Has any one read Daniel X by James Patterson thats a pretty cool book series imo.

I love the Alex Cross books, James Patterson is okay. His books move along quickly but I can get annoyed by the short chapters after awhile too. Ever notice how 95% of the time he has a co-author? I don’t know what the deal is with that, that’s why he can drop 4 or 5 books a year though. His books are never boring, but they all follow the same formula. His books, no matter what the plot, play out the same way. By that I mean, there’s always a twist around page 250/300 where a main character turns on everyone else, and his character development could be better. Has he ever written a chapter more than 5 pages? Usually they don’t go past 3. I know I’m being critical but I’m sorry, Patterson is not in the same category as King and Koontz. At least they can write their own books. I do like how he has a foundation that gets kids to read, I read the first Daniel X and I can tell you, we didn’t have cool books like that when I was a kid. Maximum Ride was a cool idea too, only read the first one of that series too though. It reminded me of the Harry Potter books before they were long winded and the size of Encyclopedias.