Books in the Freezer discussion

Pick up something new. Read a book published in 2022

I'm thinking Don't Fear the Reaper, SGJ?

Kat wrote: "I'm thinking Don't Fear the Reaper, SGJ?"

That's on my list, too, but Devil House may beat it, timing-wise. Have you read My Heart Is a Chainsaw?

No, I haven't. Did you enjoy it?

Kat wrote: "No, I haven't. Did you enjoy it?"

I did muchly. But, more to the point, "Don't Fear the Reaper" is the sequel (or more accurately, the second in a trilogy), so you may want to check out "Chainsaw" first. Definitely a book to appeal to fans of 80's slasher films, but you don't need Jones' encyclopedic knowledge of the genre to appreciate it.

I hadn't heard Chainsaw was going to be a trilogy, I'm so excited! I freaking loved that book! Whitney you made my night!

Oh, didn't realize this! Good to know!!

Sally wrote: "I hadn't heard Chainsaw was going to be a trilogy, I'm so excited! I freaking loved that book! Whitney you made my night!"

It made my day when I first found out, as well!

Oooh I just read Chainsaw a week or two ago, and also didn't know that.

such a pretty smile by Kristi demeester

Lauren wrote: "such a pretty smile by Kristi demeester"

Good choice! Have you read it, or planning on reading it?

Whitney, I just finished it. Pretty quick read. I gave it 3.8 stars out of 5. Liked it a lot but not as much as her first book

Starting Dead Silence by S.A. Barnes!!!

Dead Silence by S.A. Barnes.

Dead Silence was so fun.

Just finished Dead Silence - and wow. First book in a really long time that truly creeped me out. Just discovered I have a new favorite genre and that is haunted ghost ship in space.

I also read Dead Silence. I still love the "haunted house in space" genre, but I found just about everything surrounding the main mystery (which was very cool and creepy) to be annoying and clichéd. I recognize I'm in the minority on this one.

I read Devil House. This was a disappointing read for me. I was hoping for more story set in the house but it just didn't go there.

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