Anybody read books? I do.

You have Escape Clause? I have it in my Amazon Kindle wishlist, but Amazon says it doesn't come out until 10/4/2016.

 

Yup. Looking forward to it. Extreme Prey is #26, so I still have Field of Prey and Gathering Prey to read before that one, along with 2 more Flowers books after Mad River, not including Escape Clause. I hadn't heard about that one, but looking forward to it in the fall. Thx!

 

I get the chance to go to a Stephen King talk in Dayton this week, and possibly get an autographed copy of the new Bill Hodges book. Looking forward to it.

 

That's really cool. I've enjoyed many of his books throughout the years, although he's so prolific it's difficult to keep up. We're planning a trip to Maine this August and I told my wife that we had to at least drive through Bangor.

 

You probably wouldn't like this one, while it doesn't use Chicago, it does use two different fonts for footnotes (Times and Courier), and for some reason, every time the word "house" appears in the text, it's in blue. I'm sure there's a reason for that, I just don't know it yet. The font difference is for clarity as to whose footnote it is.

 

As i said earlier, it was hard for me to get into Balcacci's Last Man Standing, but as I got further into the book the action picked up and I am enjoying after all.

 

Of course some of us do.

I just started the new Virgil Flowers book, 'Escape Clause', and was surprised how graphic the sexual talk was by the second chapter. John Sandford characters have always been active (especially Virgil 'F'ing' Flowers), but his description and language has taken a significant turn. I'm only on chapter 5 and hope it doesn't escalate. I stopped reading Stuart Woods because his books were closer to p0rn than mystery/suspense.

 

I still keep with this thread, but have a hard time keeping up with my reading.

 

I'm listening to Whistler now. Thoroughly enjoying it. You read the short prequel, right? Witness to a Trial?

 

Just curious but how long would it take to listen to that book assuming you listened straight through?

 

A little over 13 hours for this one.