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FakeNoose

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26. I plan to read this too but I haven't started it yet

Reply to LogDog75 (Reply #19)

Sun Oct 12, 2025, 11:31 PM

Oct 12

I actually prefer autobiographies and memoirs as my regular fare, but I like a good Dan Brown-type mystery/thriller now and then. So I'll probably get started on it this coming week. Since I usually only have time to read at bedtime, it takes me a while to finish a book.

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What Fiction are you reading this week, October 12, 2025? [View all] hermetic Oct 12 OP

Listen to all Goonch Oct 12 #1

That sounds hermetic Oct 12 #2

;-{) Goonch Oct 12 #3

Ummm... I'm not understanding this post Bayard Oct 12 #5

Me either hermetic Oct 12 #7

In the books by Lee Child, Jack Reacher is described as Goonch Oct 12 #11

I'm a fan of the ack Recher novels LogDog75 Oct 12 #16

This message was self-deleted by its author Goonch Oct 12 #18

Based on his moral code, Jack Reacher kills people he believes are irredeemably evil and deserving of death Goonch Oct 12 #20

All 29 (30 in November)? That'll take awhile. rsdsharp Oct 12 #10

"Horse," by Geraldine Brooks Bayard Oct 12 #4

Yeah, hermetic Oct 12 #8

Judgment Prey/John Sandford cbabe Oct 12 #6

I haven't read hermetic Oct 12 #9

The Prey series by John Sanford is one of my favorites LogDog75 Oct 12 #17

The Letty books are good, too. Also the cbabe Oct 12 #22

I love how other characters in the books refer to Virgil Flower as LogDog75 Oct 12 #23

And his hair is too long for a cop. And the band tshirts. A great character. cbabe Oct 12 #24

Yes, indeed Bayard Oct 12 #25

I'm reading Pirate Latitudes by Michael Crichton. rsdsharp Oct 12 #12

Crichton at his best: hermetic Oct 12 #13

I picked this book up at the library yesterday LogDog75 Wednesday #32

I enjoyed it quite a bit. rsdsharp Wednesday #33

I finished both of the Guncle books by Steven Rowley mentalsolstice Oct 12 #14

Long wait lists hermetic Oct 12 #15

The Secrets of Secrets by Dan Brown LogDog75 Oct 12 #19

Thanks for that hermetic Oct 12 #21

I plan to read this too but I haven't started it yet FakeNoose Oct 12 #26

Just finished it EverHopeful Oct 13 #28

I'm thinking this will probably become a movie, starring Tom Hanks FakeNoose Oct 13 #29

It makes sense to me EverHopeful Oct 13 #30

Still reading the third volume of The Magdalene Chronicles by Gary McAvoy yellowdogintexas Oct 13 #27

Just finished "Dry" PoindexterOglethorpe Oct 13 #31