What are you reading? (continued)

**MadamMack** · January 23rd, 2013

I've been reading a lot of downloaded free books on my Kindle. I receive emails daily with a list of some pretty good reads. A lot of these authors are not well known but I've found that they are very good writers. I ran across several that are set in the South and those I have enjoyed the most. One thing I've noticed in many books and even in television is that a reference to Stephen comes up a lot!!!

**Shasta** · January 24th, 2013

The Witches of East End. Has anyone read this?

I half like it, I am half annoyed by it.

Some of the story is so under-developed.

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Maybe I'm more annoyed than I thought.

**jacobtlong** · January 24th, 2013

The books I've ordered have come in so I think I'll set aside Summer of Night (I wasn't that far into it anyway) and pick up my new copy J.F. Gonzalez's Survivor (the Author's Preferred Edition).

This book is probably going to make me need therapy.

**jchanic** · January 24th, 2013

I just finished The Burn Palace by Stephen Dobyns and enjoyed it. It's more of a thriller/police procedural with a little bit of supernatural thrown in.

John

**tenngolfer** · January 27th, 2013

Just finished "Wishes Fulfilled" by Wayne Dyer. He has been around for decades as a positive thinking guru, but I have never read any of his stuff before. More spiritual than I expected. He talks about positive thinking but in relation to manifesting a better reality for yourself through how much you can control through thoughts alone. And warns that using the words "I am" with any negative expression allows that negativity to enter into reality. Interesting book, I'm still trying to get my head around the concepts, and checking some of the Biblical references. As I have heard expressed before, even Satan quotes scripture.

**Spideyman** · January 28th, 2013

Originally Posted by tenngolfer

Just finished "Wishes Fulfilled" by Wayne Dyer. He has been around for decades as a positive thinking guru, but I have never read any of his stuff before. More spiritual than I expected. He talks about positive thinking but in relation to manifesting a better reality for yourself through how much you can control through thoughts alone. And warns that using the words "I am" with any negative expression allows that negativity to enter into reality. Interesting book, I'm still trying to get my head around the concepts, and checking some of the Biblical references. As I have heard expressed before, even Satan quotes scripture.

May I also suggest reading these other Wayne Dyer books: Excuses Begone and Change Your Thoughts. You might find they dig deeper into the Wishes Fulfilled book.

**Chuggs** · January 29th, 2013

Originally Posted by jussupoff

It is different, and I think I expected something else the first time I read it. I do that sometimes, expect something and then can't get into the story/music/movie until I have digested it for a while.

I think that I have done the same thing. Its good, just not what I thought it was going to be. I'll definately pick it back up some day soon.

**Tim D.** · January 29th, 2013

I think I will re-read the North and South trilogy by John Jakes. I haven't read them since the '80's. I was going to read Shogun, but for some reason I'm in a Civil War mood.

**Dana Jean** · January 30th, 2013

My mom loved the trilogy and she thought Shogun was great. I've always meant to read them too.

Originally Posted by Tim D.

I think I will re-read the North and South trilogy by John Jakes. I haven't read them since the '80's. I was going to read Shogun, but for some reason I'm in a Civil War mood.

**kingricefan** · January 30th, 2013

Started 'Bethany's Sin' by Robert McCammon last night. Got the Sub Press limited awhile back, it's been sitting on my TBR pile, so thought I'd like to re-visit one of Rick's earlier works. It's like visiting with an old friend!