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I’m a huge fan of the Necroscope series which includes the Vampire World Trilogy
The Vampire World Trilogy - highly recommended.

You are not alone. I had the exact same feeling about not enough for visualisation. I did get to the end though. Unfortunately it doesn’t get any better.
And I must add that it felt a bit choppy. ...

I put it on my list for the sake reason. Another endorsement. Looking forward to checking it out.

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You should bump it up the list

Recently read Replay by Ken Grimwood because of some comments on these boards.
Big shout of thank you to you all. Brilliant book. One of the best I’ve read this year.

Couldn't agree more. It’s making me think to look for the S/L which would be my first foray into the Signed Limited world.

Just finished 11.22.63 by King and have to say this is one of my favourites by him so far. (Still a few books to go though)

Book is better.
I’ll just pop a nice signed copy in the post for you. If it doesn’t arrive must be due to the dodgy postal service at the moment. 😄

The Road is great as is No Country For Old Men. I’ve also read the Border Trilogy, Blood Meridian and Child Of God by McCarthy which are all excellent.

Just finished IT. FANTASTIC
Have read a few places that people were not too keen on the ending.
No problems as far as I’m concerned.

Just finished children of time by Adrian Tchaikovsky after some positive comments here.
Had it on my shelf for over a year as I’m sure I read somewhere it was YA. Really enjoyed it.
Also recently...

I thought doctor sleep was fantastic. Dare I say I preferred it to The Shining..[/QUOTE]

You'd probably be in the minority. Along with me and a few others. Although I can't say I enjoyed it more...

Recently finished Steinbeck’s Grapes Of Wrath - first Steinbeck book - brilliant
Currently reading McCarthy All the Pretty Horses

I thought doctor sleep was fantastic. Dare I say I preferred it to The Shining..

Just started The Stand