Halfway through the wonderful book the dead zone, got 11 –22 –63 in the mail!!! Now what?? Any recommendations highly appreciated!!! :-)?
Halfway through the wonderful book the dead zone, got 11 –22 –63 in the mail!!! Now what?? Any recommendations highly appreciated!!! :-)?
11/22/63 is just freaking excellent.
11/22/63 is EASILY one of my all time favorite books!!! ❤❤❤
^^^ agreed.
Jamie, I really should rephrase here! It is between the re-read or dead zone!!! It was a wonderful book but it has been a well several years now! Since I first read it and I am itching!? Confused!
Just one catch y’all! I have read it before and really well I guess I need to finish the dead zone! Just really confused! Stephen King fan!!!
What’s got you confused?
To stop Jimmy Smith or to not stop Jimmy Smith, that is the question!!!
Ah, I see. I really enjoyed The Dead Zone, but I love 11/22/63. Lol
Also, meant Johnny Smith!
I need to read 11/22/63.. I’ve never heard a bad thing about it.
Read it Jamie! You will be doing your self a huge favor, I promise!
One of my favorite. 11/22/63 I’ve read three thousand sk books or the equivalent of a weekend binge writing for the guy but ya that’s a good one
Is 11/22/63 about Kennedy ?
Yeah, in a major way.
Just checked it. Do not normally even read Stephen King – Want to learn more ? and it has a plausible conclusion — Mortal Error I know the Author’s first name is Bonar and it is from Kentucky press. – Will keep you reading until you finish
What Silas Jones said! Like major yes!
@Laura Wiki informed me of what it does.
Not sure understand what you are asking me to do!?@Ralph
@Laura Find the book Mortal Error and then read it. Compare to 11-22/63
Perhaps you want me to tell you how the book turned out? Like a review, I am right?
Oh! I get it now! Will do
https://www.thriftbooks.com/browse/?b.search=Mortal+Error%3A+The+Shot+That+Killed+JFK#b.oos
@Laura I know the story. I lived it. King’s theory is not new – Too many like his out there. Mortal Error, totally different. – And Enjoy your SPECIAL DAY tomorrow (maybe find the book )
AND if you buy more than $10 in books, Shipping is free. They have more than enough choices for most of us readers. HB and PB
Thanks!@Ralph
Y W Buy some for your SPECIAL DAY
@Ralph already have a huge pile of unread books! LLL
@Ralph Laura uses a text to speech.
@Laura he was suggesting you read that book
Explain to me, she can not read a book ?
@Ralph, Laura uses a dictation program that reads her to texts, and types her words into text for her. She can read the book, I’m sure there’s an audiobook version available, if she choose to. Sometimes I think it reads the comments out of order and that can be a cause for confusion.
@Karl I caught that and appreciated it! Told him thanks so???
@Laura it took me awhile to get the hang of texting you.
Have to remember to not text in short hand so it is easier to translate. I’m glad @Silas explained. I don’t know all the details. I just know you rock girl.
By the way. HAPPY BIRTHDAY
This got a little sideways. So, the moral of the story was Ralph suggested a book, awesome. And if @Laura chooses to read it also awesome. Everyone can be happy, I’m gonna go eat my pintos and cornbread now.
@Silas Know what I think about that? Awesome!
@Laura I think it is great. You get to learn about a new book, AND so do I. THANK YOU
That’s what it’s all about sharing our reads with others who might also enjoy them. I’ve supplied @Laura with a good number of books this last year. Lol she’s constantly buying something from me. She’s a excellent member to have, I must say.
Not to change the subject, but, would you be interested in a Clive Cussler book ?
@Ralph I’ve never read and Cussler. I have a few stacks of his books in my office, just haven’t gotta to them.
@Silas Maybe do not ? He is addictive. Other suggestion Start with his older books. Then you will see the progression. There are about 20 with Dirk Pitt and about 10 with Kurt Austin, and about 8 or 10 with Juan Cabrello (prosthetic leg, which also serves as a hidden weapons/ and other things, case. And about 8 with Isaac Bell, and then four or five with the Fargoes. Isaac Bell, is a detective back in the 1900’s Very interesting. The chase was good. So there is much there. He is also doing the co author stuff, and so 3 or 4 more new books every year. – Suggestions, although not in the order I mentioned, Sahara, Dragon, Arctic Drift All keep you in the book.
Is he a whore rider? Never heard of him*Does he write horror?!@Ralph
Calling myself well read I am going to say that there is no comparison to 11 –22 –63! Ever, anywhere!!! Anytime 🙂@Ralph
@Laura No, not a horror writer. Just bad guys against his good guys/girls characters. Fargo series is a rich married couple. Isaac Bell, the same with the money. and Juan Cabrello has a source ( The Company ) of endless funds to use to fight crime and evil. His first two characters are government employees who free lance, like James Bond.
@Laura I read the synopsis. If that is your main source of entertainment (horror ) then you have that to keep yourself busy. — I lived through that date, so it has different meanings for me. – Mortal Error is a good book, based on what they researched for the events of that day – But, I can also get lost with John Douglas The Mind of BTK killer or his first the Mindhunter (found out recently Douglas has another 6 books. He is the FBI’s first profiler Nothing scary about that. And I try not to make comparisons to say one book is better, best or anything else. Just informational entertainment for me. The same as a good game of chess
@Ralph basically Ralph, I am totally blind! No big deal pickle LOL