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Fiction

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1. "Later" by Stephen King. I don't know how he does it. A thousand books in,

Sun Jun 8, 2025, 11:11 AM

Jun 8

a fairly preposterous story, but I can't put it down.

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What Fiction are you reading this week, June 8, 2025? [View all] hermetic Jun 8 OP

He is amazing hermetic Jun 8 #4

I'm tempted to answer 'The Constitution' Siwsan Jun 8 #2

"Just the Nicest Couple" by Mary Kubica Jeebo Jun 8 #3

Looks like a lot of thrillers hermetic Jun 8 #7

Tilt/Emma Pattee cbabe Jun 8 #5

I needed comic relief. I read a Stephanie Plum #29 Srkdqltr Jun 8 #6

Yeah, good choice hermetic Jun 8 #8

I love that series! nt Lilithschyld Jun 8 #11

Oh yes! Stephanie Plum books are always a fast read and funny. MIButterfly Jun 8 #18

I've laughed out loud several times reading the Stephanie Plum books. MIButterfly Jun 8 #22

Last night I finished All the Colors of the Dark by Chris Whitaker mentalsolstice Jun 8 #9

Matched by Ally Condie Lilithschyld Jun 8 #10

Sounds pretty creepy hermetic Jun 8 #14

It is absolutely creepy. Lilithschyld Jun 8 #15

Hmmmmm hermetic Jun 8 #13

Sounds good hermetic Jun 8 #17

Nightshade by Michael Connelly. MIButterfly Jun 8 #19

Oh cool hermetic Jun 8 #21

Still reading Garden of Beasts by Jeffrey Deaver yellowdogintexas Tuesday #23