paced reading horror and thrillers discussion

I go camping alot with my family during the summer. Are there any good recommendations just for this occasion? I want something that would creep me out at night:)

NASTY LITTLE F!#*ERS is a good campy novel. as of a few days ago it was on sale for .99

Lol! That's funny. I used to live in Aroostook County. It went up to 2.99 though. Maybe it will go on sale again.

I don't think I have lent it out yet if you are interested.

Maybe later if no one has asked for it.

Ok, just let me know. great thread idea by the way. we camp alot also and I love campy horror novels.

Loved this when I read it

Thank you Justin. I will let u know. Kev, I almost bought that the other day. Paperback version. Guess I should have...lol. Oh well. There's always digital.

Most of Laymon's stuff is fantastic. You shoud grab anything you can. He really didn't write bad novels. His worst ones still easily deserve 3 stars. He writes a lot of stuff set in the mountains with camping.

dark mountain is awesome, you definitely should have grabbed it addy. it's one of my favorite laymon novels so far.

Good one Charlene! I may have to write a list:)

You may not want to camp anymore once you read it! :)
(I hope you have a good time!)
It's loanable, btw. If you want to borrow it just shoot me a private mess.

Why thank you Charlene! I will keep that in mind.

Please do. :)
In fact, I have an entire shelf books that are loanable, over 300 books now!Let me know if anything looks good to you.

http://www.goodreads.com/review/list/...

No Sanctuary
The Wilds

Both of these are great camping reads by Richard Laymon!

I just picked up a print copy of Breeding Ground I have never read it and don't know what it is like, but I enjoy insect and creature feature horror while camping so this looks like a good choice.

I was also going to recommend The Tent, it is a great read. It is loanable from me as well if anyone wants to check it out. Burke is one of my favorite authors, have enjoyed everything of his I've read so far

I will take one of you up on the offer for a loan of the tent. I just have to catch up on my buddy read and group reads first. I have two books I am reading by myself right now plus a buddy read with cate, and the three group reads for this group coming up, another buddy read coming up and the group read with horror aficionados to read so it may take a while.

Justin wrote: "I just picked up a print copy of Breeding Ground I have never read it and don't know what it is like, but I enjoy insect and creature feature horror while camping so this looks like a good choice."

I loved this one. Sequel is excellent too

yea I saw you recommend them in the spider thread at HA and put it on my list. I found it in print (my preferred reading while camping) at the used book store today.

I think you can only get it in print. Haven't checked in a bit but it never used to be up for kindle.

Those all look like fabulous reads. I'll be adding those to my list:)

Whose Breeding Ground by?

Sarah Pinborough is the author. I'm hoping they come to kindle soon.

Thanks! Me too!

I'm going camping next week but it's only a 3 day 2 night trip this time so I am looking for a good novella to read, anyone want to lend me The Tent or the novellas by the same author which contains the tent?

I can lend The Tent to you. Don't have The Novellas since I already have enough of the novellas in it to make it cheaper to just buy the individual ones, especially since The Tent is only one I paid for. If you'd rather wait to see if anyone has The Novellas that is fine too

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Robert wrote: "I can lend The Tent to you. Don't have The Novellas since I already have enough of the novellas in it to make it cheaper to just buy the individual ones, especially since The Tent is only one I pai..."

I asked in a couple different threads, if I hadn't heard anything about the novellas by Sunday night I will let you know. thanks!

I just picked up Bigfoot Crank Stomp to read while camping if I have time after reading The Tent.