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OK so I'm a day late posting this but I just didn't have the energy to do it yesterday. Here are ten books with single word titles that I loved.
Other great books I want to mention...
Adventureland looks awesome and of course, I love the Kelley Armstrong series. So I thought you said you didn't really care for Koontz, but I see him here :) Isn't the cover of Claws awesome? I own it as well.
ReplyDeleteYes I've never been a fan of Koontz. I've found his writing not really to my taste but Lightning was the exception. I just loved the story and the characters! Yes Claws is a great cover! I keep meaning to read the sequel...
DeleteThere are a couple that I can think of Reaper, that I read recently and Meg, that I read a long time ago.
ReplyDeleteI wasn't a fan of Meg as a book but I really loved the film they made of it!
DeleteI've read a bunch of these and i spy some new ones I'll be checking out!
ReplyDeleteI hope you find something good Laura!
DeleteFated was awesome! And I have a copy of Hounded sitting on my floor just waiting for me to get around to reading it. And I love the cover of Brazen. :)
ReplyDeleteI really need to finish that last book in the Iron Druid series and catch up with the rest of the Jack a books!
DeleteI actually had to deep dive for this one. My books seemed to have long titles. IT made a lot of lists. I never read the book, but I saw the mini series, when I was younger (the original), and it was scary
ReplyDeleteI think the horror genre in particular uses a lot of one word titles...Beast, Jaws, Fang etc! I haven't found the time to watch the two new IT films but it looks mega scary! I enjoyed that original mini series with Tim Curry but this one looks terrifying!
DeleteNice list! And is it just me, or does horror as a genre tend to have more one-worded titles? LOL!
ReplyDelete~Mogsy @ BiblioSanctum
I agree, there are a lot of one word titles in the horror genre! Lots of scary sounding titles too!
Deletethey all look great. you always share such fabulous books. that fathomless cover is talking to me. :-)
ReplyDeletesherry @ fundinmental
I really enjoyed that one! There is nothing like a big scary shark and a submersible in a lost underground lake!
DeleteThis is an unusual theme for a collection. I love the Claws cat. Not sure if it's savage or startled!
ReplyDeleteOh it is certainly a scary cat! Cats attacking humans was a fun read!
DeleteI like Fathomless and Arisen. Ooh and Bloodlines too. :)
ReplyDeleteArisen is one of my favourite ever series! Tons of zombies, Russian psychos and terrorists spreading plagues!
DeleteI need to (re)read the Kelley Armstrong books. I started the series long ago but never finished it... The Iron Druid series is another I want to read. I need more time in my days!
ReplyDeleteI think we all need a Hermione Time Turner to fit more into our days! I also feel the urge to get all the books off my bookshelves and sort them out-what I won't read again can go to the charity shop, and I can finally get everything into genres and alphabetical! I might tackle that this week while my dad is glued to the TV for the horse racing this week!
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