WINTER'S RESPITE READATHON JAN. 16-29__Goal = 12

WINTER'S RESPITE Readathon is hosted at http://seasonsreading.blogspot.com/2017/01/a-winters-respite-readathon-time-to.html

Books I've read: January 16 Mists of the Miskatonic Book 1 by Al Halsey

The Innsmouth Syndrome by Phillip Hemphill

Ghost Stories (The Daily Telegraph Ghost Story Competition) Jan. 17:

The Night Ocean by Paul LaFarge {read as an ARC via NetGalley} Jan. 18:

DEAD LINER by Alex Laybourne

Wendigo Fever {Warden #1} by Kevin Hardman Jan. 19:

Acadia Event by M.J. Preston

Jan. 20: Beginning in November, I began reading a lot of short story collections (single-author) and themed anthologies. This was a major new path for me, because in adolescence I decided to read novels, as they are longer-lasting, giving me more time with the characters and plot. {smile} But in November I took up short fiction as well (primarily Lovecraft, Lovecraft Mythos, and other horror, but including literary fiction and so forth).

3 stories by Tracy L. Carbone: THE ATTIC RENT CONTROL PRETTY LITTLE PIG

Restitution by Tracy L. Carbone (novel) Jan. 21:

Something Violent by Kristopher Rufty (ARC, crime fiction novel)

THE FOLKS by Tracy L Carbone (short story) Jan. 22:

Green River Blend by Armand Rossamilia Jan. 23:

Green River Blend 2 by Armand Rosamilia Jan. 23:

Text from the Dead by Stella Dark Horror Inside Out by Authors for Autism Jan. 24:

The Dark River: A by Michael Richan (The Dark River #1) Jan. 25:

The Blood Gardener by Michael Richan (The Dark River @2)) Trick or Death (short story) (6 pp.)

The Port of Missing Souls by Michael Richan (The River #12)

The Whispering: The Riley Family Mystery by Jonathan Kittrell (The Blood of the Earth #1)

Whispering Peak by Alyssa Cooper (34 pp.) Jan. 26:

The Moon Seems to Change by Franklyn M Branley (Let's-Read-and-Find-Out Science Series) (children) Jan. 26:

Single Malt Murder by Melissa Mullet (mystery, NetGalley ARC)--highly recommended Jan. 27:

Something's Alive On the Titanic, by Robert J. Serling Originally published 1990,republished Jan. 2017 by Endeavour Press, a very absorbing historical (1977 and 1993) novel of exploration and obsession and the strange ocean depths Jan. 29:

Jack-In-The-Box by William Johnstone very creepy, Satanic, implacable horror.

The Mercy of the Tides, Keith Rosson exceptional novel; a Best of 2017 Total Read: 5 short stories; 22 novels, novellas; 1 anthology, so 23 books, 5 short stories read Books I read during Winter's Respite but haven't finished: Lines of the Devil, Zack Bohannon The Ghost of Tobacco Road, Dale J. Young The Only Child, Andrew Pyper Whispering Corner, Marc Alexander