I'm really pleased with it! It's gotten some curious looks in the neighborhood, so hopefully people stop and check it out.

Thanks, as always, for coming by and commenting, Lydia!

I don't know if I'll get to any of these before the year ends, but I'm going to try! I enjoy a spooky read any time of year :)

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I'm glad you haven't heard of CATHERINE HOUSE! That makes me feel better :) I feel like it was all over the place when it first came out. Even though I bought myself a copy, it's still sitting on my shelf unread. One of these days, I'll finally get to it.

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I've always liked a spooky read, even when I was a kid. These days, it's more about a creepy atmosphere rather than ghosts and goblins so I don't get TOO scared. I'm an old lady and I need my sleep, thank you very much!

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I hope we both enjoy THE ONLY ONE LEFT! I've read all of his books but this one and one other and I've liked them all. They never fail to thrill me :)

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The pre-made ones are surprisingly expensive and I wanted one of the bigger ones, so yes, definitely spendy. I bought it for myself for my birthday and Christmas last year (my birthday is the 22nd). I'm so happy that I finally got to set it up. Yay!

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I'm thrilled that it's finally up. I really hope it gets a lot of use. My neighborhood is fairly busy and my house is right next to an elementary school, so that bodes well, I think.

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Hard to know, huh? My neighborhood is pretty big, with lots of people out walking their dogs, going to the park behind my house (at least when it's cooler outside), and checking their mail at the community mailbox. Plus, there's an elementary school just down the street, so there's lots of foot traffic. I'm hoping people will make my LFL a regular stop!

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HOAs are a blessing and a curse. We had to jump through hoops with ours. I guess someone had once complained that LFLs caused traffic jams. Ha ha. I wish!

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Oh, good! I've been meaning to get to THE GIRL IN WHITE for months now and just haven't done it. One of these days...

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I've enjoyed all the St. James books I've read, some more than others of course. This one definitely sounds compelling. I hope we both love it too :)

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I'm excited for all of these. I've read lots of books by St. James and Sager, so I know I'll like their newest ones. I've only read DAISY DARKER by Feeney, but I loved that one so I have high hopes for GOOD BAD GIRL. I hope we both enjoy these!

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I really am excited for all of these. I don't know when I'll actually get around to reading them, though. Soon-ish, I hope.

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That's not surprising at all, given how evocative the cover is. I just love a good, atmospheric read!

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Same! I'm thrilled to have my LFL up, at least :)

Sager's books are always tense and atmospheric. I've liked some better than others, of course, and some are definitely scarier than others. I read them anyway. *Sigh*

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Have you reviewed THE DARK? Maybe that's where I heard about it. I do love a dark, claustrophobic setting as you say. Those are my favorite for mystery/thriller books!

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I hope I enjoy them too. It might not be until next Halloween that I get them read, but I'll get to them eventually. *Sigh* So many books, so little time...

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Me too. They're so fun. So far, my neighbors have been really enthusiastic about it, so I hope it's a big hit!

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LFLs aren't super common here either. I live in a big suburb, so there are a number of them spread throughout my city but none very near to me. I just love the idea of them and since I have so many books to share, it makes sense for me to manage one!

I'm glad you have so many libraries nearby. That's wonderful. I've got two within about a 15 minute drive, so I can usually find the books I'm looking for without too much trouble, thank goodness :)

I spent a few nights taking care of my week-old granddaughter while her mom was still in the hospital and man, I had forgotten how tiring newborns can be! Especially now that I'm in my late 40s. I hope you're able to sneak in some sleep while your baby naps :)

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I think it will be a really good thing for my neighborhood. It's gotten a great reception so far!

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It's been fun to be a LFL steward so far! People in my community seem curious and excited about it. I've had to explain to several people that the books are free for the taking. There's a little sign explaining how it works, but people still seem to not quite believe they can just take a book or two! LOL.

Thanks, as always, for coming by and commenting, Tammy!

Ha ha. Well, mine certainly has more new releases, ARCs, and like-new books in it than I've seen in other LFLs. I hope that makes it more attractive to people!

I generally find that I can handle Sager and McMahon's books without getting TOO creeped out. I think McMahon's have mellowed over the years, because her early ones were terrifying...at least for me :)

Thanks, as always, for coming by and commenting, Ethan!

Right? No matter how much I read, my TBR pile never seems to diminish! There's always another book I want to read and another and another...

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I don't know about you but mine has increased since I joined a book club and then even more when I started blogging. LOL

I'm loving it so far! It's been fun to see which books are being taken, which aren't, which are being left, etc.

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I considered putting one up in my last LFL, but the HOA was too strict and it was a small, gated community that didn't get all that much traffic anyway. The neighborhood we moved into last year is much better suited for a LFL.

Thanks, as always, for coming by and commenting, Dedra!

The blue is actually a little brighter than what I had in mind for my LFL, but you're right - it makes it more visible.

I hope you enjoy THE ONLY ONE LEFT. There was a huge waiting list for it at my library and I got tired of waiting, so I bought a copy. I still haven't gotten to it yet, though. I'll be interested to read your review of A HAUNTING ON THE HILL. It looks/sounds super creepy!

Thanks, as always, for coming by and commenting, RS!