kayd_mon
Sage
I already posted on the first page of this thread, but I am completely captivated by The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern. It's quickly becoming one of my favorites; I'll have it finished tonight, and then I'll know for sure.
It's that feeling when a scene in a book works beyond working, when you don't just lose track of time, you regain enough awareness to become afraid that something will interrupt you and end the one perfect chance you'll have to find out what comes next all in one sitting. When you hold your hand over the page to stop your eyes from moving down and killing the order of things. When you remember why you read.
Fantasy wise I think it'd be Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere which I finally got around to reading just before the radio drama came out last year.
The Road by Cormac McCarthy is mine. My wife and I both read it in a weekend (separately). It's so real, you just get lost in it.
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