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First off, i'd like to give a kind mention to VodkaFan, Dex & Many8 for helping me settle in with some comforting words and advice. You 3 were a big help for me being new here. I really admire this site, I searched for a readers chat blog exactly like this one for a LONG time and I've tryed all the others, none were good. This is a perfect readers club, it's organized and has everything you can possibly be looking to talk about from every genre. Especially Fiction ; great selection for fiction readers like myself. Anyways, i really hope to make friends here to discuss hot topics with and be as involved in as much as possible on my off time. So if ever there's anything going on please feel free to invite me to all the cool stuff that takes place here. I'm justin from jersey, USA!.. You may call me Ranger, it's just a Nickname for being a huge New York Rangers fan, or UTD40 for my SN. I love sports and I study science but reading is the all-time greatest past time in the world. Not enough people read because not enough people try it at an early enough age. I'm 25 none of my friends could I ever see doing this, it's just not as important as getting drunk and acting stupid lol. Anyways that's it for now, I guess, but here's some of my favorite books, see if anyone identifies with my taste in books- Black Mountain by Greig Beck, Misery, Under The Dome, The Dead Zone, Black House by Stephen King, The Hunger Games, Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Lincoln rhymes series by Jeffrey Deaver, Creepers by David Morrell, Divergent by Veronica Roth, & Off-Season by Jack Ketchum. Honorable mentions are Intensity by Dean Koontz, ilium & Summer of Night by Dan Simmons, Legacy by David L. Goleman, Instinct by Jeremy Robinson, Ghost Country by Patrick Lee and KoKO by Peter Straub. I feel sad not listing any Tom Piccirilli novels here because he is overall one of my favorite writers and one of the reasons i started reading. He's amazing. And for brownie points; I LOVE tea and crumpets Check the link, hilarious -> http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2253579/RJ-Ellory-Crime-writer-posted-fake-online-reviews-books-exposed-trying-change-life-story.html