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In response to "Has anyone read Stephen King's "11/22/63"? Started reading it the other night on ipad. It's pretty good so far (about 1/8 of the way done). -- nm" by Don Homer

Yes, I did. I liked it a lot. More than anything in a while, it really made me question what I would do in the same situation. -- nm

Posted by Jim (aka Jim) May 1 '13, 07:53

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It's off to a good start, I haven't read many of his books in recent years but can easily see it being my fave of his in quite some time. -- nm - Don Homer May 1, 08:04 3
- It's up there for me. Be sure to post up as you get more into it. Interested to see your thoughts as you go through. -- nm - Jim May 1, 08:15 2
  - will do. the last thing I read last night was... (spoiler) - Don Homer May 1, 08:16 1
    - Nicey nice. I like the time in Derry, because King (book spoils) - Jim May 1, 08:22
The Third Bullet by Stephen Hunter sounds a little similar (about the JFK killing and has alot of theories around it) - Beaker May 1, 07:55 1
- I love the detail that was put into the King book. I felt like I know what it was like to live at that time. - Jim May 1, 08:03

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