I've become very, very picky about my choices in reading these days... the novels have to be fun, intense, intelligent, complex and a little hard (as in "hardcore", meaning like authenic heavy metal and real punk rock, but not at all "Indie", as that's become a bit "precious" lately wth the skinny jeans crowd)...

1) Horus Heresy Series (The Black Library, Warhammer 40,000):
......a) Fulgrim
......b) Descent of Angels
......c) Battle for the Abyss
......d) Mechanicum
......e) Tales of Heresy

2) The Beautiful Thing That Awaits Us All – Laird Barron
3) Carpathia - Matt Forbeck
4) The King of Plagues: A Joe Ledger Novel - Jonathan Maberry
5) Extinction Machine: A Joe Ledger Novel - Jonathan Maberry
6) The First Days: As the World Dies - Rhiannon Frater
7) A New World: Chaos - John O'Brien
8) Locked On - Tom Clancy w/Mark Greaney
9) Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon - David Michaels
10) Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Combat Ops - David Michaels
11) The Purity of Vengeance: A Department Q Novel - Jussi Adler-Olsen
12) The Keeper of Lost Causes: A Department Q Novel - Jussi Adler-Olsen
13) My Work Is Not Yet Done - Thomas Ligotti
14) The Strange Dark One - W.H. Pugmire
15) Ravenor: The Omnibus (The Black Library, Warhammer 40,000) - Dan Abnett

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66. Mirage by Clive Cussler and Jack DuBrul
67. Zero Hour by Clive Cussler and Graham Brown
68. Dead Clown Barbecue by Jeff Strand
69. Step On A Crack by James Patterson and Michael Ledwidge
70. Worst Case by James Patterson and Michael Ledwidge
71. Switchblade Sorceress by Lucy A. Snyder
72. Sword Of God by Chris Kuzneski
73. Storm Front by John Sandford
74. White Fire by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child
75. The Game by Tom Wood
76. The Kingdom by Clive Cussler and Grant Blackwood

77. Carpathia by David L. Golemon

I can't wait for a week from now, when I can once again keep track of this. Feels weird having no idea what all I read this year...

78. Redshirts by John Scalzi
79. Valhalla Rising by Clive Cussler

1. Spore – Skipp and Goodfellow
2. Kin – Kealan Patrick Burke
3. IT – Stephen King
4. People Who Eat Darkness – Richard Lloyd Parry
5. Gone Girl – Gillian Flynn
6. Blood Meridian – Cormac McCarthy
7. Rush of Blood – Mark Billingham
8. The German – Lee Thomas
9. 61 Hours – Lee Child
10. The Good Son – Michael Gruber
11. Breed – Chase Novak*
12. Wise Men – Stuart Nadler*
13. Some Kind of Fairy Tale – Graham Joyce
14. The Burn Palace – Stephen Dobyns
15. Closing Time and Other Stories – Jack Ketchum
16. The Bone Worms – Keith Minnion
17. The Third Bullet – Stephen Hunter
18. The Demonologist – Andrew Pyper
19. Glimpses – Rick Hautala
20. The Only Red is Blood – Janet Joyce Holden
21. Full Count – Four Decades of Blue Jays Baseball – Jeff Blair
22. Claire DeWitt and the City of the Dead – Sara Gran
23. Bobcat and other stories – Rebecca Lee
24. Doc – A Memoir – Dwight Gooden
25. Son of Rosemary – Ira Levin
26. NOS4A2 – Joe Hill
27. The Last Whisper in the Dark – Tom Piccirilli
28. The Never List – Koethi Zan
29. Mountain Home – Bracken MacLeod
30. Joyland - Stephen King
31. I’m Not Sam – Ketchum /McKee
32. The Shining Girls – Lauren Beukes
33. The Cocktail Waitress – James M. Cain
34. The Friedkin Connection: A Memoir – William Friedkin
35. Claire DeWitt and the Bohemian Highway – Sara Gran
36. The Loveliest Dead – Ray Garton
37. Raylan – Elmore Leonard
38. The Shining – Stephen King
39. Doctor Sleep - Stephen King
40. The Beautiful Thing That Awaits Us All – Laird Barron
41. Night Film – Marisha Pessl
42. Divergent – Veronica Roth
43. Last Call for the Living – Peter Farris
44. Cataract City – Craig Davidson
45. The Hellbound Heart – Clive Barker
46. The Friends of Eddie Coyle – George V. Higgins
47. The Son – Phillipp Meyer
48. Living Dead Girl – Elizabeth Scott
49. The Summer I Died - Ryan C. Thomas
50. Born to Bleed – Ryan C. Thomas
51. Going Clear – Lawrence Wright

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80. Trojan Odyssey by Clive Cussler

I finished this on Tuesday, but I was too lazy to post it here. 80 books isn't shabby, I guess.