Teresa in Ohio 's comments
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http://www.literature-map.com/julia+spen... this might help you, I did julia spencer fleming and the closer the name is to your author, the better it might be of the same style/plot/characters as wha you are looking for
Slaughter Karinnot sure if this would work for you, it is set in a small town, there is a sheriff but the coroner plays a strong point in the plots. It has moved from a small town to a big city after I think 7 books, but I am sure she will go home again.
With that said, these are not for the weak heart, the author describes violence in detail and graphic at that. They are not cozies.
The Fortune Teller's Daughter A Novel I finished this book only because I had no other book. My delivery for work was 2 hrs late so I read this book to pass the time, otherwise it would of been tossed at about page 50.
n/r The Last Olympian and Uglies
Fiona wrote: "Is that crime? If you want to read Uglies then it's the group read for the group Wild Things Ya Grown Up!"
oh duh, I knew that LOL
Fiona (Titch) wrote: "Teresa in Ohio wrote: "Fiona (Titch) wrote: "Teresa in Ohio wrote: "Fiona (Titch) wrote: "Just finished the marvellous Keeping the Dead - Tess Gerritsen. Will now read Genesis - Karin Slaughter."..."
I am a dedicated read in order person, The book right before Genesis/Undone( why the title changes in different countries) does have an ending that begins this book, if you have started this one, I can tell you the ending, but better if you read it first
Fiona (Titch) wrote: "Teresa in Ohio wrote: "Fiona (Titch) wrote: "Just finished the marvellous Keeping the Dead - Tess Gerritsen. Will now read Genesis - Karin Slaughter."
I am guessing keeping the dead is the Brit..."
havent read keepsake yet, but on the tbr pile : )
Didn't notice the writing, I did read it really fast LOL
Fiona (Titch) wrote: "Just finished the marvellous Keeping the Dead - Tess Gerritsen. Will now read Genesis - Karin Slaughter."
I am guessing keeping the dead is the British title? Do you know what the American title is?
I would love to discuss Genesis/Undone when you are done with it.
Dorie wrote: "Teresa, I really liked all of the Jefferson Bass books I've read. I think the author(s) balance the personal life stuff and the forensic case work very well."
I am enjoying it about 1/2 way done. One incident in this book bothered me (cock fighting). It fits into the story, it just rubbed me the wrong way.
Carved in Bone great look at forensics, not overly violent or graphic in detail, good case, and the writing has a good flow to his writing
Sunstroke not sure where this book is going, took a strange turn
Marley & Me Love and Life with the World's Worst Dog have watched the movie twice, a very LOL book, and I KNOW a couple dogs like this
Die Trying got sidetracked and got to get back to reading this book for a book group
Donna wrote: "Janice wrote: "Donna wrote: "Hi Janice, Did you read In the Woods which is the first book by Tana French? What did you think of it?"
Hi Donna, I looked on my shelf and I do have InTh..."
I have in the woods on the tbr list gonna move it on up the list
Dorie wrote: "Welcome, Nancy! You're not alone in having a hard time beginning GWTDT. His books tend to start slowly and build. I started the sequel but had a hard time and set it aside. I'm told it gets bet..."
these sound good, added to the TBR LIST:)
Kevin wrote: "Allison wrote: "I just started Silent In The Grave last night, I like what I've read so far, I'm looking forward to getting into it today!"
I really enjoyed both the first and secon..."
stretchy book cover LOL
j/f the bone garden 3
j/f memory collector 3.5
n/r sudoku murders
n/r book whisperer
n/r lincoln
n/r roosevelt
Theweebarrell wrote: "I love Michael Connelly books all his books i have read so far are page turners "
The Scarecrowis a great example.
Paula wrote: "Teresa, I will prepare myself for intense! The back cover indicates that the wolves are the culprits, but after reading most of Anna Pideon's adventures I'm inclined to believe it's a human or huma..."
Not giving anything away, but it is very cloudy on whether the wolves cause it or the humans cause it, all depends on you read it : ) Let me know when you finish
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