Rick-Founder JM CM BOOK CLUB ’s Comments (group member since Oct 06, 2009)

Rick-Founder JM CM BOOK CLUB ’s comments from the THE JAMES MASON COMMUNITY BOOK CLUB group.

Donna wrote: "Glad to have found this group! I have been on a mission for several years to help new authors avoid getting scammed. You can read about my company's publishing division at www.aflairforwriting.com...."

Richard wrote: "Greetings everyone and thanks, Rick, for inviting me to join the group.

I'm an English author with a penchant for a good mystery, either in fictional or factual form. I've been writing magazine a..."

Hello Richard and Donna!!

Among several books- reading UTOPIA- by L. Child- very fine thriller indeed!

Judith wrote: "Rick asked me to leave the info for my book giveaway of Marco Vichi's Death in August. To enter just leave a comment on the review posted on my website. Click here to go through to the post. My web..."

wonderful! thanks Judith!

Stephanie wrote: "Thanks for inviting me, Rick! I write historical novels about people in the arts (Monet, Mozart, Shakespeare, etc.)and am a recipient of an American Book Award. CLAUDE & CAMILLE: A NOVEL OF MONET ..."

So happy to have you with us Stephanie!

Ken wrote: "I'll say one thing for Rick. He sure does his job of dusting off the welcome mat for new members. Good work Rick and welcome to all."

Thanks Ken- love welcoming our new members! so happy to have a growing and thriving community!

Dennis wrote: "Thanks, Rick, for the invite!


My name is Dennis Mahagin, and I just published a poetry book, called "Grand Mal."


http://www.amazon.com/Grand-Mal-Denni......"

Bill wrote: "Thanks to Rick for the invitation! I'm a lifelong reader and a career (marketing) writer who turned to novels about 10 years ago. I've got two out now, both humorous suspense (think Carl Hiaasen). ..."

Super having you here Biil and Dennis!

Dennis- what that an amazing performance! and it was James Mason's third and final Oscar nomination- which he did not win! Hard to believe James Mason never won an Oscar...but not important in the scheme of things as he did not care for Hollywood and all it's pretense.

Judith wrote: "As a mystery set in Florence 1963 with an ingenious crime--more how-done-it than who-done-it, Death in August: A Novelshares a lot of what I like about Donna Leon's books. My review."

EXCELLENT REVIEW!!

Stuart wrote: "I am reading Ordinary Thunderstorms byWilliam Boyd as it is for my offline book club."

Interesting looking plot Stuart- curious if it holds your interest

Susan wrote: "Thank you for the invite. My Gothic, fantasy trilogy was initially written for YA but also for adults who love delving into mysterious adventures in spooky houses inhabited by weird characters. The..."

Neil wrote: "Hi everyone! My name is Neil Ostroff and I’m an author of dark, noir thrillers, romance thrillers, and middle grade sci/fi and paranormal novels. I was raised in a rural town outside of Philadelphi..."

Amanda wrote: "Hi everyone,
Thank you Rick for the invite. My name is Amanda Turner and i am from the UK. I have recently published my first novel The Witchlings-Midnight curse. My genre is YA Paranormal romance...."

Welcome Amanda, Neil and Susan!!!!!!

Vonda wrote: "Talkin about great investigations.. "The Audubon Caper" By, Roy Murry. Can't go wrong there!
:-D

http://ow.ly/dr3Ce"

I agree 1000%- and am quite proud to have R.Murray as a James Mason Member!

Lee wrote: "Rick wrote: "For those who have not tried..and if you like witty English Detectives- I recommend Edmund Crispen "

Wow, a golden age who-done-it! I thought I'd..."

Quite welcome!! you are in for a treat!!

Very impressed by all of the SUPER blogs listed here!!!!!

Courtney wrote: "Hi everyone, I'm Courtney Farrell, an avid reader and full-time author. I wrote YA nonfiction for many years but have just switched into fiction. My new novel, Enhanced, is about genetically engine..."

Welcome Courtney!

Amy wrote: "Odd Apocalypse About halfway through. I've been a huge fan of Dean Koontz for years, and have loved his "Odd" books...this one for some reason has been very slow reading, though. *sigh* Not enjoyin..."

Love his Odd Thomas books- Just finished Forever Odd- Now reading Brother Odd!!

Martha wrote: "I am reading The Shadow Queen at the moment. It is a fictional account of Wallis Simpson and quite interesting."

Interested in the books take on Wallis- from all I heard- She and Edward were quite snooty and let's not even go into Edward's connections to the Nazi's

Natasha wrote: "Hello All,

I'm a diarist mainly. Over the past twenty-five years I have written approximately 7,000,000 words. In March I published my first book from my diaries, telling the story of how I strugg..."

So happy to welcome you Natasha!!

Anne wrote: "Rick wrote: "Anne wrote: "I am so happy to see that several of you loved "Ben-Hur" and "The Ten Commandments" as I do. And Edward g. Robinson as Dathan was so good, so deliciously EVIL! Did you all..."

Indeed! though I liked her best as Mr. Munster's wife!

A.M. wrote: "Thanks for letting me be apart of this. My Pen name is A.M. Sawyer, Please head to my profile for any details..and yes, I welcome new friends :)
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welcome A.M.!

For those who have not tried..and if you like witty English Detectives- I recommend Edmund Crispen

I must say Warhorse was quite a fine film adaption- very well done