Sallie
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Linwood Barclay:
I’m terrified of getting caught in an elevator but I love thrillers so can’t wait for Elevator Pitch. Clever title by the way. I’m not into graphic violence. More suspense. Which one of your books would be good while I’m waiting for the elevator?
Linwood Barclay
I don't think reading Elevator Pitch will help you get over your fear of elevators! Without knowing what other books of mine you might have read, hard to recommend one, but if you haven't read A Noise Downstairs, it's my most recent.
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Dean Wilson
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Linwood Barclay:
I am currently on the first of the promise falls trilogy and I have already listened to no time for goodbye and too close to home (I listen to the audio books) which I really enjoyed. My usual interests lean toward the supernatural/horror genre so I wondered if you have already or ever been tempted to include elements of those genres in your books?
Barbara
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Linwood Barclay:
Not a question, but a request. More Promise Falls novels, please. I just finished Parting Shot and find that each of your Promise Falls books is better than the one before. I really enjoy this series--in fact it's the only one I've stuck with since Dennis Lehane finished his books about Patrick and Angie (Boston P.I.s) quite a few years ago. It seems I must end this comment with a question mark, so here it is?
K.S. Lewis
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Linwood Barclay:
I'm quickly making my way through all of your books and did not realize that some of them are tied to others. I'm glad to see that even when a book is connected to another in some way, like Never Saw It Coming and the No Time for Goodbye duology, that there aren't any spoiling factors to ruin previous works. Will we ever get to see Keisha Ceylon again??
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