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[Andrea]

Welcome Colleen!! If you're finding your having any other troubles don't hesitate to ask for help!!

[Suchismita]

Thank you Andrea.. :)

[Suchismita]

Thank you Jenni.. :)

[Susan Jo]

Anne wrote: "Hi All -
I'm Anne from Santa Fe NM; one of the most beautiful places on earth. I love to read mystery series. Anything from Ted Bell to Stuart Woods and everything in between. I use Audible, Ki..."

Anne, I agree, Santa Fe is one of my all time favorite place. My son and I used to visit at least once every summer when I lived in Colorado. Hopefully I can get back there one of these days.

Welcome to the group. And that goes for all new members.

[Ava Catherine]

Welcome to the group, Anne! We are so glad to have you join us. ; )

[Ava Catherine]

Suchismita wrote: "Hello!
I am Suchismita(Suchi).
Am 21,and stay in New Delhi.

Here to appreciate the works of different authire and gain some knowledge along the way..
and have fun,of course..

We are so excited to welcome you to MCT, Suchi! ; )

:)"

[Ava Catherine]

Ellie, welcome to the group! We are excited to have you with us!

[Coleen]

Thanks so much! I will!

[Susan Jo]

Jenni wrote: "Anne wrote: "Hi All -
I'm Anne from Santa Fe NM; one of the most beautiful places on earth. I love to read mystery series. Anything from Ted Bell to Stuart Woods and everything in between. I us..."

No, not a seaside town, just a truly beautiful place filled with great people and lots of history.

[Linda]

Hi everyone and a warm welcome to the newcomers.

[Malcolm]

Hi everyone,

I'm Malcolm from Sydney, Australia, a wonderful city. I love to read murder mysteries, I have read all the known to me authors and have just found Edward Marston and love it.

Oh and now through this website a lady called Patricia Wentworth. Looks like I have plenty to keep me amused on my train journeys to and from work for a little while.

Hi to everyone

[Susan Jo]

Anne lives in Santa Fe, I was just a frequent visitor.

I will tell you about the staircase at the Loretto Chapel of Our Lady of Light. When the Chapel was built the contractor forgot to include a stairway to the choir loft. There was no room to put in a conventional staircase and no one could figure how to get the choir up there except by a ladder. The nuns prayed to Saint Joseph for nine days (a novena). On the last day a gray-haired gentleman arrived with his donkey and tool chest and asked if he could help. After 8 months he disappeared leaving behind the most beautiful staircase ever. It is circular with 2 complete 360 degree turns, no support pole, supposedly put together with 2 wooden pegs and no nails. I will post a picture.

[Linda]

Malcolm wrote: "Hi everyone,

I'm Malcolm from Sydney, Australia, a wonderful city. I love to read murder mysteries, I have read all the known to me authors and have just found Edward Marston and love it.

Oh and ..."

Hi Melcome, wow what woulbn,t I give to see Sydney. I live in Canada but visiting Australia is one of my dream trips lol. Welcome to the group.

[Susan Jo]

Jenni wrote: "Do put a picture here:

http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/1...

What a great story. :^)"

I put in the photo section.

[Michael]

Hey everyone, I was invited to this group by someone. I love to read all types of book but my favorite genre is Mystery/Thriller. My favorite mystery book at the moment is .

I am 22 old man that loves to read, read and read. Goodreads is my favorite website, love to bond over book lovers. I am originally from New Orleans but moved to Texas.

[Robin]

Wow! Lots of great people joining the group. Welcome:)

[Linda]

Hi Michael, welcome to the group.

[Kathy]

Hi Everyone, I am new to the group. I love to read mystery adventure books and history books. My next favorite hobby is geocaching. Geocaching is basically a scavenger hunt using hand-held GPS units. I am looking forward to participating in the group reads!

[Anne]

Susan Jo wrote: "Jenni wrote: "Anne wrote: "Hi All -
I'm Anne from Santa Fe NM; one of the most beautiful places on earth. I love to read mystery series. Anything from Ted Bell to Stuart Woods and everything in ..."

Well to begin Santa Fe is over 400 years old. We live at about 7000 ft which is significantly higher than Denver. Our topography is high pinon and juniper forest just below towering forested snow peaks.

We have 9 Native American pueblos within 1 1/2 of the plaza. Our homes are low pueblo or territorial style that blends into the rolling hills.

There are some great books on Sanrta Fe - if anyone's interested I'll post them on a list.

[Pia]

Hello everybody... I think I haven't posted here before.
I live in Mexico City, work as a free lance TV and event producer and love to read almost anything. My favorites are of course, mysteries. Right now I'm reading Henning Mankell (Inspector Wallander) and a Kate Atkinson book.
My favorite authors are PD James, Ruth Rendell, Elizabeth George, Sue Grafton, Sophie Hannah, Tana French... Just realized they're all women!

[Ava Catherine]

Hi, Michael. Welcome to the group. We are very glad to have you join us!

Pia, welcome to MCT! We are so thrilled to have you join us. : )

[Ava Catherine]

Welcome to the group, Kathy! We are thrilled to have you with us! ; )

[Ava Catherine]

Malcolm, welcome to the group! ; )

[Mindy]

Our awesome group has grown so quickly in the past couple of weeks! It's awesome to see. Welcome to all of our new friends! We're so glad to have you. Take some time to look around - there are a ton of things you'll find in our little group of friends and much more excitement on the way as well! Once again, welcome and I hope you enjoy yourselves here as much as I do!

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Good evening, my name is Gary, most people call Doc! I am a retired E.R. physician. I now teach high school science courses. I read constantly and a few of my favorite authors are David Baldacci, Lee Child, Michael Connely, Stephen Hunter, Greg Iles, Cormac McCarthy, Barry Eisler, Vince Flynn, David Silva and Brad Thor. As well as a plethora of nonfiction writers.

[[deleted user]]

I worked for 25 years in the Emergency Room. That is enough for anyone. Now I enjoy my kids, my grandkids and yes my first great grandson!

[Dana]

Hello!
I am Dana Schipporeit. I teach 7th grade Language Arts and I love love love to read. Especially horror and mystery thriller. I also like Young Adult lit. Just not Twilighr:) my favorite book las year was Gone Girl. I am getting my Masters in Library Science so I hope I'm in a library next year :) I hope this group is laid back and fun!!! Thanks for inviting me!!
Dana

[Dana]

Will do! Thanks for the welcome! I'm excited to be here! Being an arts major would be awesome! He must be really creative!!

[Pia]

Jenni wrote: "Pia wrote: "Hello everybody... I think I haven't posted here before.
I live in Mexico City, work as a free lance TV and event producer and love to read almost anything. My favorites are of course, ..."

Hi Jenni! I do start with Book 1, mostly because I want to know all about the characters, and I like to see how the author develops them book to book, but I know most series can be read in any order. I'm just starting with Inspector Wallander, though.

[[deleted user]]

Enjoy, Dana.

[Andy]

hi all,
I am mainly a crime thriller reader from 1066 country.
My fave authors are Tony Black, Simon Kernick, Matt Hilton amongst many others
Great to meet you all
Andy

[Linda]

Hi Jenny, Dana, and Andy, welcome to the group.

[Andrea]

Welcome Michael! I'm very excited that you have joined us! I have your favorite book and am excited to start reading it! Enjoy gourself

[Andrea]

I think I missed way too many people to name by name In the last four days. But it really is a pleasure I have all of you join our group and it is such a great thing to see so many people to join!

[Dan]

Hello all,
My name is Dan. I am a recently displaced New Yorker, now residing in Wilmington, Delaware. I am a voracious reader, focusing primarily on mystery/crime novels with a lot of fantasy, historical fiction and the occasional horror novel thrown in. It would take a while to list all the authors I read but at the moment I am working my way thru the Travis McGee novels by John MacDonald, the Commisario Brunetti novels of Donna Leon and George Pelecano's novels, amongst others. Nice to meet you all!

[Dan]

After a 2 year long distance relationship I moved to Delaware to be with my girlfriend, who is also a reader. I miss New York not at all.

[Yuliya]

Hi! My name is Yuliya. I'm living in Chicago, but originally I'm from Russia, St. Petersburg. I am from circus family and traveled a lot with my parents. And read a lot during all long travels from city to city. I’m Performer myself and traveled around the world with my magic show. I have had so many interesting people to meet, and experience to have, and things to see, that maybe I will write the book about all that one time. I’m working as biochemist right now, but still performing time from time and my 10y daughter starting performing right now too. I love to read a lot from early childhood (started to read at 3y) . I’m reading even in bathroom then I’m brushing my teeth. I’m listening audio books during all work day then it’s possible. I like mysteries and crime. My last favorites book that I read in this area are: Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn, Defending Jacob by William Landay and In the Woods by Tana French
In classic I love Daphne du Maurier
Thank you for inviting me ini group

[Linda]

Hi Yulia, I agree with Jenni, you are a very interesting multi talented person. Welcome to the group. I look forward to hearing your recommendations.

[Linda]

Hi Dan, I seemed to have missed you, welcome to the group. I've heard of those authors, so I'll have to check them out.

[Linda]

Thanks Jenni, I'm on the mend.

[Lisa]

Hello everyone! I'm Lisa and I was invited to the group by Ashton. I have been a lurker for the past few weeks, but I decided that I should take the plunge and actually write something. I live in Colorado and will pretty much read anything.

[Michael]

Jenni wrote: "Michael wrote: "Hey everyone, I was invited to this group by someone. I love to read all types of book but my favorite genre is Mystery/Thriller. My favorite mystery book at the moment is [bookcove..."

hahahah. no it is not anything like the trilogy.

[Coleen]

Hello to the other newbies:) & thanks for the welcome here. Looking forward to getting to know everyone & hoping to get lots of new suggestions for books! I love mysteries/thrillers. I've just started re-reading the Odd Thomas books by Dean Koontz. I read the first few years ago & now that there are 6 ? I think, I wanted to start all over & read them all. I just finished all of Gillian Flynn's & loved them all!

[Chad]

Hey there! I'm a new member and just wanted to let everyone know that I just put my first ebook up. It's a thriller. The first "episode" in a series. I would love some feedback!

[Ava Catherine]

Welcome to the group, Gary! I imagine your days in the er werepretty tense, so unwinding with a good book was just the ticket. So wonderful that you are sharing your knowledge with students and inspiring others during your retirement. Looking forward to discussing books with you.

Dana, teaching 7th grade language arts has to be the most instense job! Horomones on the rise! LOL (research shows that only air traffic controllers make more decisions in a day than teachers!)
So glad you are here at MCT where we are very laid-back and easy going. Looking forward to getting to know you better.

[Ava Catherine]

Chad, welcome to the group!

[Ava Catherine]

Colleen, welcome to the group! We are thrilled to have you.

[Ava Catherine]

Welcome, Yulia! I love Russian literature, too. I look forward to discussing books with you.

[Ava Catherine]

Hi, Lisa! So happy to welcome you to the group! We are thrilled to have you as a member! : )

[John]

Hello!
I've an eclectic yet voracious reader, and crime thriller/mystery is one the of the genres I enjoy.

My current favorites include
Zoë Sharp:

Joel Goldman:

John Sandford:

Linwood Barclay:

Harlan Coben:

Rick Mofina:

David Baldacci:

Lee Child:


just to name a few.

I also have one, maybe two crime thrillers in my anthology (depending on how you categorize the second)