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Hi Savannah, Gary and Paige
welcome, Tim, thanks looks like you are recommending us to your friends, it really helps us grow.
Savannah, authors for you with strong serial killers, SJ Bolton (our group read), Casey Hill, Lisa Gardner .
welcome, Tim, thanks looks like you are recommending us to your friends, it really helps us grow.
Savannah, authors for you with strong serial killers, SJ Bolton (our group read), Casey Hill, Lisa Gardner .

My name is Kandice. I live in southwestern Ontario, Canada. Last week, I quit my job so I can stay home full-time with my 22 mos son. I enjoy domestic life and obsess over entertaining (dinner parties) and crafting books. (Yeah, I know it's not 1955)
I especially love dark fiction. It's time I add some thrillers to my shelves :-)

My name is Kandice. I live in southwestern Ontario, Canada. Last week, I quit my job so I can stay home full-time with my 22 mos son. I enjoy domestic life and obsess o..."
Glad you can join us. Glad I got you to finally join a group :)

Thanks, Lorrea. The festival I'm attending next week is the Virginia Festival of the Book in Charlottesville, VA. Yes, I've been to the National Book Festival in D.C. three times and really enjoyed it. My only problem with it is that you often have to choose between getting a book signed (if the lines are long, and they are always long for the most popular authors) and listening to the authors speak. However, I love D.C., so it's fun to go to that one. I might attend this year's. You get more face time with authors at events where you have to pay to attend, but then that gets expensive.

Kathy B
on my website I have taken many pictures of Jersey
www.thestarsphotos.com
It's like a home site, with photos, holidays, favourite books, films and music and signed photographs."
Sean, which category contains your pictures of Jersey?
Kathy B
Well I have cheated a little, added a few pictures throughout the site.
Just in case there are other bits you like on the site, like the books page !
Well I have cheated a little, added a few pictures throughout the site.
Just in case there are other bits you like on the site, like the books page !

Minnesota Chris
Yes I must read more of this author and also Karin Slaughter !!
The Surgeon is meant to be very good.
I too stayed up late to finish my book The Innocent by David Baldacci (in Just Finished)
The Surgeon is meant to be very good.
I too stayed up late to finish my book The Innocent by David Baldacci (in Just Finished)

Thanks to Tim for the invite :)


Thanks to Tim for the invite :)"
Bienvenidos Melina!!

I enjoy a number of genres, but i really enjoy a good, fast paced & immersive thriller.
I live in Auckland, New Zealand.

I am in Florida and have just recently been drawn back to my first love, reading. I have started the James Patterson, Alex Cross series and I'm really loving it. Can't wait to start a new series soon.



I live in Atlanta and have since I was about four. I'm a college junior and I love suspense and thriller books. I sometimes ignore my customers at work cause I'm ..."
Taylor, which authors do you like?
Hello!
I'm Janet and I live in the Midlands area of the UK. I'm a busy mum, so time is always a precious commodity around here, (is for most though, isn't it?!!).
Have been an avid reader since childhood I guess. Enid Blyton was a firm favourite, and loved all my girlie comics and picture storybooks and annuals. Who remembers Jackie, Bunty etc? I suppose my love affair with crime fiction began with Patricia Cornwell, back in the early 1990s, and it's evolved since then.
I have fairly eclectic tastes, so I will read from most genres. My thinking being that a good book can be found in any genre. Least favourite genres I suppose are fantasy and sci fi. Will happily watch those but don't tend to read.
Some authors I've read over the years are Kathy Reichs, Clare Francis, Nicci French, Sophie Hannah, Tana French, Minette Walters, Jenny Colgan, Lisa Jewell, Judy Astley, Tom Sharpe, Kate Morton, Jilly Cooper, Jackie Collins, Phillipa Gregory, some classic stuff, honestly I could go on and on and bore everyone!!
The best thing about joining Twitter was discovering a whole new breed of terrifc crime fiction authors,interacting with them and discovering loads of new work. My problem is never having enough time to devour all the books I want to. Nearly 200 sitting on my kindle waiting to to be read, and I keep on downloading!!!
Hope all are well, and look forward to some interacting on here!
I'm Janet and I live in the Midlands area of the UK. I'm a busy mum, so time is always a precious commodity around here, (is for most though, isn't it?!!).
Have been an avid reader since childhood I guess. Enid Blyton was a firm favourite, and loved all my girlie comics and picture storybooks and annuals. Who remembers Jackie, Bunty etc? I suppose my love affair with crime fiction began with Patricia Cornwell, back in the early 1990s, and it's evolved since then.
I have fairly eclectic tastes, so I will read from most genres. My thinking being that a good book can be found in any genre. Least favourite genres I suppose are fantasy and sci fi. Will happily watch those but don't tend to read.
Some authors I've read over the years are Kathy Reichs, Clare Francis, Nicci French, Sophie Hannah, Tana French, Minette Walters, Jenny Colgan, Lisa Jewell, Judy Astley, Tom Sharpe, Kate Morton, Jilly Cooper, Jackie Collins, Phillipa Gregory, some classic stuff, honestly I could go on and on and bore everyone!!
The best thing about joining Twitter was discovering a whole new breed of terrifc crime fiction authors,interacting with them and discovering loads of new work. My problem is never having enough time to devour all the books I want to. Nearly 200 sitting on my kindle waiting to to be read, and I keep on downloading!!!
Hope all are well, and look forward to some interacting on here!
Thanks Janet for the Introduction
And Welcome
Once you have read a few posts here, you will add many more authors and books on your kindle, I have 300-400 books on my bookshelf !
Don't forget Tuesday, we welcome a Q 7 Q with SJ Bolton.
Invite your friends
regards
And Welcome
Once you have read a few posts here, you will add many more authors and books on your kindle, I have 300-400 books on my bookshelf !
Don't forget Tuesday, we welcome a Q 7 Q with SJ Bolton.
Invite your friends
regards
Sean wrote: "Thanks Janet for the Introduction
And Welcome
Once you have read a few posts here, you will add many more authors and books on your kindle, I have 300-400 books on my bookshelf !
Don't forget T..."
Cheers Sean!
Got the first Lacey Flint, I think, waiting for me. It's climbing the list!
And thanks for the invite.
And Welcome
Once you have read a few posts here, you will add many more authors and books on your kindle, I have 300-400 books on my bookshelf !
Don't forget T..."
Cheers Sean!
Got the first Lacey Flint, I think, waiting for me. It's climbing the list!
And thanks for the invite.

I'm Janet and I live in the Midlands area of the UK. I'm a busy mum, so time is always a precious commodity around here, (is for most though, isn't it?!!).
Have been an avid reader since c..."
Welcome to the group Janet!!

I enjoy a wide range of different genres. Thrillers (as I've already stated) & all the sub-genres of that particular book type; psychological, crime, mystery, noir, hard case crime/pulp fiction. But in addition, i also enjoy history (both fiction & non-fiction), biographies/auto-bios, philosophy, sociology & many more.
Although i have a huge eBook library (5,500 titles & counting), i still prefer reading books in the 'old fashioned' paper format. I read & store my eBooks on my laptop, but am thinking of buying a Kindle. I imagine most of you own Kindles & i would appreciate user views; Advantages, disadvantages, pro's & cons, observations.
Some of my favorite writers are; Jim Thompson, James Ellroy,Richard Stark/Donald Westlake,Jo Nesbo, Dennis Lehane, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Truman Capote, Steig Larrsson, Patricia Highsmith, Ayn Rand, Elmore Leonard, Carl Hiaasen, James Lee Burke... phew! To name just a few. So many books, so little time.
Welcome to all my fellow newbies & good reading.


I'm Janet and I live in the Midlands area of the UK. I'm a busy mum, so time is always a precious commodity around here, (is for most though, isn't it?!!).
Have been an avid reader since c..."
Janet, Twitter-resident here and also a thriller author. will love to connect @pattersonty67

i read much more and much faster now. there are days when i can go through three 350 page books in one day. since i travel a lot, lugging around books is a non-existent issue now.
Well maybe I am old fashioned, I like holding a book in my hand !!
Plus seems I am given so many books from friends, and plus I get a lot from the many charity shops, sometimes getting rare books.
Have so many books on my bookshelf, that it seems silly for me to get a Kindle till I have cleared these.
But I am sure they are good.
Plus seems I am given so many books from friends, and plus I get a lot from the many charity shops, sometimes getting rare books.
Have so many books on my bookshelf, that it seems silly for me to get a Kindle till I have cleared these.
But I am sure they are good.
Hi Heather,
If you would like mention your book in the authors posts and as I say will look at it for a future read around April.
Welcome, good to have another author as a member of our group
If you would like mention your book in the authors posts and as I say will look at it for a future read around April.
Welcome, good to have another author as a member of our group
Hi everyone,
I'm Chris Kellett from Halifax in West Yorkshire and a Goodreads author. I've been a fan of thrillers for more than forty years. I particularly like intelligence related plots. I'm an admirer of: Len Deighton, Le Carre, Adam Hall, Alastair Mclean, Jack Higgins, some of Ken Follett, Erskine Childers, Hammond Innes, Desmond Bagley, Frederick Forsyth and Eric Ambler among British authors and Robert Ludlum and Tom Clancy from the USA. I'm about to start compiling a list of the more recent authors I've read and enjoyed and will be putting this on bookshelf when its complete. I'm currently re-reading the Ipcress File, for the I've forgotten how many times, and still loving it.
I'm Chris Kellett from Halifax in West Yorkshire and a Goodreads author. I've been a fan of thrillers for more than forty years. I particularly like intelligence related plots. I'm an admirer of: Len Deighton, Le Carre, Adam Hall, Alastair Mclean, Jack Higgins, some of Ken Follett, Erskine Childers, Hammond Innes, Desmond Bagley, Frederick Forsyth and Eric Ambler among British authors and Robert Ludlum and Tom Clancy from the USA. I'm about to start compiling a list of the more recent authors I've read and enjoyed and will be putting this on bookshelf when its complete. I'm currently re-reading the Ipcress File, for the I've forgotten how many times, and still loving it.
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