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[Lavada]

I will have to get off mobile app and see new look!

[Sue]

Hi All!

I am a crime fiction writer. I also enjoy reading anything under that umbrella genre i.e. thriller, mystery, suspense. This is a very friendly group. I've already met some amazing people and hope to meet more.

Thanks for having me.

Sue

[Lorrea - WhatChaReadin'?]

Mukund wrote: "Hi Lorrea, Thanks :) and btw my name is Mukund."

Sorry about that, sometimes my fingers move faster than my brain.

[Lorrea - WhatChaReadin'?]

Welcome Sue!

[Ter'e]

Sean.......have it on record! if you do not start spelling my name correctly.........I am going to fly over and SPANK you!!!! Mark my word!!!!!
LOL T E R ' E
P.S. Forewarn Tracey!!!

[Tip]

Hi. I'm Tiffany. I love to read and consider myself an avid reader. I live in North Carolina.

[Dawn]

Hey Tiffany, welcome to the group. Welcome to all other new members as well. Phew, hard to keep up, but that's a good thing.

[Tip]

lol Thanks.

[Ter'e]

We have really had some new members sign on from far away places. I look so forward to learning more about the places AND the peeps!!!! Welcome all.

[Janet , Moderator]

Hello Tiffany and welcome to the group!

[Tip]

Janet wrote: "Hello Tiffany and welcome to the group!"

Thanks so much

[Zack]

Hello to all and welcome to new members!

[Mukund]

No problem Lorrea :)

[Mike (the Paladin)]

Ter'e....that spanking thing, does it apply to everybody...and do you promise????

[Sean, Moderator]

Oops, spanking on the way....

Welcome Sue, we love thriller authors

Welcome Tiffany

[Carmen]

Sean wrote: "Welcome Carmen, thanks for joining.

Kimberley, my friend, thanks for joining and welcome.

Carmen, read all Reacher books, and enjoy John Puller and Will Robie, all favourites in this group alongs..."
Hey Sean, would you say Daniel Silva is comparable to Lee Child? David Baldacci?

[Sean, Moderator]

Well I think Gabriel Allon (by Daniel Silva)is not the big tough action packed hero of the Lee Childs and David Baldacci books.

He is more well higher class assassin, more political thrillers, with crime and action, both LC and DB are more gripping action thrillers.

Ty(an author member here) will also mention to you the thoughtful, quite tough guy Joe Pike, or the comical light character Elvis Cole, and in better detail than me.

Also highly recommend Geordia Sharp the action army hero in the Chris Ryan books, and Mitch Rapp in the late Vince Flynn books

[Tip]

Sean wrote: "Oops, spanking on the way....

Welcome Sue, we love thriller authors

Welcome Tiffany"

Thanks

[Carmen]

Sean wrote: "Well I think Gabriel Allon (by Daniel Silva)is not the big tough action packed hero of the Lee Childs and David Baldacci books.

He is more well higher class assassin, more political thrillers, wit..."

Thanks Sean for the info and yes, Ty has also recommended Robert Crais, which I plan on reading next. I am looking forward to getting to "know' all these new authors! If only work, sleep, life etc. didn't get in the way of my reading! Ha!
Have a great day!

[Carmen]

Lorrea(Threein3) wrote: "A warm welcome to Carmen, Kim, and Munkund!!"

Hey Lorrea, thanks so much!

[Lavada]

wow several more new people since this morning Welcome everybody! we are a great group!

[Malina]

So many new members,welcome all! This is a great group

[Lorrea - WhatChaReadin'?]

Welcome Tiffany!!

[Ter'e]

Mike......if I can wrestle you over my knee.........I'll give you a spankin! I have experience!

[Ter'e]

Shoot, I should have added this.......oops on me.
The day I met my husband........35 yrs ago..........I patted him on the butt! 9 mos later, we were married.
True story.
He still smiles about it. LOL.

[Mike (the Paladin)]

You probably have a gift....there are all kinds of talents.

You should write a book.

[Ty]

Carmen, nope Silva and Child/Baldacci are different writing styles and pace of 'thrilling' are totally different.

I am sure I've read a few Silva books, but I honestly cannot remember which ones.

I am currently on a Greg Rucka Jad Bell series recommendation binge. Worth reading them.

[Ty]

Erin (Paperback Stash) wrote: "Mine too, Mike, I love the first person POV. To me it helps with mystery/suspense in a story if there are twists, as well as getting to know the main character better. I do know they are less popul..."

Greg Rucka's Bravo is not first person but present tense and supernova awesome.

[Jihansuarez]

Hi! Im Jihan Suarez. I live in the Philippines.
I love to read Patricia Cornwell and James Patterson
books. I use to read Stephen King's novels when I was in
My college years.

[Paula]

Welcome to the group Jihan. I also enjoy reading Patricia Cornwell, James Patterson, Stephen King and many others. This is a great group. Enjoy!!

[Jihansuarez]

ThanKs Paula!

[Paula]

Jay wrote: "ThanKs Paula!"

You are very welcome.

[Sean, Moderator]

Welcome Jay

Enjoy all the recommendations

[Kali]

Hi, I'm Kali, I live in the Bay Area and I'm working towards my English degree through ASU online. I love to read and I blog book reviews at Kalireads.com (posted this on the book blog site as well). I have two cats, and tend to read way too many books at once.

I definitely have a passion for mysteries/thrillers above all else, started with Nancy Drew when I was little and hasn't abated yet. I'm not sure if I"ll actually have time to be very present here, but I thought I'd give it a go.

[Skye]

Hi Kali: I adore mysteries and thrillers, and like you, began with Nancy Drew.

[Mike (the Paladin)]

Wow, as I understand it "Kali" is pretty fierce...so welcome! Tell Shiva we said hi.

:)

[Sean, Moderator]

Welcome Kali

we all are mad thriller and mystery fans here

[Ava]

Hi, I'm Ava. I live in London and write novels - my psychological thriller Untouchable is coming out next March in the UK and US. Love reading thrillers - currently stuck into Elizabeth is Missing by Emma Healey.

Nice to meet you all!

[A.D.]

Hi, everyone. I'm here as the write (sic) arm of A.D. Garrett, a forensic thriller writing collaboration. I'm based in the north west of England. I enjoy all kinds of thrillers, having been brought up on Alistair MacLean and Desmond Bagley, but I also love slow-burn, atmospheric novels with a feeling of ever-present dread, which build to breathless denouements. In terms of modern fiction, I'd place Mo Hayder and James Patterson in the first category, and masters of suspense like Tom Rob Smith and Gillian Flynn in the second. But there are all kinds of shades in between, which is what makes thrillers so appealing to me!

Recent reads I've enjoyed in the thriller category would be: No Country for Old Men, by Cormac McCarthy, Cold In July, by Joe R Lansdale, , Bad Luck and Trouble by Lee Child, and Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn.

[Mike (the Paladin)]

Hi all, welcome.

[Sean, Moderator]

Welcome Ava, Thanks for joining,

welcome A.D

I grew up reading ALL Alistair MacLean books and still love them!

[Theresa]

Hello and welcome to Kali, Ava and A.D. Glad you joined, I think you are going to lie it here :)

I would also like to say welcome to anyone I may have missed earlier. I don't get to be on here as often as I'd like and sometimes miss the opportunity to welcome new faces :)

[Holly]

Hello and welcome to all of the newcomers!!

[Malina]

Welcome all new members!

[Janet , Moderator]

Welcome!

[Ava]

*waves*

Thank you!

[A.D.]

Many thanks!

[Mark]

Hi ! .... I live in Red Deer, AB. Canada and really enjoy a Good Thriller. Among my favourite authors in the genre are: Steve Berry, James Rollins, David Baldacci, Nelson DeMille, Jeffrey Deaver, Daniel Silva .... and on and on - haha ! Currently reading a pretty good debut novel titled "Doing Harm" by Kelly Parsons.

[Paula]

Mark wrote: "Hi ! .... I live in Red Deer, AB. Canada and really enjoy a Good Thriller. Among my favourite authors in the genre are: Steve Berry, James Rollins, David Baldacci, Nelson DeMille, Jeffrey Deaver, D..."

Welcome to the group Mark. I enjoy reading some of the same authors as you, especially Jeffrey Deaver.

[Malina]

Welcome Mark!