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Hi Vicki,
It's so nice to have another author on here, and other friend joining this great group.
There is some great posts on many subject, please vote on all the polls
It's so nice to have another author on here, and other friend joining this great group.
There is some great posts on many subject, please vote on all the polls

I love getting lost in mysteries and thrillers.
When I'm not writing I'm trying to catch up with my towering To-Read stack.
Currently living under a blanket of snow and ice.

I joined because I'm a bibliophile and here to pimp some of my favorite authors and books.

Man am I behind in reading about all the new members.
I'm just going to slip in a little kicker here.
I just learned this and I feel like such a dummy. I should have known. I love Greg Iles. I love Penn Cage's series!!!!, Love it.
Do you know that Greg came out with number 3.5...........The Death Factory???? It sets up his next novel, Natchez Burning.
I have had Natchez Burning on order for 2 years. Apparently Greg was in quite an accident and is just getting back to his wonderful writing.
Just popped The Death Factory onto my Kindle.
Hope this is not OLD information for you. I have just been in the dark!!!!



Dustin


I'm a huge fan of dark fantasy, and anything close to Lies of Locke Lamora by Scott Lynch will immediately go on my e-reader. Any advice? Here are a few books I have loved:
Codex Alera
Gentlemen Bastards
Belgariad
Conan the Barbarian
Black Company
Garrett P.I.
Night Angel
Thanks!

Thanks! I'm also an author, and my book is going to be coming out on the weekend. Is this a good place to post a link so people can read it?
My site also has the first few chapters that people can read. http://www.andypeloquin.com/books
Looking forward to hanging out with all of you great readers and writers!
Hi Britni and Andy,
Welcome
Andy post your book on the Authors read for April and May, this will add it for our next book read vote.
Welcome
Andy post your book on the Authors read for April and May, this will add it for our next book read vote.

Hi Andy welcome....to answer your question I have to note that this is dependent on my own taste. Personally I don't care for the Gentleman Bastards series, but others do. If you want something quick, interesting and violent go for the Conan stories. For a longer and much mo0re involved story with a detailed magic system I'd go for Codex Alera. The Black Company fits in between with a lot of action and a dark story it has periods of slow story telling between the plot points. Garrett is by the same author and not bad.
Then there's the Night Angel trilogy. I think it's excellent and very involving. I have it (read it) in a single volume omnibus edition and never lost interest. So, for a long involved but satisfying read I can recommend that.


Okay.....Have you read the Dresden series? It's probably the best UF series I've read. I'd also suggest The Deed of Paksenarrion, Blood Song, Promise of Blood as epic fantasy thrillers. If you liked Night Angel have you started his new series? The first is The Black Prism.

I'm looking for something a bit less-known. Perhaps a self-pubbed work, or a new author making a splash? Or a guy who hasn't been around for decades.

Thanks! I'm also an author, and my book is going to be coming out on the weekend. Is this a good place to post a link so people can read it?
My ..."
I have also made a folder for authors to promote their books. So that we can have a place for them even after a group read.

I feel like I have been kept in the dark for way too long. Your message earlier got me excited to catch up on some of Matthew Reilly's books too.


Older reads, the first Amber series by Roger Zelazny.
Waylander is an excellent book as are most things by Gemmell.

The Drenai sound familiar. Or is that Dranei?


I live in Gloucester, England.
I just wish Charles Dickens had finished 'The Mystery of Edwin Drood'. I've spent long hours pondering how where the story was going.

Thanks Mike. My bird is almost always in the house. So, the winter doesn't affect her. We only take her outside on nice summer days.

Sandy, I figured that. My grandmother took Pete with her everywhere and he didn't do well outside in winter.

Hi Deborah,
Thanks for joining, as mentioned we do enjoy having all the authors on this group.
Don't forget on April 8th Karin Slaughter is here answering questions.
Please vote on our female authors, going to be difficult for you Karin and Lisa both on the list !
Thanks for joining, as mentioned we do enjoy having all the authors on this group.
Don't forget on April 8th Karin Slaughter is here answering questions.
Please vote on our female authors, going to be difficult for you Karin and Lisa both on the list !


I live in Bristol UK with my lovely husband and two beautiful sons. My favorite killer read this year so far is Henning Mankell's "The Fifth Woman."
I work as a medical summariser for the NHS. But in my dreams I am a writer. My first ebook,Elevator, is out now- http://bit.ly/1fnzgl8
http://amzn.to/1cvsPvz
Sorry if this is spammy . Not sure how to promote it. But I would like to gift a number of free downloads of my book via Smashwords, in exchange for reviews. Potential Reviewers -please contact me with your email address if you would like to pick up the link.
With thanks and best wishes, Anne Anon.

I'm Jean. I live in Rochester, MN but grew up in "Up North" near Duluth! MN. I also lived in the Minneapolis area for nearly 30 years, so it is great fun for me to read Minnesota authors like William Kent Krueger, Ellen Hart, and John Sandford. I also enjoy Michael Connelly, Patricia Cornwell, Kathy Reichs, Sue Grafton, Sara Paretsky, Marcia Muller...I am fairly new to Goodreads and have been trying to add to my "read" shelf! I've recently read Tess Gerritsen's The Surgeon and S .J. Bolton's Now You See Me, and I. Can't wait to read more by these authors and others as well. One lesson learned so far - it's difficult to read a 500-page book while lying on the bed with a cat rubbing his face on mine!
Hello New Members, and welcome
Every day we are increasing our membership between 5 to 10 which is great news.
Here there is a lot of welcoming friends and thriller fans.
Make yourself at home invite your friends and tell them about our future group Q & A 's.
Hopefully more to come, I will keep working on all these lovely famous authors.
Lots of great new authors in this group who have new books out and can recommend other authors.
Be warned !!! Your To Read List is going to grow !!!
Every day we are increasing our membership between 5 to 10 which is great news.
Here there is a lot of welcoming friends and thriller fans.
Make yourself at home invite your friends and tell them about our future group Q & A 's.
Hopefully more to come, I will keep working on all these lovely famous authors.
Lots of great new authors in this group who have new books out and can recommend other authors.
Be warned !!! Your To Read List is going to grow !!!

I'm sam. I live near Blackpool England
I don't work cus of my disability. I have been with my fella 5 and half years. Been engaged for 2. We have 2 children.
I love watching movies. I love reading when my daughter does steal my kindle lol.
I love going to football. Love going to the gym and swimming
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