Next book please?

[Jassy]

Hi there booklovers ,

I couldn't find this kind of topic anywhere and I'm not so sure if I put it in the right category...

Anyway I have finished reading Psycho (Robert Bloch) last night and I am again facing the problem to decide which book I shall read next.
I have more than a thousand books. (own a E-Reader so I kind of started going crazy in buying e-books and sometimes they are for free... help ^^)

It would be a way too long list to just post every book I own but I thought maybe you guys can just try to help me find a book to read next.


If you find yourself facing the same problem feel free to comment here ;)

Have a nice time reading =)

Jay.

[Jon]

Hi Jay,
Please tell us about your preferences :)

For example: favorite books/authors/genres

[Jassy]

Right I forgot.

Well hard to say. I've always liked horror/thriller. But I also read lovestories, chick-lits. Basically anything that sounds good :s
I don't like the vampire romance stuff though. Vampires should be creepy and not loveable lol

Just recommend any book without looking at my favourites or books I've read etc.

Thanks :D

[Silvia]

I would recommend to you anything by Jeffery Deaver, he's a great thrillers writer. :)

[Jassy]

Shrishti wrote: "Thriller....Do you like suspense?"

yep

[Petra]

Jassy, you may enjoy some of Matt Ruff's books. I could recommend Bad Monkeys and Set This House in Order: A Romance of Souls.
A book I can't recommend enough is The Sparrow. If you enjoy some sci-fi (no robots; just planetary exploration), you might enjoy this one.

PS: I have family members who live in Koln. Beautiful city (from the little I've seen of it).

[Michelle]

I am like you with the thousands of e-books.
I would suggest the e-book "Endurance" by Jack Kilburn.
I got it from Amazon when it was on sale. It is a horror story that is really creepy. I couldn't put it down for the first time since I was a kid found a book that made me want to look under the bed. Endurance: A Novel of Terror

[Mari]

Why not read a light-hearted one next that we can finish quickly and laugh? What about "Women Who Run With the Poodles"? I remember liking it, laughing, and getting it in Kindle format for not very much on Amazon. The author is Candida Lall Pugh.

[Mari]

I went to Amazon to get the link and realized that its only review was a one star, VASTLY unfair, so I stopped and reviewed it, too. Anyway, I liked it! http://www.amazon.com/Women-Who-With-...

It's only 99 cents.

[Mia]

if your looking for thriller/horror I recommend misery by Stephen king, actually most things written by Stephen king I would recommend. I recently read perks of being a wallflower (which I loved) or if its romance you want I really enjoyed the host which although cheesy had excitement and sci fi.

[Vic]

The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie, by Alan Bradley. It is the first in a series of detective stories that takes place in a small town in England in the 1950s. The protagonist is Flavia DeLuce, a precocious eleven year old girl with two elder sisters and a morbid interest in chemistry, especially poisons. Despite the fact that the main character is a child, these stories cannot really be described as children's books. They fit in the "cozy" sub genre of mystery, and rival Agatha Christie or Janet Evanovich mysteries.

[SleeplessBookExplorer]

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[R.M.F.]

Mia wrote: "if your looking for thriller/horror I recommend misery by Stephen king, actually most things written by Stephen king I would recommend. I recently read perks of being a wallflower (which I loved) o..."

I second misery.

[Patrick]

Jassy wrote: "Hi there booklovers ,

I couldn't find this kind of topic anywhere and I'm not so sure if I put it in the right category...

Anyway I have finished reading Psycho (Robert Bloch) last night and I am..."
Jay try reading an Evan Connel book like Mr. North or Larry McMurtry"s Last Piicture show or Sin Killer. Very pleasant reading.

[Kristie, Moderator (Retired)]

If you haven't read classic Stephen King, you should read The Shining, not only is it creepy on it's own, but there is a sequel, Doctor Sleep, coming out later this year.

[Patrick]

Yes The Shining was great and what was doubly spooky was i read that one summer in Dillon Colorado for a cousins wedding in a spot not unlike the Overlook hotel. My sister says i should read The Stand or It next.

[Kristie, Moderator (Retired)]

Yes Patrick. Both good books and worth a read. You can always count on Stephen King for creepy. :)

[Camelia]

Well..if you like love stories you should read:
*Gone with the wind-Margaret Mitchell
*The thorn birds-Coleen McCullough
I also enjoyed:
*Inheritance by Lan Samantha Chang
*Shogun-James Clavell
*History of the thirteen-Balzac
Have a nice day! ^_^
Anyway,if you read some of these books,contact me..and tell me what you think about them.(after you read them,of course)

[Jomana]

If u like thriler book
U should read befor i go sleep by watson