What else are you reading?

[Jim]

Just finished reading by Lee Child

My Review

[Jim]

Just starting by Erik Larson

[Jim]

Just finished reading by Erik Larson

My Review

[Jim]

Finished reading by Lee Child

My Review

[Jim]

Starting by Robin Cook

[Jim]

Just finished reading by Robin Cook

My Review



I am starting by James Lee Burke. This is the first book in the Dave Robicheaux series.

I read and enjoyed it. I now hope to read the series in order.

[Jim]

Just finished reading by James Lee Burke

My Review

[Jim]

I am going to start reading by James Lee Burke

I had planned to read the series in order and Heaven's Prisoners would have been next but I had a hold request on for this book and it was available. It is only one of two books in Kindle format available at my library.

[Jim]

Just finished reading by James Lee Burke

My Review

[Jim]

Starting by Lee Child

This is the fourth book in the Jack Reacher series. I have read most of the books in the series but have not had a chance to read this one until now.

[Jim]

Just finished reading by Lee Child

My Review

[Jim]

I am starting by Nathaniel Philbrick

[Jim]

Just finished reading by Nathaniel Philbrick

My Review

[Jim]

I am starting by Erik Larson

[Jim]

Just finished reading by Erik Larson

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Starting by Ronald H. Balson

[Jim]

Just finished reading by Ronald H. Balson

My Review

[Jim]

Starting by James Lee Burke

Book #2 in the Dave Robicheaux series

[Jim]

Just finished reading by James Lee Burke

My Review

I am starting by Lee Child

[C. J.]

I am currently reading a book on a religion and it's deep in getting into its false doctrines but it's too much at times and I need something else to balance it. I also want to review it for a publication at my church.

[Jim]

Just finished reading by Lee Child

My Review


I am currently reading by James Lee Burke

This is the third book in the Dave Robicheaux series

[Jim]

Just finished reading by James Lee Burke

My Review

[Jim]

Starting by Robert Dugoni

This has been on my TBR shelf for a while now. I have seen good reviews on this as well as the two sequels.

[C. J.]

CJ wrote: "I'm currently reading a book called "Ice Station" by Matthew Reilly. It's about mysterious goings on and a possible rescue mission on a facility located in Antartica."

By the way, in case I hadn't said so, I finished this book. It was awesome!

[Jim]

Just finished reading by Robert Dugoni

My Review

[Jim]

I am starting by James Lee Burke

This is the 4th book in the Dave Robicheaux series

[Jim]

Just finished reading by James Lee Burke

My Review

[Jim]

I am rereading by Rex Stout

I am waiting for a book at my local library to become available and while waiting decided to reread this. On occasion I enjoying going back and reading Nero Wolfe books. I think I have read most, if not all, over the years.

[Jim]

Just finished reading by Rex Stout

My Review



I am starting by James Lee Burke

[Jim]

Just finished by James Lee Burke

My Review

[Jim]

I have started reading by Louise Penny.

I saw a lot of good reviews. First time reading anything by this author.

[Jim]

Just finished reading by Louise Penny

My Review

[C. J.]

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I've been reading a thriller called No Way Back by Andrew Gross.

It's not bad.

[Jim]

I am starting by Harlan Coben

[Jim]

Just finished reading by Harlan Coben

My Review


I am starting by James Lee Burke

[Sarah. B]

Has anyone read any of the Agatha Rasin series? I`ve never tried one but know they are really popular.

[Sarah. B]

I might see if I can pick one up from the library next week then. Thanks Lauren :-)

[Catherine]

I've read all of the Agatha Raisin books. I really enjoy that series. She is quite a character!

I had too much going on to join in the group read this month, but I'm hoping to join in October. :)

[Hannah]

I'm currently reading Crooked House- about halfway through it.
I'm also nearly finished The Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes- Highly recommended, especially if you watch the films as well (starring Jeremy Brett) Really great classic reads. They are short stories so would be good for a holiday read. Full of Escapades and danger, twists and turns.

Have a good holiday Lauren! And Happy Reading!

[Crime Addict]

Currently reading "Morning Noon and Night" by Sidney Sheldon and loving it so far. Earlier today i accomplished reading "Sharp Objects" & it was a good read.

[Hannah]

Hi everyone,
I'm currently reading ABC Murders- I'm on the very final chapters!!!
Like always, a brilliant read!
Although I'm kinda having a year of Christie, where I aim to read at least all the Poirot series, I'm always interested in new authors. I'm so used to Christie and her standard of writing but I'd love to discover new books- which would you guys recommend for a fan of Christie. I preferably prefer Murder Mysteries, Cosy Mysteries, etc.
Would love to hear what you'd suggest:) Thanks

[Catherine]

Hannah, have you tried the Maisie Dobbs books by Jacqueline Winspear? They are historical mysteries. You might like them!

[Hannah]

Catherine wrote: "Hannah, have you tried the Maisie Dobbs books by Jacqueline Winspear? They are historical mysteries. You might like them!"

Hi Catherine! Thanks for the recommendation! Will certainly check those out! :)

[Kris]

"Mr. Monk On The Couch"

[Hannah]

Hi,
I'm currently reading a 'cosy mystery' called The Lake District Murder by Jon Bude (pseudonym of Ernest Elmore) It's part of the British Crime Classics Series. An interesting classic mystery set in the stunning surroundings of a small cosy village in the Lake District.
A good no-nosense classic old-fashioned charming novel written in the 1930's and has recently been republished. Never heard of the author until now but I'm liking his style and I think he deserves to be better known. This novel is a real hidden gem!

If your a fan of classics, the countryside, cosy mysteries and Agatha Christie, I would recommend this book to you. Will be looking out for the others in the series soon!

Happy Reading Everyone! :)

[Hannah]

Hi,
Would anyone recommend the book- Into The Water by Pula Hawkins?? I have seen it advertised a lot lately, as its just been released, however, there have been mixed reviews on it and plus its a psychological thriller, which I'm not sure whether I would like or not. Being a fan of murder mysteries and Christie would anyone recommend this book to me?? I quite like the sound of it but would love a second opinion. As long as its not too scary or anything I think I would enjoy it but would be interested to hear your thoughts on it!

Thanks! :)

[Catherine]

I am reading Into The Water right now and to be honest I'm not enjoying it at all. It's depressing and confusing. It's told from so many different characters' perspectives, I am having trouble keeping track of who is who, and none of the characters are very likeable. That's just my take on it.

[Hannah]

Catherine wrote: "I am reading Into The Water right now and to be honest I'm not enjoying it at all. It's depressing and confusing. It's told from so many different characters' perspectives, I am having trouble keep..."

Hi Catherine!
Thanks for leaving your thoughts on the book, It's always great to have a second opinion! What about her other book- The Girl On the Train?? Would you recommend it or not? Also, I'm currently looking for some new authors to try in the murder mystery/crime etc. genre- do you have any recommendations? Would be much appreciated, thanks:)

[Catherine]

I liked Girl On The Train. I think the difference between the two is that with Girl On The Train, I really wanted to know what happened and with Into The Water I really don't care that much about how it all ends. I'm still going to finish it though.

Have you read any of Ruth Ware's books? I guess she's only written two so far but both were very good. I also really liked The Widow by Fiona Barton, Under the Harrow by Flynn Berry and You Will Know Me by Megan Abbott.

[Michael]

Hannah wrote: "Hi,
I'm currently reading a 'cosy mystery' called The Lake District Murder by Jon Bude (pseudonym of Ernest Elmore) It's part of the British Crime Classics Series. An interesting classic mystery se..."

Hi there; yes I read Bude's "The Cornish Coast Murder" for a Crimes & Thrillers group I attend and really enjoyed it. The British Library are on to a winner republishing these old classics.

[Kris]

Finished "Mr. Monk On The Couch" and started "Mr. Monk And The New Lieutenant".