Possible idea for future reading

[Judy]

I'm currently reading Young Rich Widows, which is a collaboration of four well-known authors (only midway through, too early to tell if it's a winner). But it made me think that is a category we have not explored -- a novel written by two or more authors (not a multi-author anthology, though that might also be good if there are enough short mystery story readers), but I book with 2 or more authors cowriting. I have another on my TBR shelf from a friend called I Only Read Murder by two authors (ratings seem harsh on that one!). Anyway, just an idea, and possibly two ideas if you like the multi-author short story anthology idea -- might need a vote to see if it's something the group would like.

[Sanchita]

I would recommend reading Ghost Ship by Clive Cussler and Graham Brown. Here is my review on it:

https://youtu.be/cbHq_GPAnFk

[Sanchita]

Hi, Another recommendation, Comeback by Dick Francis. Here is my review on it:

https://youtu.be/aeXBeaLxpfw

[Sanchita]

Hi All, I just completed reading Journey to The Centre of the Earth by Jules Verne. here is my review on it:

https://youtu.be/3xfKCjrGnoo

[Justin]

Sanchita, you've posted the same thing in 4 different threads... that seems a bit excessive and unnecessary.

[Sanchita]

Justin wrote: "Sanchita, you've posted the same thing in 4 different threads... that seems a bit excessive and unnecessary."

This is a good book and the idea is to take it to maximum people. Not all people are following all the threads. So if the book is there in different threads, many people would be able to know about it.

[Karin]

Sanchita wrote: "Justin wrote: "Sanchita, you've posted the same thing in 4 different threads... that seems a bit excessive and unnecessary."

This is a good book and the idea is to take it to maximum people. Not a..."

Most people have already heard of this book since it's a classic. I liked it as a child but not as an adult.