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[Tay]

I finished Chasing Darkness by Robert Crais. Another great read! Now I'm on The First Rule by Robert Crais

[Barbara]

I finished Smoke Screen by Sandra Brown. All in all I enjoyed the book. Interesting characters, sufficient twists, and a satisfactory ending. 3.5 stars.

[Barbara]

Gary wrote: "I'm currently reading Dennis Lehane's, "Live by Night." I remember him being a good writer from past books I've read, but this one is so well written that the storyline is almost secondary to the ..."

I'm gonna add this to my to-read list. I like Dennis LeHane,

[Susan]

I finished "Moving is Murder" by Sara Rosett, and "Duty to the Dead" by Charles Todd. The Rosett was the first in a series of cozies, and it was pretty good. I got awfully tired of hearing about her baby, Livvy, and her diaper changes. The Todd book was about a WWI nurse, and I really liked the character.

[Beth]

I'm reading The Brutal Telling and Bury Your Dead back-to-back, and I recommend that any other Louise Penny fans read these two books together, because they are connected. Otherwise, you may be disappointed in The Brutal Telling.

[Gatorman]

Sandy wrote: "Just finished The Little Sister
Child 44 and
When Eight Bells Toll
All great reads especially Child 44

I'm now reading Library of the Dead and
A Banquet for Hungry Ghosts: A Collection of Deliciou..."

The next two books in the Child 44 trilogy are excellent as well.

[Rachel]

reading BoneMan's Daughters-love dekker

[Paula]

Naomi wrote: "Paula, that sounds like a book I need to read!"

You'll love it. Kept me up for a while after I read it. Let's discuss when you are done reading it.

[Elli]

Finished and reviewed Tengu by John Donovan, and enjoyed it. A really good read, I thought. Martial arts based with a rather heavy plot revolving around some mideast terrorists, an older Japanese sensei master who is still bitter about the decline of the older Japanese culture with the ending of World War II, and a special ops service inquiry about what happened to some of their people and who did it. Am now finishing the Defector by Daniel Silva and HhH.

[Temple]

Tay wrote: "I finished Chasing Darkness by Robert Crais. Another great read! Now I'm on The First Rule by Robert Crais"

I enjoyed The First Rule. Love Joe

[Jan C]

Just started The Girl of His Dreams by Donna Leon. I usually enjoy these stories by Leon. Starts out on kind of a downer though - at his mother's funeral.

[Fiona (Titch)]

I finished reading A Life For A Life - Tim Ellis and now I am going to embark on reading Road Closed - Leigh Russell.

[Susan]

http://ww2.kdl.org/libcat/whatsnext.asp
Good source for series order :-)


I appreciate the fact that they give us the order books were written in."

[Fiona (Titch)]

http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/

Another good 1 for series order and what's due out soon x

[Michele]

I love that website!!! Always current.

[Fiona (Titch)]

Which 1 Michele?

[Michele]

Fantastic fiction

[Curlyhair]

Just started Shelter by Harlan Coben. I love,his Myron Bolitar books, so hope this one for young adults about Myron's nephew is just as good.

[Fiona (Titch)]

Michele wrote: "Fantastic fiction"

It's saved on my laptop, so I can access it :)

[Georgia]

Julie wrote: "Jan C wrote: "All of my daytime postings are on the phone. People have gone on record as saying that they no longer look at this thread due to posting of covers. They are unreadable. I don't partic..."

But Julie, I agree with you. I like the book covers
and links because then I can look up the book I may
want to read or even purchase it. Thanks for saying
it for me.

[Naomi]

Paula wrote: "Naomi wrote: "Paula, that sounds like a book I need to read!"

You'll love it. Kept me up for a while after I read it. Let's discuss when you are done reading it."

I am obsessively looking for this, LOL. Why is it $19.95 at Amazon??

Come Out - Come Out

[Brenda]

Naomi wrote: "Paula wrote: "Naomi wrote: "Paula, that sounds like a book I need to read!"

You'll love it. Kept me up for a while after I read it. Let's discuss when you are done reading it."

I am obsessively..."

Naomi, if you have a kindle, it's only $5.99AU at the moment http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009...

[Nicole]

I' reading two book at this the Falling and the Insight

[Naomi]

Brenda wrote: "Naomi wrote: "Paula wrote: "Naomi wrote: "Paula, that sounds like a book I need to read!"

You'll love it. Kept me up for a while after I read it. Let's discuss when you are done reading it."

I ..."

I don't! I do read on iPhone though. I'll see if I can get it on my Kindle app, thanks :-)

[Brenda]

Naomi wrote: "Brenda wrote: "Naomi wrote: "Paula wrote: "Naomi wrote: "Paula, that sounds like a book I need to read!"

You'll love it. Kept me up for a while after I read it. Let's discuss when you are done r..."

Good luck:)

[Barbara]

I'm reading Ham Bones by Carolyn Haines

[Sandi]

I just finished rereading the first Enzo mystery. The hard cover was named "Extraordinary People" and the soft cover is "Dry Bones" -- does anyone know why they sometimes change the names for the soft cover/paperback? I'm now reading "Bruno, Chief of Police" which is turning out to be more interesting than I had expected.

[Jannene]

I just finished and it was a very good book. I think I am going to start now.

[Diane S ☔]

Reading Unhallowed Ground and A Killer in the Wind.

[Naomi]

Just bought this at Amazon, it was $1.30, hardcover too :-)

Never Knowing

[Brenda]

Naomi wrote: "Just bought this at Amazon, it was $1.30, hardcover too :-)

Never Knowing"

Wonderful bargain....you will LOVE this book!

[Laurie]

Naomi wrote: "Just bought this at Amazon, it was $1.30, hardcover too :-)

Never Knowing"

great deal!! This is on my to read list. I'll be looking for your review

[Fiona (Titch)]

Plan for November:

A Life For A Life - Tim Ellis
Road Closed - Leigh Russell
Silent Witness - Rebecca Forster
Chasing Amanda - Melissa Foster
Priced to Move - Ginny Aiken
Nightfall - Stephen Leather
Revelation - M.J. Mancini
The Trafficked - Lee Weeks
The Tiger's Wife - Téa Obreht

[Eva]

I started with The Whitechapel Horrors a Holmes-pastiche. Unfortunately it's not very convincing so far.

[Peter]

I have just finished 'The Meaning Of Theft'. Books like this are the reason I love my kindle.
About to start re-reading 'Fight Club' - love original books!

[Bill]

My plan for November -
Grave Goods by Ariana Franklin (finished 4 stars)
One More River by Nicolas Freeling (I'm afraid I got frustrated with this one and quite reading)
In the Presence of Mine Enemies by Harry Turtledove (currently enjoying)
Night Soldiers by Alan Furst (currently reading)
Detective Inspector Hussby Helene Tursten
The Perfect Husband by Lisa Gardner and for now
Deception on His Mind by Elizabeth George

[Jannene]

I just started Break No Bones. I hope it is another good book in the series.

[JB]

I am working my way through Arthur Upfield's who-dun-its and enjoying the Australian history aspect as well as the Australian 'Sherlock Holmes' (Napoleon Bonaparte).

Some of the books are set in Melbourne and surrounding areas and it is interesting to read about how the places were in the 1940s.

I have just finished and

[Jan C]

I would like to read all of Arthur Upfield but I'm not sure that they are all available in the US. I enjoyed the one I did read - Murder Down Under.

[Ana]

Just read Splitting Images. It was a crazy book can't wait for the author to come up with his next book. I love reading new authors to see the kind of ideas they come up with

[Sharon]

Jan C wrote: "I would like to read all of Arthur Upfield but I'm not sure that they are all available in the US. I enjoyed the one I did read - Murder Down Under."

I read a number of them years ago, from a small country library that had them. I don't know if they had all of the series, but I do remember they had several. I liked them myself.

[Jan C]

Sharon wrote: "Jan C wrote: "I would like to read all of Arthur Upfield but I'm not sure that they are all available in the US. I enjoyed the one I did read - Murder Down Under."

I read a number of them years ag..."

I just checked my library's catalog - they have 18. Who knew they had so many? I had been getting the ones I have at used book sales or at Powell's.

[JB]

Jan C wrote: "I would like to read all of Arthur Upfield but I'm not sure that they are all available in the US. I enjoyed the one I did read - Murder Down Under."

Some are available through Amazon. I have just received a paperback copy of The Clue of The New Shoe which I ordered for some friends for Christmas. It is set in Aireys Inlet where they live. (I am planning on reading Murder Down Under soon.)

[Thriller]

Just read "Stand-In" by Kay Reno and I am hooked! anxiously awaiting more from this new author!!

[Dee]

Just finished The Hiding Place by David Bell. It was a good read.

[Tay]

I finished The First Rule by Robert Crais and now reading The Cold Dish by Craig Johnson

[Brenda]

I finished which was brilliant. Review http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/...

[Meinolf]

I'm just reading Schwarze Piste. So far I've read all the books of this author and liked them all. They are located in the region where I live, so I know most of the places mentioned in the books. Unfortunately for most of you, there are no english translations available.

[Jeffrey]

I just finished "The Casual Vacancy", and am now reading "Cloud Atlas".

[Penny]

Just finishing
anyone else into the Merrily Watkins series? These have good murders with a bit of a ghosty twist - but not in a silly way more like evil residing in a house due to events there or people being affected by something spiritual. These do not have 'hauntings' or ghosts wandering around, the main character is a vicar who is the ' Deliverance' consultant of her diocese.