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[Julie]

I finished and .
Again, Karen Rose rules!
The Virginia Lowell cozy is above average and very entertaining.
I am now reading . This a Christmas themed cozy mystery. Also, reading

[Mark]

I'm in the middle of a Philip Kerr novel at the moment. I do like it that the criminal investigation is played out in the midst of the rise of the despicable Nazi regime in 1930s Germany. It adds to the tension.

[Fiona (Titch)]

I've just finished Road Closed - Leigh Russell and now thinking of reading Chasing Amanda - Melissa Foster.

[Marie]

I've recently become a fan of Jeffrey Archer
I Just read 2 of the Clifton Chronicles > Book 1 > only time will tell and Book 2 > Sins of the Father
Book 3 doesn't come out til 2013 so I'm Listening to an Audio of Prisoner of Birth.

[Gatorman]

Currently reading .

[Ctgt]

Just about finished with Time to Murder and Create . Also have He Died With His Eyes Open going right now.

P.S. If any of you folks like Jo Nesbø, Amazon has the kindle versions of Nemesis, The Redbreast and The Devil's Star for under 4 dollars.

[Julie]

Love nesbo! Thanks for the heads up.

[Temple]

Ctgt wrote: "Just about finished with Time to Murder and Create . Also have He Died With His Eyes Open going right now.
..."

Love Matt Scudder novels.They are my favorite.

[Diane S ☔]

Finished Edge of Black Edge of Black which was pretty good, had a little too much going on. But do think this will be a very good new series for Ellison. Now reading Detroit Breakdown > I am always fascinated by mysteries that occur in insane asylums.

[Diane S ☔]

Gatorman wrote: "Currently reading ."

I love this series. The psychological aspects of these mysteries fascinate me.

[Mark]

Diane, I also read Michael Robatham recently and liked it.

[Temple]

James wrote: "I just finished re-reading "The Devil Knows Your dead," by Lawrence Block. In many ways, of course, Block's protagonist, Matthew Scudder, is a direct descendant of Philip Marlowe. For anyone who mi..."

Maybe that's why I like Matt Scudder so much. My first love was Marlowe.

[Temple]

Can anyone tell me how to add photos to my status updates? Please!!

[Diane S ☔]

Mark wrote: "Diane, I also read Michael Robatham recently and liked it."

Have you read this one Mark? The Whisperer Thought this one was great and had some of the same psychological underpinnings of the Robothams.

[Ctgt]

Julie wrote: "Love nesbo! Thanks for the heads up."

You bet! I recently read The Redbreast and loved it. Needless to say, I've already scooped up the other two titles.

[Autumn]

Right now I am stepping far outside my comfort zone and reading The Shining. I am very nervous because I am a big chicken and cannot handle scary stuff!

[Ctgt]

Temple wrote: "Love Matt Scudder novels.They are my favorite. "
Yeah, I'm getting to the party late on
Lawrence Block and his Scudder books. But now that I'm here, I'm loving them!

[Temple]

Ctgt wrote: "Julie wrote: "Love nesbo! Thanks for the heads up."

You bet! I recently read The Redbreast and loved it. Needless to say, I've already scooped up the other two titles."

I've read them all, they're great. Love Nesbo!

[Ctgt]

Temple wrote: "I've read them all, they're great. Love Nesbo! "


I'm having trouble finding the first couple books at a reasonable price. I hope I'm not screwing things up reading them out of sequence?!

[Jan C]

Ctgt wrote: "Temple wrote: "I've read them all, they're great. Love Nesbo! "


I'm having trouble finding the first couple books at a reasonable price. I hope I'm not screwing things up reading them out of sequ..."

Not sure where you are, but in the US they were published out of order. So I guess we are already screwed up.

[Dee]

I am currently reading Death Angel by Martha Powers.

[Temple]

Ctgt wrote: "Temple wrote: "I've read them all, they're great. Love Nesbo! "


I'm having trouble finding the first couple books at a reasonable price. I hope I'm not screwing things up reading them out of sequ..."

I read them out of sequence and it was okay.

[June]

Marie wrote: "I've recently become a fan of Jeffrey Archer
I Just read 2 of the Clifton Chronicles > Book 1 > only time will tell and Book 2 > Sins of the Father
Book 3 doesn't come out til 2013 so I'm Listening..."

Marie, I've always been a fan of Jeffrey Archer and collect and read everyone of his books. He's great! Definitely read those early ones.

[June]

I just started Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn. Also Need You Now by James Grippando.

[June]

Temple wrote: "Can anyone tell me how to add photos to my status updates? Please!!"

Not sure where you want to add photos to Temple? when you talk about a book?

[Kristin]

June wrote: "I just started Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn. Also Need You Now by James Grippando."

June, I just finished Sharp Objects and it was such a fantastic read.

I'm currently in the market for a new book to read. I'm new to the detective/mystery series stuff. Only familiar with Alex Cross by James Patterson. Anyone recommend a good series I could start?

[June]

Kristin wrote: "June wrote: "I just started Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn. Also Need You Now by James Grippando."

June, I just finished Sharp Objects and it was such a fantastic read.

I'm currently in the mark..."

Kristen, there are so many I love! Lee Child's Jack Reacher series, C.J Box, Daniel Silva, Vince Flynn, Catherine Coulter's FBI series, David Rosenfelt's Andy Carpenter series and his stand alone books, Preston & Child Pendergast series, these are some of my favorites.

[Kristin]

June wrote: "Kristin wrote: "June wrote: "I just started Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn. Also Need You Now by James Grippando."

June, I just finished Sharp Objects and it was such a fantastic read.

I'm curre..."

Thanks for your help, June! Any your quick reply! :)

[Mark]

Chasing Darkness sounds like something I'd want to read just on the basis of the title alone...

[Mihail]

I have just read The Hypnotist and started Flaggermusmannen

[Aiesha]

Mihail wrote: "I have just read The Hypnotist and started Flaggermusmannen "

I've been wanting to read the Hypnotist but haven't gotten around to it. How was it? Did you write a review on it?

[Tay]

I just started The Broken Window by Jeffery Deaver

[Temple]

June wrote: "Temple wrote: "Can anyone tell me how to add photos to my status updates? Please!!"

Not sure where you want to add photos to Temple? when you talk about a book?"

I see big photos in the update status and I wonder how its done.

[Jeanie]

I just finished The Last Man , and, it might very well be the best mystery/thriller I've read this year! Definitely the best book in the series thusfar, in my opinion!!

[Autumn]

Temple wrote: "June wrote: "Temple wrote: "Can anyone tell me how to add photos to my status updates? Please!!"

Not sure where you want to add photos to Temple? when you talk about a book?"

I see big photos i..."

How do you make a status to begin with?

[Jan C]

Autumn, June, Temple - I'm pretty sure that Hayes set up a Tech assistance thread, including inserting pictures. Although I think that was beyond my technical abilities.

[Julie]

I just finished . This was an older cozy mystery with a Christmas theme. It so so. Starting

[Mihail]

Aiesha wrote: "Mihail wrote: "I have just read The Hypnotist and started Flaggermusmannen "

I've been wanting to read the Hypnotist but have..."

Well I liked the book. As I can see around here, not everyone did, but I found it intriguing enough to read it in every spare time I had. If I judge the book by the desire to get to the end to "find out who did it", I must say this one hit me. The beginning was pretty tense and so was the rest of the book. I couldn't quite get into the hypnosis seances thing, I found it quite unbelievable but maybe it's just me. And yes, as someone here said, the sexual involvement of some characters was quite inappropriate to the situation but it didn't spoil the story. All in all, it isn't a bad read, go ahead and read it. You may like it or you may not, don't believe what others say because likeliness is always pretty subjective thing. It is only one way to find out :-)

[Sandi]

I finished my reread of the first Enzo Files. Read two novels about ballet, unplanned. I am now on to the second Enzo, "The Critic" and will take a break to read others and then back to Enzo #3. It seems most people in this group stick to mystery, etc. I have to mix it up.

[Shannon]

Still reading


also going be reading soon

[Kika23]

Reading Killer Dolphin by Ngaio Marsh. So far, so interesting

[Curlyhair]

Just finished Shelter a young adult book by Harlan Coben. What a great story, had me completely hooked. Can't wait to read the next book in the series.

[Jannene]

I just finished and it was a very good book. The ending makes you wonder what she is going to do about her dilemma of two men.

[Jannene]

I'm going to start . I liked the first book and hope this one will be just as good.

[Sharon]

Jannene wrote: "I'm going to start . I liked the first book and hope this one will be just as good."

This is one of the series I have followed since the first book, all good, though Orchid Beach is still my favorite in the series. Will be interested to see what you think of the second.

[Jannene]

Sharon wrote: "Jannene wrote: "I'm going to start . I liked the first book and hope this one will be just as good."

This is one of the series I have..."

I wonder why he stopped writing this series then. The last one looks like it was written in 2009.

[June]

Jannene wrote: "Sharon wrote: "Jannene wrote: "I'm going to start . I liked the first book and hope this one will be just as good."

This is one of th..."

I have read all Stuart Woods books. I agree, I love the Holly Baker series, and now find that he brings the Holly character back in a lot of his Stone Barrington books.

[June]

Starting to read I, Michael Bennett. By James Patterson. Heard it was a good one.

[Ctgt]

About to start Whiskey Sour.

[Barbara]

I'm reading Creole Belle by James Lee Burke. He's one of my favorite authors.