Which thread is this?? (the mystery thread)

[Anbu]

Just stumbled upon this site.. A website for mystery lovers.. :)

http://www.cozy-mystery.com/

Col.. Where are you?? :)

[Lit Bug (Foram)]

Long ago, I loved The Seventh Secret by Irving Wallace.

[Ajay]

i am reading Lawrence Block's Matthew Scudder atm...It's about a cop turned Private investigator who drinks heavily and his favorite drink is a cocktail of Bourbon and Coffee..that makes him drunk and sober at the same time..lol..i have read 2 books so far and it's good till now..

[Muddle head]

Lit Bug wrote: "Long ago, I loved The Seventh Secret by Irving Wallace."

Yew! One of my favs.. and i never saw it being mentioned by any other reader out there. One of the best Hitler conspiracies out there, right? The plot is quite good, though am not thoroughly convinced with the ending. I have an old antique copy with me...

[Ahtims]

don;t remember the name, though I remember reading many books by Wallace and a couple of Hitler conspiracies (but dont remember the author)

[Muddle head]

Been reading Reacher for a while now. Most times his guess work is quite ok, but there were moments when they just go overboard. Ex. in Killing Floor, the way he guessed where the husband (banker) is hiding, including his false name is just too much to believe.

[Girish, The Good cop]

Loved Earl Stanley Gardner's Perry Mason series with all the courtroom acrobatics to solve the mystery. Recently discovered Cool and Lam series by the same author under Kindle mystery room.
Nothing like a paperback fiction for a journey :D

[Ahtims]

http://bookriot.com/2016/11/08/readin...
Ruth Rendell/Barbara Vine - one of my favorite crime mystery authors

[Shivon]

James Patterson’s books are really great. NYPD Red and Private are really good books that starts off a series. I was also thrilled to read JKR’s (pen named Robert Galbraith) The Cuckoo's Calling and others in the series.