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[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

Great reviews Jayne! I added the first one to my TBR list, thanks:)

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

Loved your review Cliff...you were obviously very impressed with the book.

[Michael]

Cliff wrote: "Just read Double Indemnity which blew me away. Review here.

I found Rebecca, which is one of the Oct/Dec quarter group reads, on my bookshelves so will read it sometime between now and the end of..."

Did you do that for another awesome bookclub ;)

[Michael]

Read Double Indemnity for an awesome goodreads group

[Yuliya]

Almost finished The Priest by Gerard O'Donovan - it my first book by this writer. this book first in a series of Dublin-based thrillers introducing Inspector Mike Mulcahy, who is investigating attaks on teenager girls by religion-obsessed serial killer.

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

Just finished A Darkness More Than Night by Michael Connelly...5 stars...review to follow:)

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

After finishing After the Darkness by Honey Brown...brilliant psychological suspense, I'll be starting Bright Air by Barry Maitland later...both Australian authors:)

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

I read by Helen Goltz last night - received in the mail yesterday afternoon from the author... my review http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/...

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

Honey Brown's After the Darkness was brilliant...my review http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/...

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

It was Michael! I really enjoyed it:)

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

My review for A Darkness More Than Night by Michael Connelly which I finished a couple of days ago.... http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/...

[Clare]

is Rebecca worth the purchase, i have been umming and ahhing over it. I want to read it for the club though. This is always something I have wanted to be a part of..literature discussion. Especially crime/thriller/suspense. Also can anyone reccommend say the best crime authour currently writing? I have slipped a bit behind over the last few years??

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

Why don't you borrow Rebecca from your library Clare?

Check out the threads for the top ten crime authors too, Clare:) http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/9...

[Clare]

Hi, nice to hear from you!
Its hard for me to get out as i am 28 and sick (terminal cancer) so i have to rely on others to take me places but ill certainly try. Or I can buy it on amazon for my Ipad its much cheaper than getting the hard copy. All the reviews look fantastic though. Thanks for the suggestion.

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

Oh Clare, so sorry to hear! Well, like you say, your ipad might be a good option...though I have just checked Amazon's price and Book Depository is the cheapest.

http://www.bookdepository.co.uk/Rebec...

If your library isn't an option, maybe BD with their free delivery would work for you:) Take care.

[Michael]

Might be worth checking if your local library supports Overdrive. That way you can borrow books from the libraries ebook collection to your iPad. It's very easy to use too. But personally I think Rebecca is well worth it.

[Jaymark]

I am currently reading book:Mortal Pursuit|11244912]. Seems to me a good read!

[Mish]

Mortal Pursuit by Michael Prescott Sounds good :)

[[deleted user]]

I am currently reading so many things... Okay maybe not that many:

Dracula for school
The Map of the Sky and Risk won from goodreads firstreads
Celtic Blood, The Book of the Forsaken and 12: A Novel About the End of the Mayan Calendar given to by author.


They are all pretty good so far. And I can actually keep up with what's going on in all of them.

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

Oh my Mickey...how do you do that?? 6 all at one time!!!

[[deleted user]]

Brenda wrote: "Oh my Mickey...how do you do that?? 6 all at one time!!!"

I'm not sure but I can. Although I have a friend who reads about 10 at a time and I have no idea how!

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

No no no!!! lol I can do 2, but I rarely do more than one at a time:)

[Jaymark]

Yes Mish! I am still plowing through it.There is something the way it was written that gives you chills up the spine with excitement. It is my first book from that author which I found in Amazon via my Kindle, and I don't regret purchasing it. I have 2 other books from him, I will give my feedback to it as well!

[Lynxie]

Currently readingMiss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children which contains a little mystery with a liberal dash of paranormal, science-fiction and romance. I am enjoying it although it really is rather peculiar... Suppose I should expect as much given the title. :)

[Lynxie]

They sure are Michael! Some of those kids could give one nightmares! :) I am still not sure how it will end! Just over half way through now :)

[Yuliya]

Lynxie wrote: "Currently readingMiss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children which contains a little mystery with a liberal dash of paranormal, scienc..."

It was good, and pretty much suitable for young readers, I gave it to my 9 years daughter and she enjoyed it equally.

[Yuliya]

Hazel wrote: "The Princess Bride"

it was one of my favorite readings recently

[Yuliya]

I just finished The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson and it was dark deep creepy perfect. I loved also her We Have Always Lived in the Castle.
Right now I'm readingThe Grim Reaper's Dance by Judy Clemens, it's second book from series there Death is a companion for main character Casey who run from one disaster to another

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

Some good reading going on at the moment:)

I'm currently reading The Light Between Oceans by Aussie author M.L. Stedman and I'm really enjoying it so far!

[Kate]

just started the day with Nigel G. Mitchell's Dead Links :)

[Shelleyrae]

I'm reading Darkness on the Edge of Town, next up is The Robbers by Paul Anderson

[Lynxie]

Currently reading The Book Thief which is a little different to what I though it would be. Enjoying is so far though.

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

Lynxie wrote: "Currently reading The Book Thief which is a little different to what I though it would be. Enjoying is so far though."

Loved The Book Thief Lynxie:)

Am reading Assassin by Tara Moss at the moment, and really enjoying it..

[Lynxie]

I love Tara Moss too!! I don't think I've read that one though, I think I got to #5... coz that was all that was out. I'll have to add that one to the TBR list too now!!

[[deleted user]]

Lynxie wrote: "Currently reading The Book Thief which is a little different to what I though it would be. Enjoying is so far though."

I really liked The Book Thief Lynxie . it was written in such a unique style just something really different for a change.

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

Lynxie wrote: "I love Tara Moss too!! I don't think I've read that one though, I think I got to #5... coz that was all that was out. I'll have to add that one to the TBR list too now!!"

This is a new release Lynxie. Her last one was AGES ago, about Mak! I'm almost finished, it's brilliant!

[Stephen]

I am currently reading "Ambrose Bierce and the Death of Kings", which was in a box of books I got from the library. The story is a bit unclear at this stage but it's well written and quite readable so far. A pleasant surprise.
It's a historical mystery set in late 1800's America, and interesting from that angle also.

[Carolyn]

I have finally finished book 6 of the Wheel of Times series and now reading book 7 A Crown of Swords. I can wait until I finish the series and move onto something else.

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

Stephen wrote: "I am currently reading "Ambrose Bierce and the Death of Kings", which was in a box of books I got from the library. The story is a bit unclear at this stage but it's well written and quite readable..."

Ambrose Bierce and the Death of Kings :)

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

My review for Assassin by Tara Moss ... http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/...

I'm now reading The Vanishing Point by Val McDermid

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

I'm sure you would Michael, and the best part for you would be, being able to read them all close together, as they were fairly spread apart. So starting with #1 and going through would give you the full flow of the characters as they grow!

[Yuliya]

I'm reading Defending Jacobby William Landay it's so meaningfull and brilliant -

[Yuliya]

Hazel wrote: "Yuliya wrote: "I'm reading Defending Jacobby William Landay it's so meaningfull and brilliant -"

read that earlier this year-brilliant book!"

It was discover for me. I choose this book absolutely random. Tone of book is so simple and so straight , but it's so deeply psychological and meaningfull, it’s just amazing!

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

5 stars for The Vanishing Point by Val McDermid which I just finished. Excellent....review to follow.

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

Brenda wrote: "5 stars for The Vanishing Point by Val McDermid which I just finished. Excellent....review to follow."

As promised, my review http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/...

[Elaine]

In this genre I'm currently reading An Iron Rose by Peter Temple. Also reading Heartstone which is the 6th book in the Shardlake series. And finally Wolf Hall which satisfies my passion for historical fiction.

[[deleted user]]

- not that far in, but loving it!

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

I started reading In Cold Blood by Truman Capote today:)

[Elaine]

Brenda wrote: "I started reading In Cold Blood by Truman Capote today:)"
Great book Brenda.Hope you enjoy it. Would be interested to know what you think once you're done.

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

Thanks Elaine. I'm enjoying it so far, even though I'm not far in. I read a brilliant review of it today as well.... http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/...