A Good Thriller discussion

One Kick is a standalone, Deborah, and Heartsick is the first of a series featuring Gretchen Lowell.

I believe it is Heartsick, Evil at Heart.......
Look up Chelsea Cain on here........I think there might be 6 books......
I'm on a brand new laptop.......o]and not too proficient on this one yet. Its my first LAPTOP.

Yeh........Gory Gretchen!!!!

Oh lordy, One Kick is the start of another series??!!!! Hhmmm....

I've started so many series the last few months!!

Picked these up today: , , , & .

I'm familiar with 'Paris Trout' by the same author, but that's about it. They all look very interesting & all the stories are entirely different from each other. Worth a look, i think.

Autumn that book looks totally interesting!!

Currently available for Kindle, free on Amazon: & .

Like the look of 'Squid Pulp Blues' in particular. And FREE!! It's a win-win:)

I've just download via Netgalley as a 'Read Now'

Thinking of downloading not sure yet.

Just ordered Rubberneckerand The Facts of Life and Death.

Good call Sue!

Sue wrote: "Just ordered Rubberneckerand The Facts of Life and Death."

Start with Blacklands though won't you?!!

Janet wrote: "Sue wrote: "Just ordered Rubberneckerand The Facts of Life and Death."

Start with Blacklands though won't you?!!"

Yes Janet. Blacklands is the 1st book. Two separate series.

I don't know why I was putting it off but I've just bought , and

Damn that oneclickitis!!

I just found The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian on sale.

Janet wrote: "I don't know why I was putting it off but I've just bought , and

Damn that oneclickitis!!"

But you are lucky Janet, living in UK as Belinda's books are not easy to get hold of in Canada from Amazon.ca. The two that I just ordered I ordered through another source, where you have to pay shipping.

Sue

Sue wrote: "Janet wrote: "I don't know why I was putting it off but I've just bought , and

Damn that oneclic..."

Not available on Kindle either?

Great books Sue and Janet. Although Mo Hayder is my ultimate number 1, Belinda Bauer is almost neck and neck with her.

Janet wrote: "Sue wrote: "Janet wrote: "I don't know why I was putting it off but I've just bought , and

Damn ..."

Currently no. When I plan to keep the series, I buy it in paperback format.

Dawn wrote: "Great books Sue and Janet. Although Mo Hayder is my ultimate number 1, Belinda Bauer is almost neck and neck with her."

Haven't read anything by Mo Hayder yet...but I am sure I will.

I'm soooo drowning in books (albeit ebooks!!) I can't remember if I mentioned the following two approvals via Netgalley!

A couple of really good debuts apparently and , hopefully they're good!

I'm off to drown!!!

A few days ago I bought Ty's book, The Warrior. I have a couple of library books to read first then I will be checking out our one and only, Ty Patterson.

Janet wrote: "I'm soooo drowning in books (albeit ebooks!!) I can't remember if I mentioned the following two approvals via Netgalley!

A couple of really good debuts apparently a..."

I totally understand. 7 authors contacted me over Christmas, and asked if I would read their book, and I put them off until Jan, plus I have 3 books to read from Netgalley...plus all my stacks of great books here to read. I UNDERSTAND drowning.

Sue

Dawn wrote: "A few days ago I bought Ty's book, The Warrior. I have a couple of library books to read first then I will be checking out our one and only, Ty Patterson."

Thank you for the support Dawn. appreciate it. happy to break through the all trad authors being discussed :)

Mark Edwards, Mel Sherratt are self published too. Happy for their success! :)

I requested earlier and was approved Belinda Bauer's latest yet to be released The Shut Eye.

Woo hoo!!! :0))

I just bought

Y'all are going to get me in so much trouble!!!!!

Janet wrote: "I requested earlier and was approved Belinda Bauer's latest yet to be released The Shut Eye.

Woo hoo!!! :0))"

Lucky you Janet!

Dawn wrote: "Great books Sue and Janet. Although Mo Hayder is my ultimate number 1, Belinda Bauer is almost neck and neck with her."

Good to know, Dawn. Makes me glad Blacklands has the most votes in Pick It for Me!

Janet wrote: "I requested earlier and was approved Belinda Bauer's latest yet to be released The Shut Eye.

Woo hoo!!! :0))"

Envy, envy!!!!

Sue wrote: "Janet wrote: "I don't know why I was putting it off but I've just bought , and

Damn that oneclic..."

Sue - for British books, I use bookdepository.com in the UK. Free international shipping.

I know!! Really pleased I got it. Gotta read the others first! *said still drowning and whilst watching episodes of season 3, Scandal!!!*

The only two novels I've bought so far this year are A Game of Thrones, because of it's excellent Kindle price, and All the Broken Pieces. I bought All the Broken Pieces after going through hundreds of TBR Goodreads books, over almost two months time. All the Broken Pieces is the one book that stayed with me. I hurried and finished a couple of books because I wanted to read All the Broken Pieces. :) I just bought it and will start it now. Yeah! :)



Freaking love the cover, too. :)

Pat wrote: "Sue wrote: "Janet wrote: "I don't know why I was putting it off but I've just bought , and

Damn ..."

Thanks for that info Pat, as it isn't that easy to get UK books, or really expensive. I will check it out.

Sue

Bought to kindle books today.

Taylor Adams... Eye shot

P.S Brown... Wrong Place, Wrong Time

Not hear of either, but look good

I have just bought a series of books which I believe is my Steve Robinson. I am not sure which is the first in the series. One of the titles is The Lost Empress. They were having a kindle sale last night. Two of the books were 99 cents and two of the books were $1.99. I have also bought the Rosie Project which is a book one of my book clubs is reading.

I'm a new member here. I bought The Girl on the Train
And The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie and As Chimney Sweepers Come to Dust

Currently reading A Pleasure and a Calling: A Novel

Have any of you read "Every Dead Thing" by John Connolly????
Have you read the long list of Connolly's????

He looks good enough to eat!!!!!! Can't wait to read the first book in the Charlie Parker series.

Welcome Kaima,

I hope you will go to the Please Introduce Yourself thread

Ter'e wrote: "Have any of you read "Every Dead Thing" by John Connolly????
Have you read the long list of Connolly's????

He looks good enough to eat!!!!!! Can't wait to read the first book in the Charlie Parke..."

That book is in my On Deck Circle shelf. Unfortunately, it's been there for too long.

Ter'e wrote: "Have any of you read "Every Dead Thing" by John Connolly????
Have you read the long list of Connolly's????

He looks good enough to eat!!!!!! Can't wait to read the first book in the Charlie Parke..."


All of John Connolly's books are great. His writing has a poetic style to it.

I strongly recommend his books. I mentioned them several months back :)

I also recently bought The Girl on the Train.

Ty,
I must have been sleeping when you mentioned this......or it didn't register.
Gosh, the books look awesome.

Perri wrote: "I'm curious about how you major book buyers keep track of what books you already have? (I'm looking at you, Sean :) Do you keep a list? Do you sort them when you get home and find you have duplicat..."

Perri:

I keep a detailed spreadsheet that lists the books that I have read, the author, when I read it, the genre, and if I liked it, if I own it or downloaded it, or checked it out at our library. I know. Too much detail. But it sucks to get home from the library and start reading a book only to discover that you have already read it.

Cam

Have any of you read "Every Dead Thing" by John Connolly????
Have you read the long list of Connolly's????

He looks good enough to eat!!!!!! Can't wait to read the first book in the Charlie Parker series.

Ter'e:

Yes. I have read Every Dead Thing. I really like John Connolly and his character Charlie Parker. However, TBA, it is a dark series. I have also read Dark Hollow, The Killing Kind, and Black Angel. I liked them all. Black Angel took me strange turns but still was good. You definitely want to start out with Every Dead Thing and then Dark Hollow. After that, I do not believe that it matters. Charlie Parker is a good PI detective character development. And the stories are like no other. Enjoy them.

Cam

Thanks Cam.
I ordered EDT yesterday. I will start at the beginning.
These look like they might be some great, entertaining books!!

I've been approved today on Netgalley. A recommendation from Elaine, looked quite interesting so I went for it!

I also need to stop boxsetting until the early hours and pick up my reading. TV show Brothers and Sisters is what I'm trawling through at the mo.

I'm terrible for tv shows. I don't watch British soaps so you would rarely catch me watching actual tv, instead I'm in my library with my kindle or my sons larger tablet watching all the US shows. As well as starting full series I watch The Blacklist, Greys Anatomy, Hannibal (when it's on) Bones, Criminal minds, just starting House of Cards. Also had marathon of House and Banshee ( amazing) also love Hemlock Grove. Past favourites 24, Prison Break, Heroes, White Collar, I'm sure to be missing some....

Janet wrote: "I've been approved today on Netgalley. A recommendation from Elaine, looked quite interesting so I went for it!

I also need to stop boxsetting until the early hours and ..."

I also, got approved for , and can't wait to read it.

Sue