The Mystery, Crime, and Thriller Group discussion
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Hi gina and welcome! I'm sure you'll find lot of things to read.
You can check out our shelves to see the past group reads, which is a good place to start.
(The link is in the top right corner underneath the group avatar.)
You can check out our shelves to see the past group reads, which is a good place to start.
(The link is in the top right corner underneath the group avatar.)



Welcome to the group.
You and I have a couple of things in common. Before I was a lawyer, I was an CPA. I would encourage anyone who wants a solid career with wide potential, to obtain an accounting degree.
I wonder if there are any accounting sleuths in literature. If not, maybe there should be. We did, after all, collar Al Capone and many others.
Also, my husband and I have read all of the Jesse Stone books and love the movies.
All the best,
Cynthia (The Garrett half of Garrett Smith)

Welcome to the group.
You and I have a couple of things in common. Before I was a lawyer, I was an CPA. I would encourage anyone who wants a solid career with wide potential, to obtain an ..."
I just checked the Stop You're Killing Me job index - it includes 8 accountants as protagonists. I don't think I have come across any of them though.
Briefly: currently f/t student (returned to university as an adult); want to earn a BA and masters in Accounting/Auditing. Will read anything, but love crime fiction and mystery the most. Currently reading Jess Stone series; James M Cain and Jim Thompson are favorites I return to re-read.
Am always open to new suggestions, learning about new authors. Really looking forward to participating here.