Mystery/Thriller Reading Friends discussion

1. ToxicPrey, John Sandford
2. Standing Ground, Robert Cole
3. Bouncing Overwatch, Robert Cole
4. Bones of Coral, James Hall
5. One Deadly Eye, Randy Wayne White
6. Man in the Water, David Housewright
7. Dog Day Afternoon, David Rosenfelt
8. Sierra Six, Mark Greaney
9. Bone Rattle, Marc Cameron
10. Reconciliation for the Dead, Paul Hardisty
11. Bangkok Haunts, John Burkett

Nice month Dan. I've read only one of these, Bangkok Haunts and am ready for the next book in that series. I thought i might have read Bones of Coral but apparently not yet. The Robert Cole books look to be quite chilling, since you have read the latest two in the series here, they must be good.

Ann, the Bangkok series is really good. I am interested in the Bangkok location since I was there; the plots are well done; there is a heavy dose of Buddhist beliefs mixed with spiritualism; and the prevalence of graft and corruption in almost all police and government dealings holds a central status throughout.

Ann, the Cole books are one of the better distopian stories I’ve read. It mixes terrorism with drastic world changes, and focuses on one group’s journey through the changing remains of society.

Thanks Dan, adding to the towering list. I've got the John Marsden Tomorrow series lined up to complete and will be looking for more. (2 of the 7) https://www.goodreads.com/series/4099...
Dan in AZ wrote: "Ann, the Cole books are one of the better distopian stories I’ve read. It mixes terrorism with drastic world changes, and focuses on one group’s journey through the changing remains of society."

nice month, dan.

I think you are way ahead of me on the Rosenfelt books! I had to"DNF" Outfoxed this month. Just couldn't get interested in the story.

To each her own, Susie.

I have only heard of two of those books - Sanford's and Rosenfelt's... I am off to investigate - may need to add to my growing TBR.

You will never go wrong with Sanford.

I just added the John Burkett series to my "I Won't Live Long Enough" list, but higher up. I have a brother who practices (correct term?) Buddhism for years, and I like to get my whispers of it from unconventional sources.

(And OMG - please don't read anything into my list name! I've gone from being violently ill Tuesday night to just plain cranky today...)

Gail, whatever we call our shelf/list, we all have one (or more) :) of those!
Gail W wrote: "I just added the John Burkett series to my "I Won't Live Long Enough" list, but higher up. I have a brother who practices (correct term?) Buddhism for years, and I like to get my whispers of it fro..."

I came up empty until I realized it was John Burdett you were talking about. I read Bangkok 8 a while back at your recommendation I'm sure. That novel was something!!!
Lots of other familiar authors in your list. Haven't heard of Cole, though. I'll have to check him out.