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About to start Alex Cross Run by James Patterson.

I just started Sudden Prey by John Sandford last night, and I'm listening to The Lion's Game by Nelson Demille on Audible

All Sandford's books are great. I have several other books on tape /CD to listen to.

I've enjoyed Game of Thrones on HBO, but now I'm going through withdrawls and am considering reading the series, Song of Ice and Fire. Any advice there? Does the TV show follow the books?

Miekey wrote: "I've enjoyed Game of Thrones on HBO, but now I'm going through withdrawls and am considering reading the series, Song of Ice and Fire. Any advice there? Does the TV show follow the books?"

Most of the major beats are there, it's somewhat out of sequence. I will say I loved the first three books but didn't enjoy the last two as much.

Currently reading Moll Flanders for another group. Just finished and

Ctgt wrote: "Miekey wrote: "I've enjoyed Game of Thrones on HBO, but now I'm going through withdrawls and am considering reading the series, Song of Ice and Fire. Any advice there? Does the TV show follow the b..."

Someone suggested to me that Hilary Mantel's books might be a good stop-gap for the Game of Thrones fan. Just passing it along--I haven't read them yet myself.

I'm currently reading Stephen King's "11/22/63," concerning time travel and the Kennedy assassination.

Bob wrote: "All Sandford's books are great. I have several other books on tape /CD to listen to."

I agree with you. I have never read a bad Sandford book. He's one of my favorite authors.

I just downloaded Elizabeth George's Believing The Lie (#17). As an avid fan of the Lynley series, I can't wait! I try not to read her books as soon as they come out so that I don't have to wait a full year for the next one! Luckily #18 is already out so... yippee!

I finished the third in what was to be a trilogy by Jeffrey Archer, "Best Kept Secret" (The Clifton Chronicles"). It was a cliff-hanger (pun intended). Apparently the series has done so well it's no longer a trilogy.

I finished the third in what was to be a trilogy by Jeffrey Archer, "Best Kept Secret" (The Clifton Chronicles"). It was a cliff-hanger (pun intended). Apparently the series has done so well it's no longer a trilogy.

I finished the third in what was to be a trilogy by Jeffrey Archer, "Best Kept Secret" (The Clifton Chronicles"). It was a cliff-hanger (pun intended). Apparently the series has done so well it's no longer a trilogy.

I finished the third in what was to be a trilogy by Jeffrey Archer, "Best Kept Secret" (The Clifton Chronicles"). It was a cliff-hanger (pun intended). Apparently the series has done so well it's no longer a trilogy.

I guess Sandi liked Best Kept Secret!! LOL.

I too am following that series and waiting for the last one, so didn't read that one yet. however, I really liked the first two books. I love everything Jeffrey Archer writes and have read them all.

June wrote: "I guess Sandi liked Best Kept Secret!! LOL.

I too am following that series and waiting for the last one, so didn't read that one yet. however, I really liked the first two books. I love everyth..."

System stopped, I'm surprised it ever got there!

June wrote: "I guess Sandi liked Best Kept Secret!! LOL.

I too am following that series and waiting for the last one, so didn't read that one yet. however, I really liked the first two books. I love everyth..."

System stopped, I'm surprised it ever got there!

Sandi wrote: "June wrote: "I guess Sandi liked Best Kept Secret!! LOL.

I too am following that series and waiting for the last one, so didn't read that one yet. however, I really liked the first two books. I..."

I started noticing this problem a couple of days ago (at least when I'm on my tablet). It all seems to post but it shows that it is still processing. It seems to post all right when I'm on my phone.

Jan C wrote: "Sandi wrote: "June wrote: "I guess Sandi liked Best Kept Secret!! LOL.

I too am following that series and waiting for the last one, so didn't read that one yet. however, I really liked the first..."

Yes, I'm just leaving the page, eventually it gets posted!

Just finished The Kill Room by Jeffery Deaver. Really good! My first book by that author. I'll be back for more:) Just started Stoker's Manuscript by Royce Prouty. Very gothic feel to it. Liking it so far.

I just finished I, Michael Bennett by James Patterson. I found that it was an entertaining book. I just started The Marching Season by Daniel Silva.

I gave up on The Mirror of the Soul - J. Lloyd Morgan and I've read and finished Lily and the Billionaire: Vol. 1 - Ana Vela. Now I am going back to Edge of Disaster - A.M. Hargrove.

Tad wrote: "Just finished The Kill Room by Jeffery Deaver. Really good! My first book by that author. I'll be back for more:) Just started Stoker's Manuscript by Royce Prouty. Very gothic feel to it. Liking..."

The Lincoln Rhyme series is one of my favorites. You should certainly read the rest, you will love them. I'm currently reading The Kill Room, also.

Really haven't been reading lately lost my dad on the 22nd but hopefully I will start reading again soon.

Jojo, I am sending my condolences and hugs xx

Ty Fiona

Virtual hugs and sympathy. How hard that is for you.

I am now reading The Asylum, not quite sure what is going on yet, but I am enjoying it. Every so often I find I just need a ghost story.

So sorry, Jojo. My thoughts are with you.

Deepest sympathies Jojo. Hugs to you and your family.

Starting on this week

I finished book 5 of Karin Slaughter's Grant County series, Faithless and have now started on the very last book of this series, Beyond Reach . So far, it's great! I can't wait to get deeper into it.

Jojo wrote: "Really haven't been reading lately lost my dad on the 22nd but hopefully I will start reading again soon."

Oh, Jojo, I'm sorry to hear about your Dad. They leave such a big dad-shaped hole, don't they?

Aiesha wrote: "I finished book 5 of Karin Slaughter's Grant County series, Faithless and have now started on the very last book of this series, Beyond Reach [bookcover:Beyond Reach|217..."

Ack! Aiesha what will you do once you've finished both Slaughter's series? How will you go on? ;>

Fortunately, I am only on the second Grant County and the third Will Trent so I'm good for a few weeks yet.

Just starting and

Just finished The Kill Room and it was another great Lincoln Rhyme book. Now reading Dolores Claiborne.

Renee wrote: "Aiesha wrote: "I finished book 5 of Karin Slaughter's Grant County series, Faithless and have now started on the very last book of this series, Beyond Reach [bookcover:B..."

I don't know!! I'm already trying to think of what to read next. There are several Eve Duncan books by Iris Johansen I need to catch up on. I'm almost done with the Quincy/Rainie series by Lisa Garnder. I only have 2 more books in that series to read. I'm also reading the In Death series by JD Robb (which is forever long!!) and the Harry Bosch series by Michael Connelly so I have plenty to read lol. It's just a matter of what to read next!

Miekey wrote: "I've enjoyed Game of Thrones on HBO, but now I'm going through withdrawls and am considering reading the series, Song of Ice and Fire. Any advice there? Does the TV show follow the books?"

Bob wrote: "All Sandford's books are great. I have several other books on tape /CD to listen to."

Sandford is one of the few writers who, after reading his first one, I went on to read the rest one after the other. Connelly is another writer I can read back to back.

Just started by Janet Evanovich and Lee Goldberg. Nicolas Fox is reminding me a lot of White Collar's Neal Caffrey. Fun book.

I've just finished "A Man without breath." By Phillip Kerr. A good read if you enjoy detective stories set against historical events. A WW2 story written from a German perspective. Well written and cleaver, as all Phillip Kerr novels are.

Iam currently reading Killer Rumors by Anrenello Fiore. I'm half way through and consider a must read.

Malina wrote: "Just starting and "

I read Live by Night very recently and really liked it (4 stars).

Dorie wrote: "Just started by Janet Evanovich and Lee Goldberg. Nicolas Fox is reminding me a lot of White Collar's Neal Caffrey. Fun book."

I'm going to read this book next and the description reminded me of the show White Collar, also.

I am into 100 pages of . It is an unusual book, mystery, comparing
Denmark with Greenland, people, animals,etc. a study of
snow. I will finish it. It is worth reading.

I'm currently reading Flying Colours by C.S. Forester (historical fiction), Titanic, First Accounts, by Tim Maltin (His) and just started The Water Rat of Wanchai, a new mystery for me, by Ian Hamilton.

Am reading The Book of Secrets. Hope it is as good as it sounds.

Tad wrote: "Just finished The Kill Room by Jeffery Deaver. Really good! My first book by that author. I'll be back for more:) Just started Stoker's Manuscript by Royce Prouty. Very gothic feel to it. Liking..."
Stoker is waiting for me at the library. Let me know what you think when you finish.

Kathryn wrote: "I'm going to read this book next and the description reminded me of the show White Collar, also..."

Yeah, one of the authors has to be a White Collar fan. That's okay though, because it's one of my favorite shows. Hope you enjoy the book.

Dorie wrote: "Kathryn wrote: "I'm going to read this book next and the description reminded me of the show White Collar, also..."

Yeah, one of the authors has to be a White Collar fan. That's okay though, beca..."

I think Lee Goldberg did the show Monk, which I really liked, so I'm anxious to start. Pretty good pairing with Janet Evanovich.

Hi :) I'm new here :) I was looking for a group of mystery books and I found this group :) Seems great.

Yesterday I finished reading It was a very good book. So addicting. It took me 2 days. And yesterday evening I began reading and again this book is good from the start :) I like when a book is addicting at first.

I finished The Last Victim by Karen Robards. It's a good mystery/thriller spiced up with some paranormal romance. I don't usually like romance in my mysteries but this was a bit different and rather entertaining. I enjoyed the book. 4 stars.