Book recommendations

[PlymSlimCyclist]

Anything by James Herbert or Dean Koontz, my favourites by Herbert are:

'48
The Rats Trilogy

Koontz:

Watchers (re-reading currently)
Odd Thomas collection

I have a few more but forgotten the names currently.

 

[winjim]

Have you read the A Song of Fire and Ice books (what the TV series the Games of Thrones is based on)?

A very good series of books for those who like to know exactly what every character is wearing, and exactly what they had for dinner.

 

[Dave Davenport]

How abot the Girl with a Dragon Tattoo trilogy?

Don't know if it's down to the translation but I only got about a third through the first one before giving up, thought it was very poor.

 

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

I like Åsa Larsson's Rebecka Martinsson series of books which a Swedish friend of mine introduced me to.
Also Arnaldur Indridason Reykjavik Murder Mysteries are proving interesting and Andrea K Höst's Touchstone series was an excellent read (the first book is a little slow to start but once it does get going is really good - Kindle price is now back up to £0.70!).
Another series I have found to be excellent is Jan Costin Wagner's books.

 

[Dave Davenport]

Twelve years a slave (37p on Kindle) is interesting.

 

[cd365]

Twelve years a slave (37p on Kindle) is interesting.

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