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And the Herries Chronicles by Hugh Walpole

Still none the wiser then Stray lol

Jac got em on me list, the poor bloke at the markets gonna have his work cut out for him Sunday lol

Im glad I asked now as I have loads of ideas, thanks everyone :o)

Jax just finished that Harlan Coben and can def say that the 1st 1 I read wasn't a 1 off good book. He is good.
Another couple are Mark Billingham and Stephen Leather

back to fantasy try J V Jones and Mercedes Lackey for more on the light side.

Managed to find a couple of authors from here to add to my read list. Ta

iv tryed googling but just cant find i :(
i no it was defo set in gloucester coz she suspected her dad knew fred west

and her dad wasa bus drver

no tats not it hun :( but thanku xx

it was a true story im sure it wasset in glouster

I love reading I just don't have the time at the mment. I'm hoping to get some books read in summer break. There's a big pile there waiting for me.

lol at least ya knew the name of the Westlife annual haha

noooooooooooo its all the twists n turns havent told u them it will bug me now tho lol

lmao @ Stray

very helpful :-))))))))))))))))

Sue xx

Stray good job ya dont know the name of the book cos there would be no point me reading it cos ya told me what happened pmsl

i once read a book and t was one of the best book i ever read but i dont recall what it was called haha

was about a little gidl who had been murdered and the author for years suspected her dad and her fmaily disowned her she wrote a book about it her father later admited 30 years later he did it

Barb that Stray is so cheeky she even played one of their songs in my house, how dare she!! lol

I love reading too even as a child I always had me nose stuck in a book.

Westlife Annual, mmm can't see that getting on my booklist either...wmsl...

Good reading Jax...I read all the time....xx

Barbara & KazI finished the Kate Mosse ones last week they were on my to do list I completed lol

Thanks all ive googled all the books you have mentioned and now have a fine list to bug the book man at the local market for lol

Apart for one inparticular

*bounces copy of westlife annual off strays head pmsl

I have read Kate Mosse Labrynth and just recently purchased Sepulchre, I loved her first book.


and Cat...I read all of Tess Gerritson's books

I buy all my books in the charity shops or car boot sales.

Another book I couldn't put down was William Napier's Attilla, very well written and loved it.

Hi Jax :-)

Only skim read so don't know if anyone else has suggested these. James Patterson he does the women's murder club and Alex Cross as well as a few stand alone book. Tess Gerittson is another good one.

A good author who isn't in the genres you mentioned is Jodi Picoult, she tackles some very sensitive subjects and makes you think. I think one of her books 'My Sister's Keeper' has been made into a film.

Hi ya

Have you read the Kate Mosse books, Labyrinth & Sepulchre? If you like Dan Brown then am sure you will enjoy these if you haven't already.
For a good genealogy type story I would recommend Kate Morton's The Forgotten Garden (set in Cornwalll, London & Oz). She also wrote The House at Riverton which I enjoyed too.

Best wishes

Kaz

westlife the annual 2009 lmaooooooooooo

I've never been able to read The Hobbit, but another 'oldie' that I (surprisingly) could read was the Gormenghast Trilogy by Mervyn Peake.
This consists of (amazingly ) 3 books - Titus Groan, Gormenghast and Titus Alone.