Yes, except for his most recent, I've read everything Grisham has ever written. I would like to read your Deadly Currents. I'll be looking for it at the book store.
I would give one or two of such novels a read. Always open to trying books that don't seem to be my usual first choices. As an idea of what I prefer, my two most recent mysteries were The Geneva Trap by Stella Rimington and Blood Line by Lynda LaPlante. Both are latest installlments in series and both were well written. Now I'm into The Bookseller by Mark Pryor. While I have some misgivings about the plot,. the descriptions of Paris are so authentic that I would recommend the book just on its compelling sense of place.
Thanks, Beth for adding me -- I'm a reader and itty-bitty bit of a writer -- my writing only reaches a local circle where we share prose or poetry that we are beginning, refining or finishing.
Your novels sound interesting -- I will look for you in my local indie (the best & only kind) bookstore.
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Well, thanks, Beth!
Thanks for connecting me with this website! Looking forward to reading all the neat things on it!
Thanks Beth. I'm looking forward to reading the blogs. Have you read many of Jeffrey Martin's books?
Hi ! Beth and thanks for welcoming me :-)
Hi Beth:
Yes, except for his most recent, I've read everything Grisham has ever written. I would like to read your Deadly Currents. I'll be looking for it at the book store.
Dave
Hi Beth,
Crime Fiction is my niche. Kimberley Chambers is my current read. Yourself?
Paul
I would give one or two of such novels a read. Always open to trying books that don't seem to be my usual first choices. As an idea of what I prefer, my two most recent mysteries were The Geneva Trap by Stella Rimington and Blood Line by Lynda LaPlante. Both are latest installlments in series and both were well written. Now I'm into The Bookseller by Mark Pryor. While I have some misgivings about the plot,. the descriptions of Paris are so authentic that I would recommend the book just on its compelling sense of place.
Thanks for the add, Beth.
Looking forward to getting to know you and your work.
Hi Beth,
Thank you! That would be fine! Also, thank you for the recommendation. I'll check it out.
Yes, That would be great Beth.
Nice to meet you, fellow Coloradan
Absolutely! And THANK YOU!
Also you are my FIRST friend in here and I am very excited about your wonderful work! :)
Hi, Beth!
Thank you for the friend request! I added you and look forward to friendship! :)
Hi, Beth - Thanks for following up with procrastinator-me... I just now signed-up, and have traveled back here to let you know.
Looking forward to my first read of it!
Soon,
peggy
Hi, and Thank You back to you!
Your newsletter sounds like fun and the info on it will be from an original source -- you!!!
Thanks, Beth for adding me -- I'm a reader and itty-bitty bit of a writer -- my writing only reaches a local circle where we share prose or poetry that we are beginning, refining or finishing.
Your novels sound interesting -- I will look for you in my local indie (the best & only kind) bookstore.
Hope you have a great 2012!
Again, thanks.
peggy
Hi Beth,
Thanks for the 'friend' hope we can have some good ideas about crime and writing.
My first novel, "Splattered Blood" is just coming out tomorrow. Yeah!
Good luck with your book. Maybe one day we can be on a platform of new writers.
Mike
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