[Joorn59]

Originally Posted by Davonu

You folks gave me such great feedback in my Looking for TV Series to Watch thread I figured I'd do the same regarding my search for a good book to read...

I read quite a bit and of course have my favorite authors and such, but I'm very interested in what all you readers out there consider your favorites. I like mysteries, thrillers, science fiction on occasion, but I'm absolutely open to all genres. Guess I've said enough. Can't wait to 'hear' what you have to 'say'.

Lee Child
Also try ‘West with Giraffes’ based on true story of giraffes traveling from NYC to Cal.in the 30s

[Joorn59]

Any Janet Evanovich book They’re all numbered. Start at the first

[JanetMM]

BOOK WOMAN OF TROUBLESOME CREEK
by Kim Michele Richardson

Of course, OUTLANDER by Diana Gabaldon

[JanetMM]

Originally Posted by gypsycaravan

"A Land Remembered". A favorite of both my husband and myself. An historical novel of the early settling of Florida with a great story of settler ranchers and Seminole Indians. Gave us an entire new picture of Florida.

Absolutely! Really enjoyed this. The author really did some research.

[Ron Miller]

Originally Posted by Davonu

You folks gave me such great feedback in my Looking for TV Series to Watch thread I figured I'd do the same regarding my search for a good book to read...

I read quite a bit and of course have my favorite authors and such, but I'm very interested in what all you readers out there consider your favorites. I like mysteries, thrillers, science fiction on occasion, but I'm absolutely open to all genres. Guess I've said enough. Can't wait to 'hear' what you have to 'say'.

The Spirits of Cimbri, Attack on Cimbri, and The Flames of Cimbri on Amazon.com, Like "Game of Thrones" and "The Three Musketeers rolled into one. Strong personal stories and outstanding battle scenes. Each is a stand alone , but each follows one another

[Ron Miller]

Originally Posted by Davonu

You folks gave me such great feedback in my Looking for TV Series to Watch thread I figured I'd do the same regarding my search for a good book to read...

I read quite a bit and of course have my favorite authors and such, but I'm very interested in what all you readers out there consider your favorites. I like mysteries, thrillers, science fiction on occasion, but I'm absolutely open to all genres. Guess I've said enough. Can't wait to 'hear' what you have to 'say'.

If you're looking for for a different interesting read, then"Chasing Shadows", by Ron Miller at Amazon.con. Great historical murder/mystery with an unusual twist. High drama and surprise ending.

[kathyspear]

Originally Posted by gator68

I can’t find this book. I really want to read it as my name was Valerie Plumb and I am from New Jersey. Any suggestions? Thanks

I think the poster meant STEPHANIE PLUM. Author is Janet Evanovich. Book #28 will be out in the Fall.

kathy

[Dwest135790]

It’s the Stephanie Plum series …the Author is Janet Evanovich

[TesaA]

For a fun read ... mindless entertainment, Janet Evanovich series featuring Stephanie Plum. Fairly comical with a bit of mystery and suspense thrown in.

Serious mystery but not gruesome, books by Louise Penney regarding Inspector Gamache. New one is coming out in August. I have read all the existing ones.

[TesaA]

Yes, it is Janet Evanovich the author and Stephanie Plum the character. Book number 28 is arriving November 8.

[airstreamingypsy]

Originally Posted by gypsycaravan

"A Land Remembered". A favorite of both my husband and myself. An historical novel of the early settling of Florida with a great story of settler ranchers and Seminole Indians. Gave us an entire new picture of Florida.

I was going to say the same thing. It was such an interesting insight to the history of Florida.

[Heytubes]

I would recommend “Requiem For The Dead” by Victor Alvarez. This is a military murder mystery thriller written in the same manner of James Patterson and Tom Clancy. He has another even more intriguing book with the same characters being released in September called “The Theseus Conspiracy.”

[rsibole]

Originally Posted by Davonu

You folks gave me such great feedback in my Looking for TV Series to Watch thread I figured I'd do the same regarding my search for a good book to read...

I read quite a bit and of course have my favorite authors and such, but I'm very interested in what all you readers out there consider your favorites. I like mysteries, thrillers, science fiction on occasion, but I'm absolutely open to all genres. Guess I've said enough. Can't wait to 'hear' what you have to 'say'.

“Love Wins” by Rob Bell . . . . . . short quick read that will have a profound and lasting affect on your life.

[shermdogny]

Originally Posted by Davonu

You folks gave me such great feedback in my Looking for TV Series to Watch thread I figured I'd do the same regarding my search for a good book to read...

I read quite a bit and of course have my favorite authors and such, but I'm very interested in what all you readers out there consider your favorites. I like mysteries, thrillers, science fiction on occasion, but I'm absolutely open to all genres. Guess I've said enough. Can't wait to 'hear' what you have to 'say'.

Tales from the Eerie Canal: 22 Stories of the Delightfully Dark and Creepy. 5-star Amazon reviews. Amazon.com

[Betty Wagner]

The Outlander series. And Greg Iles.