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17 Mar 17
Originally posted by TorunnWell let's see now...how about a good book. 😉 I have not been reading as much as I had been and found myself falling back into a couple of favourite authors (comfort zone). Just finished a Clive Cussler one, The Striker. It was predictable. Before that it was a James Patterson, Second Honeymoon. I look forward to a new, for me, author.
So what would you recommend me/us to read? 🙂
17 Mar 17
Originally posted by Great Big Stees"My family and other animals" is one of the books you have suggested - I enjoyed it very much.
Well let's see now...how about a good book. 😉 I have not been reading as much as I had been and found myself falling back into a couple of favourite authors (comfort zone). Just finished a Clive Cussler one, The Striker. It was predictable. Before that it was a James Patterson, Second Honeymoon. I look forward to a new, for me, author.
17 Mar 17
Originally posted by Great Big SteesIf you enjoy crime fiction, try Peter Robinson or Val McDermid.
Well let's see now...how about a good book. 😉 I have not been reading as much as I had been and found myself falling back into a couple of favourite authors (comfort zone). Just finished a Clive Cussler one, The Striker. It was predictable. Before that it was a James Patterson, Second Honeymoon. I look forward to a new, for me, author.
31 Mar 17
Originally posted by PonderableHaving finished a book by my favourite Swedish novelist and criminologist Leif GW Persson, I just found on my bookshelf a copy of Peter Robinson's 'In a Dry Season' (En ovanligt torr sommar). Why this book has escaped my attention is a mystery.
Rereading
Andreas Eschbach: Das Jesus-Video
A time-travel Thriller. The biggest success of the author so far (first Edition 1998). It was also adpated for german tv.
06 Apr 17
Originally posted by TorunnIt's a good book - Peter Robinson's 'In a Dry Season' - and it's a good story and it is easy to follow despite its different time references. I will try one of his other novels.
Having finished a book by my favourite Swedish novelist and criminologist Leif GW Persson, I just found on my bookshelf a copy of Peter Robinson's 'In a Dry Season' (En ovanligt torr sommar). Why this book has escaped my attention is a mystery.