thriller and other good books

[prowler]

If you like historical fiction, you may enjoy George R. R. Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire" series. The "Game of Thrones" TV series is based on it but that fails to show how great a writer he is. I'm currently waiting for the next book in the series.

[sammy13]

I love Shaun Hutson Clivia, but may be more horror than thriller?

Patricia Cornwell is milder.also Jodi Picoult

[Q]

When I first saw the title of this post I immediately thought James Hernert, then you said thriller NOT horror, but I would still recommend him, try Fluke it is amazing, I have read all of his books and now cant find anything to match them
RIP James

[sammy13]

Jan 11, 2015 23:05:54 GMT Q said:

When I first saw the title of this post I immediately thought James Hernert, then you said thriller NOT horror, but I would still recommend him, try Fluke it is amazing, I have read all of his books and now cant find anything to match them
RIP James

He is ( was a brilliant writer )

A good friend of mine is an author, not thriller though - woman in black some say is - Susan Hill- longest running theatre production in London I believe.

I have read all of her books obviously, but didn't like the theatre show at all, in fact I walked out at half time and went for a bevvy in covent garden.

[lynwlt]

sammy13

I've only read the first three of Susan Hill's books.

I found Simon Serrailler to be a complete knob...

Does he improve in the later books?

[sammy13]

Jan 12, 2015 15:39:17 GMT lynwlt said:

sammy13

I've only read the first three of Susan Hill's books.

I found Simon Serrailler to be a complete knob...

Does he improve in the later books?

Well he hasnt transferred to a different division 
I think the books in general have improved. 

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Some of the authors I like are in Lairey's list, but I also quite like Peter May & thoroughly enjoyed his Lewis Trilogy. www.amazon.co.uk/Peter-May/e/B000APG4K0