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[YB]

Brouwer wrote: Number 4 in the Millennium-serie (Det som inte dödar oss), not by the original writer Stieg Larsson (who has died) but by David Lagercrantz

I read that earlier this year, I was not impressed

[Style]

Style, The Final Hour by Tom Wood comes out 8/29/17.

NICE. thx.

[Deanie]

Style, The Final Hour by Tom Wood comes out 8/29/17.

[Meg]

Y is for Yesterday by Sue Grafton...I think that came out just a couple days ago. I love this series and will be so sad when the alphabet ends!

[momckee]

I believe you would enjoy some of the books I read, but not all of them, Mo. You can always check 'em out at Amazon.com.
Robert Galbraith is the pen name used by J K Rowling. I enjoy her PI Cormoran Strike series.

I did know that was Rowling's pen name for that book and although I got it on Kindle I found it wasn't really interesting to me. The others I'll have to list them and check them out on Amazon as I can't possibly remember them without a note.

[Deanie]

I believe you would enjoy some of the books I read, but not all of them, Mo. You can always check 'em out at Amazon.com.
Robert Galbraith is the pen name used by J K Rowling. I enjoy her PI Cormoran Strike series.

[momckee]

I really have to make a list of these books Deanie, I think you probably like some of the same kind of books I do so I should pay attention. The Galbraith one I had a look at and it didn't catch my interest, wasn't that also the name of a philosopher?

[Deanie]

Looking forward to Six Of Crows by Leigh Bardugo, After You by Jo Jo Moyes, and Blessed Are Those Who Mourn by Kristi Belcamino. All three will be released 9/29/15.

In October will be Hot Countries by Timothy Hallinan, Strong Light by Jon Land, Black In The Box by Russell Blake, and Career of Evil by Robert Galbraith.

[Brouwer]

Number 4 in the Millennium-serie (Det som inte dödar oss), not by the original writer Stieg Larsson (who has died) but by David Lagercrantz

[Dan M.]

Yesterday (Thursday) I received a text from my local bookshop to say that my reserved copy of Make me is available for collection Off to get it after work today. It's only 0815.

No stinkin' way!! That's not fair!!

[Meg]

X by Sue Grafton is out too....let me know how you like that one, Fiona.

[momckee]

Just started The Nature of the Beast by Louise Penny, great writer, an Inspector Gamache mystery. Louise Penny is a great writer. The Nature of the Beast is her latest novel.

[4AMNTN]

Woo-hoo Fiona!


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[Fiona]

Yesterday (Thursday) I received a text from my local bookshop to say that my reserved copy of Make me is available for collection Off to get it after work today. It's only 0815.

[momckee]

Just finished rather than currently reading, The Murder Road by Stephen Booth, more mystery maybe than murder set in the Peak District, very dark atmosphere throughout the book, farms barely surviving, lots of mud, bleak weather, altogether a bit of a depressing read. I usually enjoy his books featuring the Cooper and Fry main characters but this one just didn't grab me. Probably more suited to English readers who live in or near the Peak District in England, lots of names of well-known places (to them).

Also just finished Operation Blind Spot by William Peter Grasso, a unit of US troops are tasked to land on a small island occupied by the Japanese and take over the lookout and broadcasting outpost on the island in preparation for McArthur's big push in the Pacific. In the unit are two Nisei (Japanese extraction US troops) taken along as interpreters to translate what the Japanese are broadcasting from the outpost. This leads to some problems in the unit but it is quickly solved. A good WWII fiction read with lots of cracks at McArthur as the Supreme Commander - sounds as though he was disliked by the fighting men.