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New books by several of my favourite authors would have been available at my library by now. But, the libraries here have been closed since mid March here. Not sure when they will open. The latest Harlan Coban is ready for me to collect when they do. Also I will be ordering the latest from Peter James, Rennie Airth, Graham Hurley and Lynda La Plante. In the meantime I have 20+ on kindle so I will have to be content with those for now. Some are by new to me authors so as yet I do not know if I'll like them or not.
Sounds good! [emoji432]I am always looking for new authors! Sad about ur library.... and about all this in general.
What is anybody else reading??????
New books by several of my favourite authors would have been available at my library by now. But, the libraries here have been closed since mid March here. Not sure when they will open. The latest Harlan Coban is ready for me to collect when they do. Also I will be ordering the latest from Peter James, Rennie Airth, Graham Hurley and Lynda La Plante. In the meantime I have 20+ on kindle so I will have to be content with those for now. Some are by new to me authors so as yet I do not know if I'll like them or not.
Our "phase openings" are over .... but I do the Kindle thing. I downloaded The Lincoln Conspiracy, Brad Meltzer - Masked Prey, John Sandford - Texas Outlaw, James Patterson... hope you enjoy!
I’ve started reading Tony Hillerman’s Listening Woman. 90 pages in, having fun. Got it from an online seller here in Manila. I’m not too crazy about going out yet, so the books come to me.
David Bishop - The Woman. I liked it
Mike Faricy I have read several by this author previously, they have all centred around a private detective called Dev Haskell and have been very good.
My recent ones however feature a US policeman called Jack Dillon. In the first one he goes to Dublin to take part in an extradition of an American bad guy. I won't say why but he ends up staying in Dublin and being seconded to the local police.
Five stories in total, all full length 300 pages plus. Five books in one on kindle for the price of ............. zero. What's not to like
Am re-reading WWll sagas from a couple of years ago, enjoying them. Got the Alex Grey book on Kindle that YB was mentioning, will get to it some time. Having to do some of the lighter housey type jobs as friend who does my monthly clean is at home staying apart like all of us, but sure do need her expert cleaning skills for the vacuuming, the Dyson cleaner is a bit too much for me.
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