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    by flossyflathat

    Thursday, January 31 2013, 11:29AM

    “Try Mark Billingham (Inspector Thorne)
    Also theres Linwood Barclay. He`s american and writes stand alone novels which I find are very good.”

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    by darkchuck

    Thursday, January 31 2013, 11:51AM

    “Iain Banks, the wasp factory”

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    by EvolvedJonno

    Thursday, January 31 2013, 12:47PM

    “Read a few books lately, here's a few i found brilliant.

    Stieg Larrson Trilogy (The girl with the dragon tattoo/the girl who played with fire/the girl who kicked the hornets nest)

    Linwood Barclay - No time for goodbye

    Dan Brown - Da Vinci Code

    The Millennium Trilogy is probably my favourite set of books of all time though.”

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    by reallyyoung_G

    Thursday, January 31 2013, 1:49PM

    “Ruth Rendell”

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    by jenoh

    Friday, February 01 2013, 12:59AM

    “Terry Pratchett, Neil Gaiman if you like fantasy. I couldn't get through the second Millenium book after ploughing my way through the first. It may be something to do with the translation but it seemed very preachy and the fun stuff about Lisbeth was removed.
    I liked 'The Da Vinci Code' but then read 'Angels and Demons' which is DREADFUL. Every chapter ends with a cliffhanger. Eventually I was mentally going "Da Da Daaah" at the end of each chapter which made it more entertaining.
    'The Night Circus' is gorgeous and should be read with hot chocolate.”

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    by reallyyoung_G

    Friday, February 01 2013, 6:45AM

    “I love Terry Pratchett but I thought we were suggesting detective type books.”

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    by Little_Ole_G

    Friday, February 01 2013, 7:49AM

    “Karin Slaughter for crime/detective novels with a nasty twist.”

  • Profile image for woodtouch1

    by woodtouch1

    Friday, February 01 2013, 1:38PM

    “To flossyflathat, darkchuck,EvolvedJonno ,reallyyoung G , jenoh
    and Little_OLe-G . Thank you for your response to my post ,
    there are a few there that I shall have a look at. I have read
    all Dan Browns Books except The Lost Symbol , I think they
    are brilliant .
    Thanks again
    Terry .”

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    by mutton8

    Friday, February 01 2013, 4:48PM

    “Lee Child's Reacher novels are a good read and Janet Evenovich Plum stories for a bit of humour?”

  • Profile image for reallyyoung_G

    by reallyyoung_G

    Friday, February 01 2013, 6:12PM

    “My all time favourite is The Three Little Wolves and the Big Bad Pig.”

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    by Missfoodlove

    Friday, February 01 2013, 9:19PM

    “I loved Paolo Coelho's The Alchemist and The Pilgramage but the book that I read time and time again is Jane Eyre, I never tire of it and always find a sentence or passage that I had previously missed, it never fails to delight!”

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    by cara_mia

    Sunday, February 03 2013, 9:47AM

    “A few years ago, I read The Day Of Independence, about corruption in The Vatican. I have recommended it to a few people but we can find no trace of it but I'm almost certain the author was Paolo Coelho. Can anyone help?”

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    by Missfoodlove

    Sunday, February 03 2013, 10:20AM

    “Paolo Coehlo has not written any book with a title even vaguely similar. Could you be meaning The Millenari Shroud of Secrecy?”

  • Profile image for woodtouch1

    by woodtouch1

    Sunday, February 03 2013, 9:16PM

    “Paolo Coelho's books ar certainly different but brilliant never
    the less - worth recommending I believe but somehow I don't
    think he wrote 'The Day Of Independance'

    Thanks for reminding me about Lee Child and Reacher mutton8,
    it's a long while since I read one of his .”

  • Profile image for woodtouch1

    by woodtouch1

    Sunday, February 03 2013, 9:27PM

    “Paolo Coelho wrote seven books in all but unfortunately
    cara_mia ' The Day Of Independance ' was not amongst
    them. Are you sure it was put out in book form under
    that title .”

  • Profile image for woodtouch1

    by woodtouch1

    Sunday, February 03 2013, 9:34PM

    “For the record - Richard Ford wrote ' Independance Day '
    does that help ?”

  • Profile image for Missfoodlove

    by Missfoodlove

    Sunday, February 03 2013, 10:07PM

    “The Richard Ford novel is about a middle aged American and has no religious connotations.”

  • Profile image for woodtouch1

    by woodtouch1

    Tuesday, February 05 2013, 10:04AM

    “Thanks Missfoodlove you have surprised me - I have never
    come anywhere near reading it and not seen the film .”

  • Profile image for jenoh

    by jenoh

    Thursday, February 07 2013, 3:06AM

    “Oi! Foodlove! 'Jane Eyre'? That's not a detective novel!”

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    by ghostwriter69

    Thursday, February 07 2013, 12:51PM

    “neither is Terry Pratchett jenoh”

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