Last book you loved

[Irishlass]

I'm a huge Karin Slaughter and Jeffery Deaver fan.

Have been introduced to the Dan Brown books also and have read a lot of them since Christmas. Just finished his new one Origin on Thursday which was brilliant and am currently reading another if his standalone books Deception point.

[Shmee]

My favourites recently have been:
Island of Secrets by Patricia Wilson

The Woman at 72 Derry Lane by Carmel Harrington

The Century Trilogy by Ken Follett

[Guest]

The books I have read and really enjoyed recently are
Together by Julie Cohen
Dangerous Crossing by Rachel Rhys
The Friend by Dorothy Koomson
Blood Sisters by Jane Cory

All great reads.

Funnily enough I’m reading, and loving Me Befor You - always late to the party me!

[returnplanning]

Originally Posted by hideinpockets

I’ve just finished The Power by Naomi Alderman.

It’s won a lot of prizes recently and has a lot of critical acclaim. I would say it does live up to its reviews actually. It’s well written and very thought provoking.

Also extremely topical at the moment.

I’d really recommend everyone to read it, male or female.

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Agree with this. I came onto the thread to recommend this, but checked to see if anyone else had suggested this.

[Redsox77]

Chris Carter - fab author. Karin Slaughter would then be on the list

[TigerMom]

Karen Rose and Alex Kava for Murder mystery. Zoe Sharp who has a series of books about a female bodyguard. Carole Matthews for chick lit.

[Guest]

Originally Posted by Gingerskeet

I always recommend Pilgrim to anyone who will listen to me. Not my kind of book at all but couldn't put it down.

I tend to read anything but if I am honest I do tend to gravitate towards who done it books - Karin Slaughter and I absolutely love love love J D Robb series - so much so that I've started it from the start - there are about 40+ books in this series and it is sooo good.

Not really into Mills and Boons type books that my mum keeps filling my kindle with but if you want a good laugh the first two books by Anna Mara are fantastic - Her Perfect Revenge and Why Romeo Hates Juliet - couldn't really get into the 3rd book.

Would also recommend early Louise Bagshaw for pure chick lit.

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If your off site or go off site checkout Dollar Tree books. I bought 2 hardback copies of JD Robb for $1 each in October at the Rolling Oaks one. Bargain of the holiday!

[Colette-S]

Just picked it up and can’t wait to see where Lou is now. Will it be as good or is it a book too far in the story? The first stayed with me for a long time and will always be one of my favourite ever books.