Best reads - Club Together Book Club?

After reading Rubbernecker by Belinda Bauer and enjoyed it, I have now just purchased The Shut Eye by her.

Today on FB there was an ad for TG Reid's What Lies Beneath, the 3rd in the DCI Bone series, for 99p. As I have the first two I thought I'd get it, but going onto Amazon it was listed at £2:99. So back to FB and made comment asking what was going on. Got a response from the author thanking me and to say that the error had been corrected, so I did eventually get it for 99p.  Just goes to show that one doesn't just have to accept what one sees, and that those who place their products on FB also read the post concerning their products.

Had an enjoyable few nights (not often I can say that these days) reading Michael Connelly and his latest Ballard and Bosch book, The Dark Hours.

Slow and methodical to get going and set the scene but a hurry up from mid book. Recommended as usual.

These characters don't seem to get stale the same way that Reacher books do. Funnily enough the MiL bought the latest Reacher book in Tesco whilst we were away so I'll read it but I haven't bothered to order it from the library.

Must see if I can get my hands on that Nixon book I mentioned a few weeks ago.

You shouldn't have got the book, Nellie,  just the cheeses  

Went back into my Kindle & probably made a bad, bad mistake because I've started re-reading the Chronicles of Thomas Covenant  from volume 1 --  I'll let you know how I've got on about New year !!

I notice that Kindle have "First in Series" books on sale, most at £0.99. 

If you interested in a crime novel set in Stalin's Russia (not the most enticing of "come and buy me" I realise) then buy Sam Eastland's "Eye of the Red Tsar". His "detective" if you can call him that makes for a good read.

For fans of JD Kirk, his DCI Logan book 12 "Colder Than The Grave" is currently available on Amazon for 99p.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B093QB3L6Q/ref=s9_acsd_hps_bw_c2_x_28_i?pf_rd_m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&pf_rd_s=merchandised-search-8&pf_rd_r=MVWHGRD6W61106DT6Q2G&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=9f9066e5-2e7d-40d9-8b20-fae38a6d50aa&pf_rd_i=5400977031

I've just finished the Ann Cleeves "Shetland" series. I know crime fiction is popular on here and these are good reads although I was quite glad to see Jimmy Perez sail off into the sunset! 

Wish me luck, I'm now about to read an Iain Rankin book. 

All paperbacks bought second hand on line and passed on to our local fund raising book room for further use.

If you like crime novels, try a Peter Robinson DCI Banks book, Brue. Again, they’re better than the TV series and not so 'deep' as the Ian Rankin Rebus stories.

Another series you might like is Damien Boyd’s Nick Dixon tales. Some of them are on Amazon for £1 at present. They are set around the Hurn Lane area😀

Like most series, it’s good to read all these in order if you can.

Cheers TW. Haven't quite got to number 12 yet but it can wait.

I collect them when they’re on offer and then queue them up and read them in order, WN. 😀

Anyone who likes a good murder should look at the 'Inspector Tanner' series by David Blane, especially if  you ar a lover of the Norfol Broads !  This is a region I know and love, and can tell tat the author does too.