any book recomendations

[bald rick]

I like a good read at work and Im stuggling for new books to read, Im into thrillers Robert Crais, John Sandford etc.

Cheers.

[Meat-Head]

Books, phoeey, you just need an internet connection and a computer, DK is MUCH better than any books

[manxspud]

Try this 1 :



Its a riveting good read

[manxspud]

On a more serious note ...

books i have read recently and enjoyed are :

simon scarrow ... eagle series ...

Conn Iggulden ... series on Genghis Khan ...

Conn Iggulden ... Emperor series ...

All great books / series to read.

if you can hack a bit of fantasy fiction try ....

R.A. Salvatore .... Icewind Dale trilogy & Dark Elf trilogy

Robert Jordan ... the Wheel of Time serise (about 13 books up to now)

All enjoyed by myself and very recommend.

[altek]

Michael Connelly - A darkness more than night
Dan Brown - The Lost Symbol
James Patterson
Harlen Coben
and more....

[chucklor]

You could try, hustler, playboy, men only, private, penthouse...all have good stories with pictures to help...chuck

[blackbirdhunter]

All James Patterson books are quite good.
Jeffrey Deaver (he who wrote The Bone Collector).
James Herbert if you like a good horror story.
I recently started reading Terry Pratchetts Discworld Series, yes, it's Fantasy, but if you start with the Nightwatch, it's a bit of a thriller as well.... And very funny.
Sticking with fantasy, Raymond E. Feists Riftwar series is quite good, I just finished the very last book, and I think that was the final chapter.

Busa

[maca]

the bible only thing is he dies in the end. oops ruined the end sorry..

better still http://www.time.com/time/specials/pa...951793,00.html

[Canker_Canison]

Staying with the fantasy side of thriller there are a few I can't help but read again & again.....

Brian Lumley.. Necroscope Series (1-5), Vampire World Series (1-3), Necroscope -The Lost Years (1&2), E-Branch (1-3)

There's about 3 more books to follow that I haven't got round to yet. Of the lot, the Vampire World series is by far the best for action & thrills. But it will be very hard to follow for about 4 chapters unless you read the Necroscope series first.

I've re-read these so many times. Like any good author he really makes you believe this exists, & the way he can tell the same story from different points of view keeps you rivited. A word of warning...These books will deprive you of sleep. Not because they're scary, just that you have to know what happens next...then you look at the clock & it's 5am.



Keith Laumer... A Plague of Demons & other stories.

You can read this on-line free here, his stories do follow a similar path but there's a good many twists.

[Meat-Head]

On a more serious note ...

books i have read recently and enjoyed are :

All enjoyed by myself and very recommend.

"Fly Fishing by J.R.Hartly"?

[manxspud]

"Fly Fishing by J.R.Hartly"?

Tried to find that 1 for years ... seems the old tw@t bought all the copies himself ...

If you can find 1 that he has not signed it is apparently worth a fortune

@manx

[Meat-Head]

If you can find 1 that he has not signed it is apparently worth a fortune

J. R. Hartley - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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[Alfie1]

Have you tried Mo Hayder his books are Crime Thrillers.

[jasbo7]

You could try, hustler, playboy, men only, private, penthouse...all have good stories with pictures to help...chuck

good ''who done it's''

[patkins]

If you are into political fiction you could try The Labour Party Manifesto or The Tory Party Manifesto. LOL