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serenitybygrace 11-13-2011 04:20 PM

I mostly read Christian Fiction. There are many excellent authors. I happen to have just finished a very good book called "Wild Horses" by Linda Byler and I am reading "the Mercy" now by Beverly Lewis. These two happen to be set in Amish settings. Other authors I like are Karen Kingsbury, Colleen Coble and Linda Nichols, plus many others. I tend to like adventure stories, and mysteries even if they have some type of love story woven in. I don't care quite as much for straight love stories.

kathdavis 11-13-2011 04:35 PM

Jennifer Chiaverini's series is the best. I just found Monica Ferris who writes about a handwork shop. I liked book one.

sylviasmom 11-13-2011 04:39 PM

If you like mysteries/adventure, read Steig Larson, The Girl Who, series. They are a great read.

Ceil 11-15-2011 06:17 AM

I've just discovered the Inspector Rutledge mysteries by Charles Todd (really a mother and son are the authors). I picked up one and loved it so much that I tracked down all the books online. Very well written.

lovingmama 11-15-2011 06:39 AM

Like the books from Tracie Peterson, have read six of them so far and now on nr. seven. They are not quilting related and historycal fiction.

plainpat 11-15-2011 12:39 PM

Thanks,will look for her books.Love a good historical fiction read.

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Originally Posted by lovingmama (Post 4682100)
Like the books from Tracie Peterson, have read six of them so far and now on nr. seven. They are not quilting related and historycal fiction.


rocklady 11-15-2011 02:37 PM

I like the cozy mysteries and have many authors and series that I have read. Here are a few.
Kate Collins - Flower shop mystery series
Cleo Coyle - Coffeehouse series
Joanne Fluke - Cookie Jar series - a favorite
Carolyn Haines - all her books have "bones" in the name
Nancy Atherton - Aunt Dimity series (Aunt Dimity is a ghost) You need to get the first one
to find out who she is. She's not a scary ghost.
Cynthia Baxter - Cats & Dogs series - She's a vet.
Rita Mae Brown - Mrs. Murphy series
I go to Amazon.com and by used books. You can read "first pages" of them. It also leads to
more books like these. I also have a Kindle and need to get more on it. I like to go to the book
sales at the library to get used books.
Reading at night is my sleeping pill.

quiltymom 11-15-2011 03:28 PM

I've been reading Richard Paul Evans books So many make me cry!!!!I had to break away from mystery and tired of romance!!!

carolaug 11-15-2011 03:31 PM

I am reading the Christmas Wedding by James Patterson...really enjoying it.


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