RedSea4u

or you after a good gossip instead i see when something is on that looks intriguing every one from all corners comes on Lol

You want some recommendations for something to read?

I've chanced upon some mystery novels from Iceland of all places! Brrrrrr, if you want to cool yourself off during a long hot summer in Egypt, then these might be for you. And not just one author but several from Iceland and other nice frosty parts of Northern Europe.

One to start you off is: Jar City by Arnaldur Idridason.

lol, I had to get to 10 posts to actually post the link!!!

I read about murder most foul and the fouler the better, John Connelly, Michael Connelly( no relation) Tess Gerritsen, James Paterson, Faye and Johnathan Kellerman, Mo Hayder.
For very light relief i fall back on my Agatha Christie collection.
Oh one i forgot was michael Marshall very good

Ian Rankin and Barbara Nadel are 2 favorites also . . . have managed to plow through most of what has already been published . . . and with Nadel I had to order used books from the UK because some hadn't been released in the States.

Ive heard of Rankin but not Nadel, what does she write about?
I find Ian rankin a little slow , i like someone at least one, to be dead by chapter 2 or 3

ong u see all had to do was say something out of ordinary and i got all your attention in this side of the forum
oh i have come over all emotional lol

love the links cool .

As you liked" Little House on the Prarie" you may like Anne McCaffrey stories like" The Dragons of Pern "and all the other ones about Pern - theres no sex and violence, just very good different stories - -

Jayway wrote:As you liked" Little House on the Prarie" you may like Anne McCaffrey stories like" The Dragons of Pern "and all the other ones about Pern - theres no sex and violence, just very good different stories - -

oh thankyou Jay I read a lot would you beleive it as i really dont know what sleep is ..
i dont like a lot of sex stories or violence i tend to keep as much as i can from the girl reading .but thats another story ...

I know it dosent take much before anyone else says it but im confused now
"little House on the prairie"
What did i miss

Christine wrote:I know it dosent take much before anyone else says it but im confused now
"little House on the prairie"
What did i miss

just on about books chris waiting now for them to get a little hotter

Christine wrote:Ive heard of Rankin but not Nadel, what does she write about?
I find Ian rankin a little slow , i like someone at least one, to be dead by chapter 2 or 3

The Barbara Nadel books that I've read take place in Turkey . . . mainly Istanbul . . . but they have been know to wander around the countryside at times. If you think Rankin is slow, maybe you will like these better, lol . . . they start out with a murder usually . . . and some very unusual ones at times! They also bring in different social issues, religious issues, illegal immigration issues, etc . . . even an older woman/younger man relationship, hehe!!!

Here's a link to the as-yet-to-be-released "River of the Dead" . . . http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/de ... R&v=glance

Thanks for the link

Christine wrote: Thanks for the link

did u read STOLEN thats well sad .

Who wrote it, and why does it sound familiar to me

CocoaButter wrote:

Christine wrote: Thanks for the link

did u read STOLEN thats well sad .

Which STOLEN is this? I looked on Amazon . . . "Women of the Otherworld" . . .

Christine! you MUST know little house on the prairie!!!!!

it was on every Sunday!

I do know it but got confused with this thread, you know me its not hard!!
Michael landon and all that feel good stuff, typical Sunday viewing when we were young though, do you remember Bonanza??

Bonanza..........Panderosa was it? & little Joe loved it