Robert Galbraith aka J.K. Rowling

[chief4db]

If there r any fans out there of her detective series cormoran strike. This first came out with cuckoo's calling and was to be a 3 book series. Silkworm then career of evil. Well she now says she plans to write 4 more. That is awesome. Strike and Robin better get together at some point.

 

[goathunter]

I loved the first two. I have the third, but haven't had a chance to read it yet.

Hunter

 

[chief4db]

I loved the first two. I have the third, but haven't had a chance to read it yet.

Hunter

I just finished career of evil. really enjpyed it. not gonna give any spoilers just get ready for gruesome stuff at times. when your done I would be interested in how you rank em. I personally go with cuckoos, then COE then silkworm. want to make it clear though that I like silkworm as well. just the other two just a little bit better.

 

[Kurben]

If there r any fans out there of her detective series cormoran strike. This first came out with cuckoo's calling and was to be a 3 book series. Silkworm then career of evil. Well she now says she plans to write 4 more. That is awesome. Strike and Robin better get together at some point.

I have read the first. It was good but not exceptional. But I am looking forward to reading more in that series.

 

[@PM]

I've read the first two and I liked them, I'll definitely read more if I come across them.

JKR was quickly exposed as being Robert Galbraith, because someone recognized her writing style. I can't say I did, but I read a translation, so her writing style has undoubtedly been diluted by the translation (a different translator than the Harry Potter series). Is her writing style indeed so characteristic?

 

[Arkay Lynchpin]

I purchased all three on Monday (epub) and finished Career of Evil this arvo.
A completely different style to the Harried Plotter series, and worth the read.

 

[chief4db]

I purchased all three on Monday (epub) and finished Career of Evil this arvo.
A completely different style to the Harried Plotter series, and worth the read.

COol. Just my suggestion. I would read in order. For the crime solving side order doesn't matter which one u read but the relationships BTW strike and Robin and Robin and Matthew u get a lot more out of it if read in ordet