Thank you CYB, I'm quite new to kindles. I was looking for what cologne George Stark wore in The Dark Half. After 48hours of searching Doc Creed gave me a clue.
Favorite Thrillers/Suspense Novels
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Of course Thomas Harris (read all of his), and Michael Crichton, was watching Congo last night with my daughter.
....some of my favorights!....
Have you read her latest in the Jack Caffery series, Wolf? I loved all the books in this series except Poppet was kinda meh.
Yes, start with Birdman, and read them in order. Very suspenseful and well-written.
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....some of my favorights!....
SILENCE OF THE LAMBS OMGGG
I rememeber me and my pops watched the movie (i haven't read the book at that time) then they are start saying "quit pro quo". We literally paused the movie and we get our dictionary to search for the word before we resumed watching the film
Thanks for the suggestions. Ready Player One has been on my TBR list since it came out but I keep choosing other books. James Lee Burke is one of my favorite serialized writers. Dave and Clete are very funny.
I've read most of Chrichton but missed The Andromeda Strain. The Silence of the Lambs...I read that one in '92. Thanks for the suggestions.....some of my favorights!....
Is Caffrey the protagonist in the Mo Hayder books? I haven't read any of them yet. As long as it isn't like Gone Girl (which I hated) I think I will like this author.
I've got it, just haven't got round to reading it. I'll put it to the top of my 100+ to read pile.
I lent Birdman to my father in law. I'll have to ask how he got on.
I'll not mention any SK since we all know those. Here are some good ones:
The Executioners (aka Cape Fear) - John MacDonald
Marathon Man - William Goldman
The Poet - Michael Connelly
The Executioners (aka Cape Fear) - John MacDonald
Marathon Man - William Goldman
The Poet - Michael Connelly
These books aren't anything like Gone Girl, believe me. They are very graphic, so be ready.
HA, ok, after reading Cormac McCarthy I think I'm ready for anything. After reading a grim story like that I feel like I need to read Winnie the Pooh, or something.
You're welcome.
In the future, just click on the search icon and type in a word (in your case cologne) and you'll have your answer in seconds. I use it all the time to find characters who I forget about as I read a book. Sometimes a character is introduced early on and not seen again until much later. Going back to the first mention of the character can be quite helpful. Especially as one gets older.
I used it this morning to go straight to the epilogue of Pet Sematary. Thank you again.You're welcome.
In the future, just click on the search icon and type in a word (in your case cologne) and you'll have your answer in seconds. I use it all the time to find characters who I forget about as I read a book. Sometimes a character is introduced early on and not seen again until much later. Going back to the first mention of the character can be quite helpful. Especially as one gets older.
Heard a great story about Marathon Man the other day. Dustin Hoffman ran round the set (as part of his method acting) to get ready for a scene shot just after a run. And Laurence Olivier said to him "Dear boy, why not try acting"
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Robert Galbraith
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Thomas Harris
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Kate Atkinson's Jackson Brodie books
Tana French
Thomas Harris
Some Jo Nesbo
Kate Atkinson's Jackson Brodie books