what are you all reading?

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Kittwazzer wrote:
josie andrews wrote:
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Is that one of his non-Black Magic books Josie? I believe he worked with the Intelligence Services during the war!
He worked with Ian Fleming & Gregory Sallust is supposedly the inspiration for James Bond according to either his son or grandson
Did you know that Ian Fleming wrote Chitty Chitty Bang Bang?
Yes, thought most people who read a lot did :)
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Wilbur smith great author just got his latest also lee child's latest; got them on my kindle for my birthday(next week}another year bites the dust. Have you ever read CONN IGGULDEN?great read, try THE EMPEROR RERIES also THE CONQUEROR SERIES; well worth a try.
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I've got Wilbur Smith's latest also Dan Brown's on my kindle, they're in the queue to be read :lol:
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I read a particular genre, started by reading " without fail" by Lee Child.
I've gone on to read all his novels and I really like Vince Flynn " Mitch Rapp" series.

jack Higgins " Sean Dillon "
Matt Hilton
Stephen Leather "Dan Shephard"
Tom Wood
Tom Cain
Barry Eisler
Chris Ryan

All the above well worth a read if you like that type of book.
Just started reading Brad Thor " Scot Harveth" series while on holiday here in sunny Orlando Florida ( when we are not at the parks ) :)
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michael inch stoke wrote:I read a particular genre, started by reading " without fail" by Lee Child.
I've gone on to read all his novels and I really like Vince Flynn " Mitch Rapp" series.

jack Higgins " Sean Dillon "
Matt Hilton
Stephen Leather "Dan Shephard"
Tom Wood
Tom Cain
Barry Eisler
Chris Ryan

All the above well worth a read if you like that type of book.
Just started reading Brad Thor " Scot Harveth" series while on holiday here in sunny Orlando Florida ( when we are not at the parks ) :)
I've been a big fan of Lee Child for years. It was only when I learnt his real name that I vaguely recalled having spoken with him years ago when he worked for Granada TV.

Read all Stephen Leather's Spider Shepherd books. Matt Hilton is in my Facebook. Unlike other 'celebs', authors tend to welcome comments, suggestions and messages and always reply to fans.

A few months back, I tweeted Peter James and pointed out that at one point in his latest book, he called Roy Grace 'Jack Nightingale' by mistake. He replied very quickly that he knew about it and the error had been corrected in further editions! :lol:
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Can't beat abit of Wilbur Smith, brought up on his books when we lived in East Africa. Currently reading Pharaoh by David Gibbons, think Indiana Jones crossed with Dan Brown. :D
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Oh you mean Dan Jones :cool:
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It beats me that people have time to read these day's!
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Almost finished "Those in Peril" by Wilbur Smith. And then will start his new book "Vicious Circle" ????

WW, I don't sleep well so I read a lot during the night ????????????
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josie andrews wrote:I've got Wilbur Smith's latest also Dan Brown's on my kindle, they're in the queue to be read :lol:
The latest Dan Brown (Inferno) is very good.
I'm currently into James Patterson (he wrote Along Came A Spider and Kiss The Girls which were made into films starring Morgan Freeman). His 'Private' series and the Michael Bennett or Alex Cross series are very good reads.
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