calitom wrote:In the past year or so have discovered a Norwegian writer of thrillers. His name is Jo Nesbo. Everything I have read(10 books) of his has been top notch. Highly recommend.
calitom wrote:In the past year or so have discovered a Norwegian writer of thrillers. His name is Jo Nesbo. Everything I have read(10 books) of his has been top notch. Highly recommend.
Claire wrote:I loved Eleanor Oliphant and was sad when I finished it.Bella wrote:MG2 wrote:@Bella, I've finished Eleanor Oliphant and I miss her. Lovely book.
Have just started The Crime Trade by Simon Kernick, not sure about it yet. It's about drug crime lords and the sting that's gone wrong in London. Not really my favourite subject material but highly recommended so thought I would give it a go.
Yes, I missed her too, eccentric and very interesting, endearing character, looks like a film is coming with Reece Weatherperson...
If anyone likes mystery/psycological/detective stuff, try Harlan Coben. I share my Kindle Library with a friend and she had one of his books called " The Woods". I read it when I had run out of my own stuff (she loves vampire, zombie stuff and I don't so I had pre judged it) - I have now bought every book he has written So good!
Also "We need to talk about Kevin" is an amazing book.
Trapper John wrote:calitom wrote:In the past year or so have discovered a Norwegian writer of thrillers. His name is Jo Nesbo. Everything I have read(10 books) of his has been top notch. Highly recommend.
Do his books have subtitles?
Claire wrote:calitom wrote:In the past year or so have discovered a Norwegian writer of thrillers. His name is Jo Nesbo. Everything I have read(10 books) of his has been top notch. Highly recommend.
Will look him up
MG2 wrote:Claire wrote:I loved Eleanor Oliphant and was sad when I finished it.Bella wrote:MG2 wrote:@Bella, I've finished Eleanor Oliphant and I miss her. Lovely book.
Have just started The Crime Trade by Simon Kernick, not sure about it yet. It's about drug crime lords and the sting that's gone wrong in London. Not really my favourite subject material but highly recommended so thought I would give it a go.
Yes, I missed her too, eccentric and very interesting, endearing character, looks like a film is coming with Reece Weatherperson...
If anyone likes mystery/psycological/detective stuff, try Harlan Coben. I share my Kindle Library with a friend and she had one of his books called " The Woods". I read it when I had run out of my own stuff (she loves vampire, zombie stuff and I don't so I had pre judged it) - I have now bought every book he has written So good!
Also "We need to talk about Kevin" is an amazing book.
The Woods was really good, I've read a fair few Coben and he hasn't disappointed.
I saw you were going to look up Jo Nesbo, his latest The Thirst I thought was his best.
Belinda Bauer is a brilliant author of thrillers too. Rubbernecker is a good place to start. I'm currently reading her Darkside. Her characterisations are very believable
calitom wrote:Claire wrote:calitom wrote:In the past year or so have discovered a Norwegian writer of thrillers. His name is Jo Nesbo. Everything I have read(10 books) of his has been top notch. Highly recommend.
Will look him up
Claire you will be glad that you did. The guy is that good.
calitom wrote:In the past year or so have discovered a Norwegian writer of thrillers. His name is Jo Nesbo. Everything I have read(10 books) of his has been top notch. Highly recommend.
Guest wrote:calitom wrote:In the past year or so have discovered a Norwegian writer of thrillers. His name is Jo Nesbo. Everything I have read(10 books) of his has been top notch. Highly recommend.
Henning Mankell great also.
calitom wrote:Guest wrote:calitom wrote:In the past year or so have discovered a Norwegian writer of thrillers. His name is Jo Nesbo. Everything I have read(10 books) of his has been top notch. Highly recommend.
Henning Mankell great also.
thanks for the suggestion i will check him out
calitom wrote:Guest wrote:calitom wrote:In the past year or so have discovered a Norwegian writer of thrillers. His name is Jo Nesbo. Everything I have read(10 books) of his has been top notch. Highly recommend.
Henning Mankell great also.
thanks for the suggestion i will check him out
Guest wrote:calitom wrote:Guest wrote:calitom wrote:In the past year or so have discovered a Norwegian writer of thrillers. His name is Jo Nesbo. Everything I have read(10 books) of his has been top notch. Highly recommend.
Henning Mankell great also.
thanks for the suggestion i will check him out
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Henning-Mankel ... 466&sr=8-1
If you enjoyed Wallander on tv then you'll love the books.
Claire wrote:calitom wrote:Guest wrote:calitom wrote:In the past year or so have discovered a Norwegian writer of thrillers. His name is Jo Nesbo. Everything I have read(10 books) of his has been top notch. Highly recommend.
Henning Mankell great also.
thanks for the suggestion i will check him out
Tom, we're thinking of starting a book club thread in the Arms
Also, join the quiz! Its stickied in the Arms.
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