J.D. Robb discussion

Booklistreader.com had an article about the trend on unreliable narrators and unlikable people: Unreliable Narrators and Unlikeable People: 8 Killer Examples of Psychological Suspense

http://www.booklistreader.com/2015/09...



What do you think? Can you think of examples of this? I remember a traumatic experience reading that classic unreliable narrator in The Murder of Roger Ackroyd. I couldn't read a book in the first person for years afterwards! Also, when you go to unlikable characters, may I suggest The Lying Tongue by Andrew Wilson?

The best Unreliable Narrator (and thriller) that I've ever read was Now You See Me by S.J. Bolton (now Sharon Bolton). Amazing book.

I am currently reading Dog on It. I am about half way through. It is a mystery taken from Chet the dogs POV. Although, the mystery is good I get bored with Chet continually talking going out and having to bark at one of his friends or whatever else a dog has to do.

Dee wrote: "I am currently reading Dog on It. I am about half way through. It is a mystery taken from Chet the dogs POV. Although, the mystery is good I get bored wi..."

Lol!

I just finished re-read, and read .

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I just finished a trilogy by Lori Handleland , , . All were written in first person and I think they did a pretty good job. When the heroines were talking it was good, but when it went to the other characters the writing switched to 3rd person. I kind of like that.