Coffee & Books discussion

hi guys
begging for suggestions I m really struggling to find a new read,hope someone can help. I like a mixed bag but not into horror or romance.

What about crime novels?

I've just recently read Two Evils. It was really good, so yeah I'd recommend that.

thanks will try

I just read My Grandmother Asked Me to Tell You She's Sorry and I highly recommend it!

thanks Becca already read it but really enjoyed it

Would help if you told us the last few 4- or 5- star books you read.

Deb wrote: "hi guys
begging for suggestions I m really struggling to find a new read,hope someone can help. I like a mixed bag but not into horror or romance."

Deb, Try "The Ghosts of Ukuthula" an historical fiction novel with enough action and adventure to keep you moving through an inside look at the liberation movement in South Africa leading up to Nelson Mandela's becoming president of the country. Several interesting female roles in the plot and not a horror or romance. I think you'll find it worth while for yourself and others.

Good morning!

I don't know what to recommend to you, but the last four books I read were Candide by Voltaire (1694-1778; read February 13, 2017; 4 stars out of 5; 224 pages; a lot goes on in this short novel); Fast Food Nation: The Dark Side of the All-American Meal by Eric Schlosser (read February 14-18, 2017; 5 stars; 362 pages; a well-written and scary expose of the American food industry); Rumours And Lies: The Fleetwood Mac Story by Bob Brunning (read February 18-21, 2017; 5 stars; 241 pages; a biography of one of the greatest rock groups ever); and As I Lay Dying by William Faulkner (1897-1962; read February 15-22, 2017; 4 stars; 267 pages; the story of the Bundren family's trek across the Mississippi countryside to bury their wife and mother Addie).

Jim

I read Dark Matter recently and I really liked it. may want to give it a try!

I recently read The Red Tent by Anita Diamant and really enjoyed it. It's a fictional story based on a passage about a woman in the Bible, Dinah. I really loved how imaginative it was and how it imagined the bonds between women of that time.

You can check my blog where I review books, maybe you will find a book you may like to read.

https://anopenbookbyaneta.wordpress.com

All the best
Aneta

Hi!

I highly recommend:
Me Before You
The Storyteller
Milly Johnson's books

Also, just throwing it out there but I am willing to give anyone a free ebook copy of my book "Chat Love" if you want to start reading and have nothing else. Thanks and Happy Halloween!

Deb wrote: "hi guys
begging for suggestions I m really struggling to find a new read,hope someone can help. I like a mixed bag but not into horror or romance."

Deb...have you gone to the recommendation page and put a request in? I have respondes to quite a lot on there and also recieved a lot!!

On that note..here are some that i have read and enjoyed.

1. The Bookseller..Mark Pryor (Hugo Marston series)
2. The Quest..Nelson DeMille
3. Outlander..Diana Gabaldon (Outlander series)
4. The Tea Rose..Jennifer Donnelly (Tea Rose series)
5. Cinder..Marissa Meyer (Lunar Chronicles series)

These are but just a few from my extremely looooooong list!! If you dare...you are welcome to peruse it on your own...but I recommend taking breadcrumbs or something as you may get lost (ala Hansel & Gretel)!!!