Kettering Book Lovers discussion

Hi everyone! I'm not sure who all is still active in this group, but I was wondering if anyone here has any book suggestions to throw around? Or if anyone would like some book suggestions for their to-read lists?

HI, Yoru - If you like suspense thrillers, I just finished Orphan X and its sequel, The Nowhere Man. For sci-fi, I recently read Dark Matter - also good.

And Touch, by Claire North. But first read her awesome The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August.

Todd wrote: "HI, Yoru - If you like suspense thrillers, I just finished Orphan X and it's sequel, The Nowhere Man. For sci-fi, I recently read Dark Matter - also good."

Todd wrote: "And Touch, by Claire North. But first read her awesome The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August."

Hi, Todd! Thanks for the reply; I was worried nobody would read the thread!

You definitely had my attention at suspense thrillers-- it's one of my guilty pleasure genres! I'll definitely look up Orphan X and The Nowhere Man. Looked up Dark Matter and I got three different books with the same title but different authors popping up; do you remember who the author was for the one you read?

And I'll look up Claire North's stuff too! Thank you for the recommendations!!

Dark Matter is by Blake Crouch, the guy who wrote the Wayward Pines trilogy, which I've also been meaning to read.
Since you like thrillers, the best one I've read in a while is I Am Pilgrim by Terry Hayes - check it out.

The Frontiersmen, by Allan Eckert, is a very good read.

All about the settlement of the Kentucky, Ohio area.

Does anyone in this group like the urban fantasy genre?

Lynn

I wrote an urban fantasy series called Dragons, Kings, and the Blazing Slicklizzard Heart Trees. Book 1 is Scindivian Battles and the Black Magic Draco Ice Dragons. I offer it up as a new read for everyone in the group.

Thank you for the recs, Charles and Lynn.

Yori,

Do you have any suggestions for new authors to help learn the selling aspect of your books?