"I think we ought to read only the kind of books that wound and stab us." Franz Kafka
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DI Liam McLusky, freshly transferred from Southampton and just recovered from having been injured in the line of duty, has no time to settle in before he is pushed in at the deep end in a new and unfamiliar city. Everyday objects, transformed into explosive devises by a man trying to revenge himself on the world for reasons unknown, are being left across Bristol, maiming or killing those who pick them up. Apart from the challenge of finding the perpetrator McLusky has to cope with new colleagues - especially his new right hand man DS James 'Jane' Austin - new superiors, new relationships...and the prospect of having his ex-partner move into the city to study there - and keep tabs on him.
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I know paranormal took me a while to get into.
I'm not a big fan, and have just started to read paranormal/vampire romances, a genre I had found it difficult to read. Books like Insidious by Meg Cabot I was able to enjoy.
Oooh, Chaucer would be amazing but would you understand a word he said? I'm very picky about fantasy, beginning to feel my way with that genre.
Well, three authors I can think of right off the top of my head would be...Barbara Delinsky, Jodi Thomas, Kristin Hannah and Debbie Macomber...opps that is four, I could go on.. Currently I am reading a Summer fun book by a new author and I am really enjoying the book, it is David Baldacci' book "One Summer" I understand he writes Suspense/Thriller is probably why I've never read any of his books before, but this book is more of a Chick-lit book.
Great answers! I'm already a follower. My answers are up at Coffee Table Reviews.
Good pick on Chaucer! Nice post! I would hope most people know who is he...if not...shame on them! :)
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I struggle with paranormal and fantasy both.
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I like some paranormal, but dystopian, I can't get into.
New follower just hopping through...I can't get into paranormal either!
Hopping through. I bet Chaucer would be a hoot too meet. I wonder how difficult old English would be to understand. Very difficult, I'm guessing.
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Chaucer ... great choice.
I have to try these authors.
Hi. Happy Belated FF from a new follower. Interesting choices.
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Hi, there! Here from the blog hop. :)
I love The Lord of the Rings, but as for other fantasy, I can't really get into it, either. And I'm with you on the paranormal. ;)
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