Which author (name up to 3) is a must-buy or must-borrow as soon as his or her book comes out?
TereseRose
Alice Sebold
Connie May Fowler
t_bergba@bellsouth.net
I have a lot more than 3 but here are my top three:
Michael Slade
Jeffery Deaver
Karin Slaughter
hagarrpt@earthlink.net
Peter Robinson
Robin Burcell
Ethan Black
Georgepaw@aol.com
John Sandford's books cannot be in my hands soon enough. No one writes better dialogue for his characters than Sandford. He never disappoints.
RBailleu@aol.com
J.K. Rowling. I am a Potter junkie. And Jan Karon's Mitford series.
Pigletstl@aol.com
I have several, but the following are definite:
Jodi Picoult. I am currently in the middle of reading all her books. I have finished several and it is interesting to see her work and skill evolve over time from her first novel to her more recent. I enjoy her style.
Lorna Landvik. She is also one of the authors I listed for an earlier question regarding my favorite comfort reads. So I always like to have one of her new books on hand.
Ann-Marie MacDonald. So far she has had only two prose fiction works, but I own and loved both.
connie.w@earthlink.net
John Irving
Sue Monk Kidd
Caleb Carr
gregc2@bellsouth.net
Harlan Coben
Janet Evanovich
Jodi Picoult
MarshaNee@adelphia.net
Michael Connelly
Isabel Allende
waggoner@nyc.rr.com
Kate Atkinson
Peter Ackroyd
Sheri Holman
ShirleyS220@adelphia.net
I count the days until new releases by:
Janet Evanovich
John Grisham
Lisa Scottoline
C17itzme1@aol.com
Dorothea Benton Frank
Nicholas Sparks
Anne Rivers Siddons
CPitman141@aol.com
I make sure I pre-order books by James Patterson, Harlan Coben and Amy Krause Rosenthal, who is new but fabulous!
wurdplay@earthlink.net
James Patterson is an author who makes faithful readers run out and beg, borrow or steal his newest offering. If you do not read Patterson, well, you really should run out to your nearest bookseller and start a journey through his list of titles.
Patricia Cornwell is a must-buy, must-read, must-meet kind of author. She never, ever lets you down, even when making a departure from her Kay Scarpetta series.
GLev@aol.com
Nelson DeMille
Pat Conroy
J.K. Rowling
Lamb1175@aol.com
There is no doubt...there are two must-have authors: Faye Kellerman and Janet Evanovich.
CLAIRE120@aol.com
Susan Elizabeth Phillips
LadyHawke1043@aol.com
For me, Jonathan Kellerman and John Sandford are on speed dial. I am also, now, deeply interested in any book that Daniel Silva writes.
ginawjax@comcast.net
Susan Howatch
Harlan Coben
Nelson DeMille
dmcowling@shaw.ca
The "must buy" names for me are Margaret Duffy, Patricia Sprinkle and Tim Downs
bookmark60@sc.rr.com
Sue Monk Kidd
Mary Higgins Clark
Alice Hoffman
LewSch@aol.com
John Grisham books are a must-read or a must-borrow.
amyasb@comcast.net
Mary Higgins Clark
James Patterson
Jonathan Kellerman
Towandalhc@aol.com
Wally Lamb
Ruth Rendell
Margaret Atwood
Bookgranna@aol.com
As soon as they are available, I must read books by Margaret Atwood, Jodi Picoult, and Kitty Kelley ---- the first two because they without fail have a meaningful plot, interesting characters, and their writing style is without flaws. I read Kitty Kelley because my naughty, secret side truly loves a good gossip.
GL3P@aol.com
Laurell K. Hamilton
Janet Evanovich
J.D. Robb
NFrazelle@aol.com
Iris Johansen
Harlan Coben
Ridley Pearson
And a host of others! My librarian knows me now as the lady with the wish list! Using info from Bookreporter, I am able to call the day the book comes out and reserve it. I am usually among the first to get the new releases. There are others I really want to own, i.e., the upcoming Harry Potter book. Fancy reads!!
RozShea@aol.com
James Lee Burke
Janet Evanovich
Carl Hiaasen
Rickimc@aol.com
Gregory Maguire
Juliet E. McKenna
Yu Watase
mnance3@triad.rr.com
Books written by Sue Monk Kidd, Anne Rivers Siddons, and Nelson DeMille are absolute "to own" books.
tannybogus@hotmail.com
Andrew Vachss
Pat Conroy
Molly Ivins
grammyd01@earthlink.net
J.D. Robb
Kay Hooper
Ann Rule
Kikiv68@aol.com
Alexander McCall Smith
David Sedaris
Paulo Coehlo
Annie161@aol.com
Nelson DeMille
Janet Evanovich
J.K. Rowling
Ferrellac@aol.com
Lee Child and Nora Roberts!!
pschrot@comcast.net
I love the books by Daniel Silva and have to have them. I read them when they come out and have never been disappointed.
I also buy all the Leon Uris books, although he hasn't come out with anything new lately. He is one author who I can read and reread, especially his earlier books like The Haj and Trinity.
I have several favorites, so it is hard to narrow it down to three, but I will have to say Nelson DeMille, another author who has never disappointed me.
Oly4Coles@comcast.net
I must absolutely have the latest Michael Connelly. In fact, I purchased it from Audible the day they released The Closers and immediately downloaded it to my MP3 player and started to listen. I have also done that with his previous books.
John Lescroart and David Baldacci are among a list of other authors that I keep tabs on what is coming out, so that I may either reserve at our library or purchase to listen.
Momom248@aol.com
Jodi Picoult
Anita Shreve
Sue Monk Kidd
brw425@gmail.com
P.J. Tracy
Dianne Mott Davidson
Alexander McCall Smith
Marilynshx@aol.com
Jane Porter
Lucy Monroe
Sandra Marton
Vicky D. from Virginia
Christine Feehan
Nora Roberts
Mary Higgins Clark
fafajane@adelphia.net
Harlan Coben
Susan Elizabeth Phillips
David Baldacci
diane2@cinci.rr.com
Michael Connelly
James Lee Burke
Perri O'Shaughnessy
jjfarris@bellsouth.net
James Patterson
John Grisham
Patricia Cornwell
servilan42@myway.com
James Lee Burke
Michael Connelly
Walter Mosley
cummings112@cableone.net
Amy Tan
Barbara Kingsolver
dyang@nj.rr.com
Wilbur Smith
Maeve Binchy
Sandra Brown
srydell@charter.net
Jeffrey Deaver
John Sanford
Clive Cussler
Tigersmama43213@aol.com
David Baldacci
Steve Berry
Greg Iles
prwamsley@adelphia.net
Patricia Cornwell: I love the Kay Scarpetta series.
Lilian Jackson Braun: Ditto on The Cat Who series.
sabouringj@comcast.net
Janet Evanovich (Stephanie Plum series)
Julia Spenser-Fleming
Carl Hiaasen
Pat76273@aol.com
Elizabeth Berg
Dan Brown
Jeffrey Eugenides
Sadiebelle238@aol.com
Maeve Binchy
Lorna Landvik
Adriana Trigiani
I have read all of their books.
MIAMI52@aol.com
John Grisham
Clive Cussler
John Sandford
Lynne from Michigan
Diane Mott Davidson
A. Manette Ansay
Anne Lamott
Nono203@aol.com
Mary Higgins Clark
Stuart Woods
John Grisham
PeggyLou7@aol.com
Philip R. Craig
Danielle Steel
Betty Neels
bmwhokie@yahoo.com
Rita Mae Brown
Nicholas Sparks
Julia Spencer-Fleming
ticpen@maqs.net
Jodi Picoult, who never fails to surprise and entertain me with real characters.
Sue Grafton, so I can get through her alphabet.
Jennifer Chiaverini, who is my favorite quilter/writer.
LABASSIST@aol.com
James Patterson is a Must Buy for me!! I absolutely love his Alex Cross series, along with the Women's Murder Club novels --- in fact I just purchased 4th of July. Two other authors --- these are normally "Must Borrrows" for me from the local library: Tess Gerritsen and Mary Higgins Clark! Love their mysteries!!
barbjt33@netzero.com
Keith Ablow
Nelson DeMille
Dennis Lehane
Key2Hway@msn.com
Beverly Jenkins
Brenda Jackson
J. California Cooper
lgettle@iserv.net
J.D. Robb
Matthew Reilly
Dean Koontz
MsJTurner@aol.com
Harlan Coben
Edna Buchanan
Nicholas Sparks
They just keep getting better and better.
vicklea@earthlink.net
James Patterson
Kathy Reichs
Patricia Cornwell
fnlevy@yahoo.com
Janet Evanovich
James Patterson
Terry McMillan
megnicks@yahoo.com
Elizabeth Berg
Carl Hiaasen
Alice Hoffman
lmc108@yahoo.com
Jodi Picoult (must buy)
Harlan Coben (can borrow)
Wally Lamb (must buy --- and I wish he would come out with something new!)
Kahoho@aol.com
Randy Wayne White
Carl Hiaasen
Tom Corcoran
LindaKLankford@aol.com
Michael Connelly
Ian Rankin
Dennis Lehane
amlygo@cox.net
J.K. Rowling
Maeve Binchy
SMSEIFR@aol.com
Nicholas Sparks
Barbara Delinsky
Sandra Brown
Deblasio.Don@epamail.epa.gov
Carl Hiaasen
rgombert@yahoo.com
Peter Mayle
Ray Bradbury
Larry Niven
Jdils@aol.com
James Patterson
lmartinek@cphservices.com
Michael Connelly
P.J. Tracy
Julia Spencer-Fleming
janice@headmanagementgroup.com
Lorna Landvik
magickann@gmail.com
John Grisham
Nora Roberts
Lorna Landvik
SaraMalcolm@mhsolaw.com
James Patterson
Janet Evanovich
Sue Grafton
clee@dppl.org
James Patterson
James Rollins
Jeffrey Deaver
Mary from NC
Stephen White
Lee Child
Harlan Coben
vbsami@qwest.net
Sue Monk Kidd
Richard Laymon
Adriana Trigiani
WilddOrkid@aol.com
Lisa Scottoline
Patricia Cornwell
Iris Johansen
SKihei@aol.com
Robert Crais
Michael Connelly
Robert B. Parker
Scott Handwerker
Robert Crais
Bret Easton Ellis
lket@johnroberts.com
Lorna Landvik
Barbara Kingsolver
Joanne Harris
BD from ND
Fr. Andrew Greeley
Sneaky Pie Brown (and Rita Mae)
Lilian Jackson Braun
This is not really a fair question, since I am the Head Librarian and can buy anything I want (almost) and do, so I get to purchase all my favorites when they come out. Talk about the perfect job!
Tsbrown62@aol.com
My favorite author is Jean M. Auel. I can hardly wait for her books.
Next is Jane Hamilton. I love her work.
And third is Maeve Binchy.
cindywoo44@hotmail.com
Barbara Kingsolver; it has been 5 years since her last novel. Also I'm hoping Leif Enger will write another novel as I loved his stunning Peace Like a River.
edserve@beld.net
Michael Connelly
Danielle Steel
Any of the Harry Potter series
carriedhood@bellsouth.net
James Patterson
Nicholas Sparks
Mary Higgins Clark
by.my11@verizon.net
Jodi Picoult
John Grisham
Robert B. Parker
From a librarian!
swingo@woodruffelectric.com
Anne Tyler
Amy Tan
Barbara Kingsolver
DHotetz@artelinc.com
Lee Child. I have all the books authored by him and signed. It usually takes me only one or two days to read his books because they are the kind you cannot put down.
Janet Evanovich. The Stephanie Plum series is fantastic and one I look forward to.
mtnlady@gmail.com
Susan Elizabeth Phillips
Janet Evanovich (Stephanie Plum series)
Sue Grafton
MAP5402@aol.com
Michael Connelly
Harlan Coben
Robert Crais
mary.buss@comcast.net
Isabel Allende
Lorna Landvik
Margaret Atwood
MELEDSTICK@aol.com
Robert B. Parker (Spenser series only!)
Charlaine Harris (Sookie Stackhouse only!)
Earlene Fowler
jswsaw@greenapple.com
I look forward to anything by Anne Rivers Siddons. I have read all of her books and I'm never disappointed.
Dianaskrib@aol.com
Douglas Preston
Lincoln Child
Tess Gerritsen
nicmax@tampabay.rr.com
Harlan Coben, Tess Gerritsen, and Janet Evanovich are very entertaining. They keep me up late at night reading them. Thank you for hours of happy indulgence.
Sherri_K._Gammon@fc.mcps.k12.md.us
Wally Lamb writes eye magnet books, with sensitive insight, and humorous takes on personality quirks. I loved She's Come Undoneand I Know This Much is True.
Anne-Marie MacDonald is another writer who makes it difficult to get any sleep once you begin one of her stories. Fall on Your Knees and The Way the Crow Flies were impossible to put down. I also enjoy reading her books because they are among the few that I cannot guess what will happen next.
And last but certainly not least is Sena Jeter Naslund with Ahab's Wife. That book gives a boost to the female ego, and I'm looking forward to another adventure. I loved the book so much that I went and bought a ceramic lighthouse, because the main character lived in one.
Goldentrails07@wmconnect.com
Anything by Nora Roberts is a must buy! Same goes for anything by J.D. Robb!
arnusch@rtebb.net
Nicholas Sparks
James Patterson
Nevada Barr
paulzim13@comcast.net
My first choice is anything written by Nicci French. I have read all of her books except the two that never got to the U.S. (The Safe House and The Memory Game). 2nd choice is Richard North Patterson and 3rd choice is Thomas Fleming.
carolyn333@juno.com
Dan Brown
Harry Potter books
LUVBEAR65@aol.com
Danielle Steel
Dean Koontz
Greg Iles
toythomas@comcast.net
Susan Wittig Albert
J.D. Robb
J.K. Rowling
Anonymous
George R.R. Martin
Matthew Reilly
Dan Brown
GAPCH3301@aol.com
Judith Michael
Danielle Steel
Ferrellac@aol.com
Robert Crais
Lee Child
Nora Roberts
cat02886@cox.net
Jodi Picoult
Stephen King
Kristin Hannah
SunnySusan@cox.net
Michael Connelly
Richard Marcinko
Tom Clancy
C.J, Kansas City
Jonathan Kellerman
James Patterson
Victoria Christopher Murray
niener987@jam.rr.com
Greg Iles
John Grisham
Nevada Barr
sstevens@hvc.rr.com
James Patterson
Iris Johansen
Peter Robinson
GandmaRI@aol.com
Clive Cussler
Jack Higgins
Nevada Barr
Carosp@aol.com
J.K. Rowling
Transymom@aol.com
Elizabeth Berg
J.K. Rowling
KMishkin@aol.com
Karin Slaughter
Jim Bishop
Charlaine Harris
Peggy Carlin, Hurst, TX
Barbara Parker
Janet Evanovich
David Baldacci
Lenore in Alabama
James Patterson
John Grisham
Augusta R. Malvagno, New York
Mary Higgins Clark
Debbie Macomber
juliecbarnard@yahoo.com
John Grisham (I'm still a sucker for him), Susan Isaacs (love her books) and Karen Armstrong (in a more serious vein).
VeeWall@aol.com
Stuart Woods
Adriana Trigiani
James Paterson
Jewelry224@aol.com
Dean Koontz
Patricia Cornwell
Dan Brown
MSmith2957@aol.com
John Grisham
Pearl Cleage
Maeve Binchy
MDwyer207@aol.com
Elizabeth Berg
wmf38@rconnect.com
Linda Lael Miller
Debbie Macomber
Kristin Hannah
Michael in Myrtle Beach
Stephen King
Dean Koontz
Michael Crichton
schot@cox.net
Rosamund Pilcher
James Siegel
Danielle Steel
Nesey61@aol.com
Mary Higgins Clark
Sandra Brown
Fern Michaels
dglg@telus.net
Tess Gerritisen
Erica Spindler
Lisa Gardner
PooohCat@aol.com
I always look for new books by Jodi Picoult and Anita Shreve. I find their books very current and very easy to read and give me something to think about.
Jilljbdnd@aol.com
Dean Koontz, James Patterson and Michael Connelly. These are "must read" authors. Always great reading...never disappoints!
Catslady5@aol.com
Stephen King
Jean M. Auel
Michael Crichton
lindakt@gra.midco.net
Preston and Child's thrillers. A definite cannot wait book and always summer fun reading. Harry Potter of course, too.
Bflister@aol.com
Amanda Quick
Gaelen Foley
Mary Jo Putney
TCarrico@aol.com
Anne Tyler and Michael Connelly. They represent two very differnet "genres" I realize, but there they are.
miccook2000@yahoo.com
Andrew Greeley
Laurie R. King
Adriana Trigiani
Just have to get my hands on them asap!!!!!
lisaavila2000@yahoo.com
J.K. Rowling
Jim Butcher
Maggie Shayne
These are all must-buys for me.
AMAF113@aol.com
Janet Evanovich
Adriana Trigiani
Jodi Picoult
LDreeszen@aol.com
James Patterson
Janet Evanovich
Stuart Woods
Sadiebelle238@aol.com
Lorna Landvik
Adriana Trigiani
Joy4Bound@aol.com
James Patterson
Jonathan Kellerman
Faye Kellerman
baxtergr@msn.com
Mary Doria Russell
Joan Medlicott
Katherine Neville
Jennifermaede@aol.com
J.K. Rowling
John Grisham
Dorothea Benton Frank
melmee@cox-internet.com
I always pre-register to receive the next book in the Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling. I also jump on new releases by Harlan Coben. And I can hardly wait for the newest Stephanie Plum book by Janet Evanovich.
bookworm_1959@hotmail.com
Sue Grafton is a must-buy
Jonathan Kellerman is a must-borrow
Robert Jordan is a must-buy
BC2MC3@aol.com
Suzanne Brockmann
Nora Roberts
Janet Evonovich
a1gross@adelphia.net
James Patterson
Michael Connelly
Harlan Coben
Sheila1029@aol.com
Pat Conroy. The second anything of his is published, and it's never enough or often enough.
Broadwaybabe62@aol.com
For me the list is James Patterson, Jonathan Kellerman, and John Sandford. I just can't wait to read the next book they write, although there are other authors I also feel the same way about too. But these 3 authors I can never wait for the next book to come out.
PMHashagen@aol.com
Mary Higgins Clark
Margaret Brown
Jim Fergus
ctritt@comcast.net
Steve Berry, John Grisham, Harlan Coben. How can you limit this question to just 3 authors? There are so many on my list of must-haves when a new book is published.
Alize55@aol.com
James Patterson
Brad Meltzer
J.K. Rowling
Anonymous
It is hard to choose only three authors, because I enjoy so many types of books. But the three I have most recently "rushed out" to buy or borrow are Jan Karon (The Mitford Series), Daniel Silva, and Elizabeth George. Great storytellers all!
Detroit
Jayne Ann Krentz
Christine Feehan
Tess Gerritsen
tmzemke@hotmail.com
Jodi Picoult
Geraldine Brooks
Sandn2shoes@aol.com
Nelson DeMille
John Grisham
Anita Shreve
sycomom@earthlink.net
James Patterson
John Grisham
John Sanford
httpEZREADER1265@aol.com
I usually buy new releases b.y James Patterson, Tony Hillerman and Susan Wittig Albert
NGroves@aol.com
J.K. Rowling
Guy Gavriel Kay (fantasy author)
Janet Evanovich (her Stephanie Plum series)
Anonymous
James Patterson
Michael Connelly
Carolyn Hart
gcornell@houston.rr.com
Karen Slaughter
Harlan Coben
James Patterson
Judyal7@aol.com
Only 3? Yikes - Dorothea Benton Frank, Harlen Coben, Jodi Picoult
hokajo@cox.net
For me, both Kellermans, Jonathan & Faye, are immediate must-reads, but especially Jonathan. Only James Patterson's Women's Murder Club or Alex Cross series are worthwhile must-reads of his these days.
sjaved@pop200.gsfc.nasa.gov
All of the Harry Potter books
kelloggd@kellogg.edu
Chris Bohjalian, Margaret Atwood, and Elizabeth Berg --- in that order!
Betty.Warner@jefferson.edu
John Irving
Sue Monk Kidd
Anne Lamott
DezernL@tncc.edu
Anne Rice
Laurell K. Hamilton
Lee Child
Denise from Florida
Margaret Atwood
Alice Hoffman
Pat Barker
I'll be the first in line for any of their books.
TurboDave7545@comcast.net
Michael Connelly
Robert J. Sawyer
Jonathan Kellerman
trish@gibson-consultants.com
I always try to get my hands on any Harlan Coben book as soon as it comes out. They are full of mystery, intrigue and edge-of-your-seat suspense!
readingwench@hotmail.com
Julia Quinn
Julie Garwood
Catherine Anderson
XTeacherX@aol.com
Iris Johansen
Jonathan Kellerman
Stephen King
OwenE@gtlaw.com
Phillip Margolin
J. F. Freedman
Barbara Delinsky
denised@airmail.net
Linda Howard
Stephanie Laurens
John Grisham
leslye2@discover.earthlink.net
Nora Roberts
Danielle Steel
J.D. Robb
nsthompson17@cox.net
Anne McCaffrey
James Patterson
Nora Roberts
ejmills@intercom.net
John Crowley
Guy Gavriel Kay
Jostein Gaarder
johnsmit@tiscali.nl
Ruth Rendell
John le Carre
Dean Koontz
jamille.krupa@roche.com
John Grisham
Nelson DeMille
paul.graus@verizon.net
Pat Conroy
Barbara Kingsolver
Kaye Gibbons
Beverly DeFabio
Geraldine Brooks
Sue Monk Kidd
Ian Rankin
LBH2Y@aol.com
James Patterson
Sandra Brown
David Baldacci
rormsbee@rochester.rr.com
James Patterson
John Sanford
Jennifer Chiaverini
dglg@telus.net
With so many great authors out there, that is a tough decision, but I would definitely grab up anything new from Harlan Coben, Lisa Gardner and Nora Roberts.
ras-c@cox.net
The author whose books I would recommend jumping on as soon as they are released would have to be Adriana Trigiani. Her newest, Rococo, should hit the bookstores this June 21st, and I, like most others, need a good laugh. From the exerpt I've read it will be a lotta laughs delivered by an author who wrote comedy for "The Cosby Show" and who I think is a natural comedienne. Also, her books are well researched and informative as well as entertaining. I'll be first in line at Border's.
Dktea@aol.com
Janet Evanovich's Stephanie Plum books are a "must buy" for me. I started my collection after reading One for the Money. I also buy the latest books by Philippa Gregory (The Other Boleyn Girl andThe Queen's Fool).
oceanview@truevine.net
Marilyn Pappano
Heather Graham
Mary Alice Monroe
BookLoaner@aol.com
Danielle Steel
James Patterson
Mary Higgins Clark
AUGER77777@aol.com
J.K. Rowling
Dean Koontz
TSemi@aol.com
James Patterson
Elizabeth Flock
Nicholas Sparks
barbwoodward@webtv.net
Elizabeth Berg
Jodi Picoult
Anne Tyler
Lavenderdew12472@aol.com
Luanne Rice
LMurphy553@aol.com
Janet Evanovich
Linda Fairstein
Edna Buchanan
GliJ9@aol.com
Donna Leon. I love her books. Her latest, Blood From a Stone, was fantastic.
Janet Evanovich. Her books are the best prescription for depression or
ennui. They make me laugh out loud.
Robert Wilson. Dark...like film noir...I love them, especially ones set in West Africa.
SAMYERLY@aol.com
Nora Roberts
Patricia Cornwell
Sandra Brown
JCAMP2020@aol.com
Lisa Scottoline is first for me.
Still John Grisham.
And are your kids tired of waiting for a new Harry Potter? Tell them to read the books by Cornelia Funke. Her books are terrific and you'll love them too.
Carford@aol.com
Mary Kay Andrews (Kathy Hogan Trocheck)
Ann Rule
Maeve Binchy
Falcray@aol.com
Tom Clancy
Clive Cussler
Ginger55@aol.com
Anne Rivers Siddons is my number-one must have.
Anne Lamott
Dorothea Benton Frank
john.burton@comcast.net
Patrick Robinson
J.K. Rowling
Stephen Hunter
Bernice Spier, Ft. Walton Beach, FL
Stephen King
Dean Koontz
Jonathan Kellerman
There are many others.
Nichole From Cambridge, MA
Terry McMillan
Jackie Collins
Rosalyn McMillian
Linda from Urbana, OH
Carol O'Connell
John Dunning
Janet Evanovich
Alyce Erdeljac
I always buy Richard North Patterson and Stuart Woods. I just finished Conviction by Patterson...really good story and thought-provoking, makes you reconsider your past ideas on the death penalty. I just bought Two Dollar Bill by Woods and can't wait to read it.
Andra1938@aol.com
Daniel Silva
Carol O'Connell
Tony Hillerman
spartanjohn@comcast.net
I must read James Lee Burke's books immediately, whether they be part of the Dave Robicheaux or Billy Bob Holland series. I regularly re-read his prior books while waiting for a new one. He's superb!
landis@arm-tek.net
Vince Flynn
Michael Connelly
Jeffery Deaver
Hmcassidy1@aol.com
Susan Vreeland
Stuart Woods
ljm6@columbia.edu
James Patterson
Barbara Delinsky
Nicholas Sparks
Kathryn.Havemann@lexisnexis.com
Richard North Patterson
Jonathan Kellerman
Robert Tanenbaum
SoniaSEZ@aol.com
Anne Tyler
s.hughes@rocketmail.com
Jodi Picoult
Anita Shreve
Pam Houston
GandmaRI@aol.com
Nevada Barr
Clive Cussler
Jack Higgins
Evelyn from Toronto
Peter Robinson
Martha Grimes
Elizabeth George
j.japhet@cbinet.com
Sue Monk Kidd
Janet Evanovich
Kay Hooper
flfutch@msn.com
Pam Houston
D9o7l5p@aol.com
Michael Crichton
Jeffery Deaver
Benni Harper
mchwest@charter.net
Lilian Jackson Braun
Kathy Reichs
Anne River Siddons
lindanewman@rogers.com
Robert B. Parker
Marcia Muller
Donna Leon
pattywil56@msn.com
Barbara Kingsolver
Robert Crais
Jasper Fforde
dick@koonce.com
James Lee Burke
Lee Child
John Sanford
C. Swinter
Kent Haruf
Ridley Pearson
Robert B. Parker
Sismilli@aol.com
Janet Evanovich
Fannie Flagg
Rebecca Wells
Bob Coghill
Jasper Fforde
Richard Stark
Jeffrey Eugenides
