Crime, Thrillers, Horror and Mystery Recommendations
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Re: Crime, Thrillers, Horror and Mystery Recommendations
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The Postman Always Rings Twice by James M. Cain.
Red Harvest by Dashiell Hammett.
Pick Up by Charles Willeford.
Black Friday by David Goodis.
Savage Night by Jim Thompson.
A Hell of a Woman by Jim Thompson.
After Dark, My Sweet by Jim Thompson.
Pop. 1280 by Jim Thompson.
Killshot by Elmore Leonard.
Swag by Elmore Leonard.
For crime fiction beyond the genre itself, try:
Brighton Rock by Graham Greene.
The Collector by John Fowles.
Child of God by Cormac McCarthy.
No Country for Old Men by Cormac McCarthy.
One Foot in Eden by Ron Rash.
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-- 05 Jul 2014, 06:28 --
Oh I have to post about my favorite Crime Thriller author of all time. Cody McFayden, the best series I have read in a very long time. Has anyone else read the series? It is not a new release by any means. Can't wait to hear what you thought of it.
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For example (just made it up):
Mr. Brown: characters are often professors that stumble on hidden plots to take over the world, light supernatural components, lots of twists and unexpected reveals, prose is often regarded as simple/poor, characters fairly flat and undetailed -- relies heavily on the story hook, puzzles, and 'what's next'
Ms. Red: variety of everyman/woman protagonists (author, scientists, business owner), humor usual big component of main character, more flowery language than many thriller writers, characters usual well fleshed out, twists not that inventive but gets away with it because of strong characters
Thanks for your help!
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-- 18 Jul 2014, 16:26 --
The HIT ,the will Robie ,Jessica Reel series.book 2
By David Baldacci . I just finished reading the second book in this series and I'm running to Barnes and noble to pick up book 3 in the series called THE TAloRGET its been in stores maybe 4 months. I love this series, it's just one surprise after another.the suspense is incredible. The action in the story is like being inside of a movie. I was up late at night because i could not go to sleep without knowing what Jessica Reel would do next. This book is impossible to put down. The pages just keep turning ,once you get into the story. This series is awesome. David Baldacci is a master story teller.
-- 23 Jul 2014, 18:06 --
I recommend SAVING FAITH BY DAVID BALDACCI. This book is one of the best books I've read this year.I'm an avid reader and book collector and I've read hundreds of books.l have read so many books this year but none like SAVING FAITH.l have never read a book yet like this book.It's an amazing story.I cryed at the end.This book should be nominated for book of the year.
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