BHamSam: Show and Tell

Thursday, January 14, 2010

Show and Tell

Most people read blogs but don't leave comments (you know who you are). This day is for YOU. Lurkers unite, leave a comment, a suggestion, say "Hi", hype your Blog Site, step up and leave a comment, today. It's show and tell Day!
thanks, sam

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AnonymousJanuary 14, 2010 at 10:52 AM
Hi! It's always nice to know you aren't talking to the wall :) I always appreciate your comments on my blog!
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Stop! You're killing me..... Books to die for, if you love mysteries

Brad Parks: New Jersey reporter that will keep you laughing and wanting more.
Alan Bradley: The Flavia de Luce novelist. Beguiling-Wicked Wit-Wonderfully Entertaining.
Robert Crais: Elvis Cole (private eye) and Joe Pike (back up partner) are teamed for adventure, righting the wrong and they're good at it. Wonderful story teller.
Marshall Karp: OMG - His books have it all! Great story line, fantasic characters & LAPD's funniest detectives that will have you ROFLYAO! Be sure to read my book(s) report in the March 6th post.
Richard Castle: I know, I know, he's a fictional character writing fictional mystery. But, I love Castle and have to include him and Kate and the NYPD gang to the list.
Lee Child: Jack Reacher stories take you everywhere, hang on!
Michael Connelly: You gotta love Harry
John Sandford: Fantastic MN setting, great characters, a must read series
William Kent Kruger: Another MN setting with better than best writing.
Stephen Cannell: Police detective, Shane Scully is his name, LA is his game. Fantastic story developement!
Harlan Coben: Myron & Win team up for great banter and serious crimes - they always come to the rescue.
David Rosenfelt: Mr. Rosenfelt brings the witty, bantering lawyer Andy Carpenter to life. This is a fun series that will have you laughing with each turn of the page.
Sue Grafton: You gotta love a mystery writer that sets her stories in a fictitious town that replicas Santa Barbara. The ABC mysteries are classics.
David Housewright: If you like a witty dialogue, a story that moves along with meaning and characters to love and hate, then David's books are for you. A must read!
Archer Mayor: Vermont VBI
Robert B. Parker: You gotta love Spenser & Jesse Stone (think Tom Seleck)
Lisa Lutz books -- laugh til it hurts!
Brian Freeman: Immoral (a little bit dark, but wow the ending is fantastic! I now know why this book got so many awards) takes place in Duluth, MN
Nevada Barr's National Parks Series - fantastic
Winter Solstice - a non-mystery. I just read for the 9th time, a holiday must.
I could go on & will soon