Book Club

[lovescats]

I never read a Stephen King book I didn't like.

[jlkz]

@Krimpette

Usually I finish a book in a week; however, I picked up one by an author I used to read ( Grisham) and after 2 months I will keep at it until I finish it.  It is so b o r i n g.

I am sure becoming addicted to Words with Friends at the same time only had a little to do with it.

As for the story's ending: I really don't care anymore.

[Diva on The Q]

The late Sidney Sheldon has never disappointed me. He was the master of mystery, suspense and international intrigue. I've read every single book he wrote. One of which I read twice and that's something I don't usually do.

[KentuckyWoman]

Sue Grafton and her alphabet mystery series with Kinsey Milhone.  Louis Penny and her Three Pines/Armand Gamache mysteries.  Some are better than others but they rarely disappoint me.

[sunala]

Anne Tyler has never disappointed me. Any other author I love has had at least one clinker.

But not Anne Tyler!

[Novemberbaby]

I love all Michael Connelly books, Harlan Coben, many of James Patterson. I could go on with more.

[BornToShop]

Robyn Carr, Greg Iles, John Hart & Nelson DeMille.  

[insomniac2]

Anita Brookner, Barbara Pym, Elizabeth Taylor (not the movie one), Susan Hill, Louise Penny, Pat Conroy, Charles Dickens, Wilkie Collins, James Runcie, to name a few.

[Wendy Lou Hoo]

Jan Karon, Maeve Binchy, Rosamunde Pilcher, Debbie Macomber, and Richard Paul Evans are ones I can think of right now.

[sassenach1]

Greg Iles, Diana Gabaldon, David McCullough and Louise Penny.  

Each talented author writes different genres and are masters at what they do.