Book Club

[32degrees]

Anyone reading books by Mick Herron or Gerald Seymour?  These are British authors.

[Bookplate]

Mick Herron is one of my favorite authors, and I subscribed to Apple TV+ just so I could see Slow Horses (totally worth it).

[Krimpette]

Not espionage, but I highly recommend "The Women"  by Kristin Hannah.  Incredible book, IMHO.

[32degrees]

You are welcome to begin a new post on a new book subject.

[nwbabs]

My last book of the year 2023 was The Marylebone Drop (Slough House #5.5) by Mick Herron @32degrees. Must have been a short freebie read on Amazon. I did enjoy it. 

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@32degrees wrote:

Anyone reading books by Mick Herron or Gerald Seymour?  These are British authors.

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[DottieBlue]

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@Krimpette wrote:

Not espionage, but I highly recommend "The Women"  by Kristin Hannah.  Incredible book, IMHO.

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What is this book about?  Is it fiction or non-fiction?  TIA.

[rissajaneen]

I have not read those authors, but I will look them up!

For a good spy thriller type book I highly recommend the Expats by Chris Pavone.  (Don't read reviews... its' the twist that made this one so good in my opinion.  Also there is a sequel to it, but you really need to read Expats first.)

Currently I am reading The Moroccan Girl by Charles Cummings.  This is a new author to me, but halfway through I am enjoying it.  The main character is a writer attending a book festival in Morocco and he is tapped by MI6 to deliver a package to a mysterious woman.  The story goes from there!