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Looking for books/authors to read
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evening all,
I am looking for new authors who will keep me reading and desperate to finish the book.
My usual authors are Jodie Picoult, Julie Walters, Joanna Trollop, Kate Moss's two books plus a few other authors.
Can anyone suggest books/authors that are a real good read.
I usually go for something that's thought provoking, bit of history brought into the present day ie Kate Moss style. I don't mind detective but not violent. Definitely no Mills & Boon or unnecessary violence/sex.
Thanks to all those happy readers who can help.
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I am looking for new authors who will keep me reading and desperate to finish the book.
My usual authors are Jodie Picoult, Julie Walters, Joanna Trollop, Kate Moss's two books plus a few other authors.
Can anyone suggest books/authors that are a real good read.
I usually go for something that's thought provoking, bit of history brought into the present day ie Kate Moss style. I don't mind detective but not violent. Definitely no Mills & Boon or unnecessary violence/sex.
Thanks to all those happy readers who can help.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.East of the Sun by Julia Gregson
The Rose of Sebastopol by Katharine McMahon
Winter in Madrid by CJ Sansom .
Suite Francaise by Irene Nemirovsky
If you want detective but without the gore The No.1 Ladies' Detective Agency books are good and the Agatha Raisin series by MCBeaton .
Just read a book by William Brodrick entitled A Whispered Name .You may like that as it's fairly recent history about an officer in WW1 who became a monk after he had been affected by the decision he had to make to shoot a deserter and the consequences of his actions in later life .When he dies all sorts of things come to light .
It was briliant and a bit of a tear jerker :) .
It's his third book in the series about Brother Anselm a lawyer turned monk who delves into the recent past .
The Rose of Sebastopol by Katharine McMahon
Winter in Madrid by CJ Sansom .
Suite Francaise by Irene Nemirovsky
If you want detective but without the gore The No.1 Ladies' Detective Agency books are good and the Agatha Raisin series by MCBeaton .
Just read a book by William Brodrick entitled A Whispered Name .You may like that as it's fairly recent history about an officer in WW1 who became a monk after he had been affected by the decision he had to make to shoot a deserter and the consequences of his actions in later life .When he dies all sorts of things come to light .
It was briliant and a bit of a tear jerker :) .
It's his third book in the series about Brother Anselm a lawyer turned monk who delves into the recent past .