Good Authers

[Mrs Jarick]

Try Scott Mariani (Ben Hope series) also Chris Kuzneski and my favourite James Rollins. Good detective Peter James (Roy Grace series ). Richard & Jackie

[sallyb]

If you read Stig Larssons books eg. The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo the part written 4th book has now been finished by David Lagercrantz, The Girl in the spiders web, has just been released. If it's half as good as the others worth a punt.

[sallyb]

Jack teachers new book is out early September, you can pre order on Amazon

[Spadge]

I find Steven Leather, John Connolly, Michael Connelly, interestingly entertaining. They write in the same American vein.  ;)

[G and T]

Can recommend the Shardlake novels by C J Samson. English historical murder mysteries set in the times of Henry VIII, well worth reading.

Richard.

[Monty1]

I'm a massve Lee Child fan, next Jack Reacher is due out very soon, but try Gabriel Allon series by Daniel Silva and Alex Hawke series by Ted Bell both very good.

[Chris485]

Just started a Simon Kernick - very good. Thanks Hank. Also thanks for all the other suggestions.

[felipe]

Yeah, read all of Scarrow´s books very good storylines.

[dude]

Currently enjoying Simon Scarrow who wites historical novels. Mainly roman era but also a series of 4 books revolving around the careers of Napolean and Duke of Wellington.

[Cuddlybill]

C J Box is quite good.  Just stared Twisted by Andrew Kaufmann (a cheapie Kindle Deal) which I am having to ration, otherwise no meals in our house  :lol:)
Richard North Patterson is another interesting read.  Enjoy Karen

[hank]

Lee Child's publishers usually issue a new Jack Reacher novel each September.

[felipe]

David Baldacci. Fantastic author. Start with the Camel Club series. He also writes stand alone novels as well as using the same characters in his serial books.

The John Puller series is especially good.

[hank]

Chris. Try these. David Baldacci, Greg Hurwitz, Simon Kernick. All great authors. I'm sure you'll like these, judging by the ones you listed.
Actually, at the minute, I'm looking for something with a bit of humour in it. A bit like the old Tom Sharpe books or the No 1 African Detective Agency....Any recommendations? Hank

[Chris485]

I have just finished all the Harry Bosch, Will Roby, John Puller and Jack Reacher books. Anyone got any recommendations of Authers who write the same sort of stuff, ie American deceive, secret service etc?