who is your…………?

Criminy…..I like so many but they all seem to “go south” after success.

Dean Koontz: Watchers, Door to December, Mr. Murder, all the Odd Thomases, etc., etc.

Robert McCammon: Boys Life, Swan Song, Gone South, Stinger, etc., etc.

Fannie Flagg: Standing in the Rainbow, Fannie Mae and the Miracle Man, Can’t wait to get to Heaven (note: very pointed toward the US south in both reference and content)

Anne Perry – Victorian era murder mysteries

Lee Child – British fellow who writes about being in the US armed forces as an MP….good stuff.

Hope that’s a help!

Anne Tyler: Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant; The Accidental Tourist.

Robert Holdstock- Mythago Woods, and Lanvedous..it is a five book series that is awesome…hard to find but awesome

wow…yea it totally matters wat kind of books ur in2 but 4 like da older books, “To Kill A Mockingbird” i thought “Running Out Of Time” wasn’t bad. “The Tallismen” “Blood And Chocolate” 4 an excelent werewolf book. i can’t think of ne more right now or the authors but Nancy Drew has a series of really good mysteries.

There are many

You might try

“The Moon and Sixpence” by Somerset Maugham

crimes: agatha christie…death on the nile and others. short books…best before you go to sleep

horror and sf(if you get scared easy):Annette Curtis Klaus…blood and chocolate…

others:

william thackeray:The Chronicle of the Drum

al dumas:queen margot

jules verne: (pick one yourself because i can’t decide which one is the best …4 you) etcetera

Judith McNaught

“Once and Always”

“A Kingdom of Dreams” or heaven, I forget which

paulo coelho –> the alchemist

gustav flaubert –> madame bovary

Stephen King: “It” and “Desperation” Good books.

Write horror and angst – the best!

william s burroughs: Junkie