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  • Could you recommend some good fantasy or mystery books ?

    Posted by admin on February 7th, 2010 and filed under mystery books | 13 Comments »

    I need some new authors to read. Have you read any good fantasy or mystery books lately that you could recommend? Thanks!
    I like Dawn Cook, John Grisham, Laurell Hamilton, Kelley Armstronf, Kim Harrison and many others who I can’t think of now. :)

    I love fantasy. Here are some of my favorite fantasy books and authors. James Patterson (Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment), Lois McMaster Bujold (Paladin of Souls), Juliet Marillier, Gail Carson Levine (Ella Enchanted), Donita K. Paul (Dragonspell, Dragonquest), C.S.Lewis (Chronicles of Narnia), J.R.R.Tolkien (Lord of the Rings), J.K.Rowling (Harry Potter), Tamora Pierce (Lioness Quartet, Immortals Quartet, Protector of the Small Quartet, Tricksters’ series, Circle of Magic Quartet, and the Cirle Opens Quartet), Ted Dekker (The Circle Trilogy), and Frank Perretti (The Veritas Project, The Oath, The House, Prophet, and others). All of these authors are good authors. I have enjoyed all the books that I have listed. I would suggest them to all ages. The books by Tamora Pierce are not what guys generally read, but I think everybody else will love them. Hope you find some books you will enjoy.

    13 Responses

    1. Singwings Says:

      False Memory is a really good mystery book, but it may take you awhile to read it (900 pages).
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    2. zootsuitbaby Says:

      Mystery:

      "The Cat Who…" books by Lillian Jackson Braun. It is important they be read in order, beginning with "The Cat Who Could Read Backwards."

      The ‘Mrs. Pollifax’ series by Dorothy Gilman. She is a New Jersey grandmother who ends up as an agent for the CIA. I want to be like her when I grow up!

      The series ‘Monk’ has just started a book series. New stories-not the TV episodes written down. I found this when I was stuck in an airport for hours. The book is very enjoyable-I’ve been waiting for the next one.

      I’ve recommended these to other people and they have all enjoyed them.
      Happy reading!
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    3. Lindy Says:

      Who are your favourite mystery and fantasy authors of the ones you’ve read? I find it’s easier to recommend authors to try next if people say what they already like. And you might mention some I like and some I’ve never heard of, and them I’ll have a new author or two to try!
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    4. laxmikrsnan Says:

      If you haven’t tried Irving Wallace yet, please do start with The Second Lady
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    5. jink Says:

      all famous five novels are damn good.

      hitchcock..

      yah sure irving wallace….may be!
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    6. Kovács Levente Says:

      Well, he’s not a new author, but surely very mysterious!
      E. T. A. : Hoffmann: Devil’s Elixir.
      It’s about an orphan who is raised up in a monastery, and finds there a potion, which is said to be made by the devil himself to tempt a saint. He drinks from it and…
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    7. Phoebee Says:

      For Fantasy, try Philip Pullman’s "His Dark Material" trilogy.
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    8. BlueManticore Says:

      Some of my fav mystery authors, in no particular order:
      Lilian Jackson Braun
      Carole Nelson Douglas
      Camille Minichino
      M. R. Sellars
      Karen Irving
      Jasper Fforde
      Sandra Tooley
      Lee Driver
      Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
      Agatha Christie
      Harry Kemelman
      Margaret Truman
      P. D. James
      Matthew Pearl
      Martha C. Lawrence
      Ellery Queen
      Ralph McInery
      Tony Hillerman
      Erle Stanley Gardner
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    9. Tenshi Says:

      fantasy–anything written by margaret weis & tracy hickman (esp. trilogies in dragonlance world), gail carson levine (mostly for teens, though), patricia c. wrede (light but fun).

      mystery–anything written by dame agatha christie, esp. and then there were none.
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    10. FiveStarAuthor Says:

      Hi there. I have a new medieval fantasy book out that you might like. It has received excellent reviews in the national media and is being considered for a movie deal. The title is THE BLACKGLOOM BOUNTY. It’s 445 pages of action, adventure, magic, mystery and mayhem. If you like Conan style books, you’ll like this one. If you’re looking for a Harry Potter type book, this is not for you.

      If you’d like to try it out, I’ll send you a FREE, 4 chapter eBook demo if you email me at FiveStarAuthor@aol.com. That way, you can see if you like the story or not without spending a dime. Cool huh?

      Good luck, whatever you decide to read!
      References :
      http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1594144516

    11. writergirl_04334 Says:

      I love fantasy. Here are some of my favorite fantasy books and authors. James Patterson (Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment), Lois McMaster Bujold (Paladin of Souls), Juliet Marillier, Gail Carson Levine (Ella Enchanted), Donita K. Paul (Dragonspell, Dragonquest), C.S.Lewis (Chronicles of Narnia), J.R.R.Tolkien (Lord of the Rings), J.K.Rowling (Harry Potter), Tamora Pierce (Lioness Quartet, Immortals Quartet, Protector of the Small Quartet, Tricksters’ series, Circle of Magic Quartet, and the Cirle Opens Quartet), Ted Dekker (The Circle Trilogy), and Frank Perretti (The Veritas Project, The Oath, The House, Prophet, and others). All of these authors are good authors. I have enjoyed all the books that I have listed. I would suggest them to all ages. The books by Tamora Pierce are not what guys generally read, but I think everybody else will love them. Hope you find some books you will enjoy.
      References :

    12. Celtica Says:

      Fantasy:

      "Keeper of the Crystal Spring" by Naomi and Deborah Baltuck
      "Witches of Eileanan" by Kate Forsyth (6 book series)
      "Mists of Avalon" by Marion Zimmer-Bradley

      Mystery/Suspense:

      "One door away from heaven" Dean Koontz
      "Watchers" Dean Koontz
      "Fear Nothing" Dean Koontz
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    13. MattCan Says:

      Mystery books: anything by Robert B Parker or Tony Hillerman.

      Fantasy:

      JRR Tolkien = Hobbit and Lord of the Rings
      Stephen Donaldson = The 6 book Chronicles of Thomas Covenent series or the 2 book Mordant’s Need series

      Piers Anthony: On a Pale Horse,
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