Bookworm that I am, books are like candy to me.
The anticipation of reading is almost as good as the reading itself.
I read a lot of book blogs. Friends, and my fellow bloggers, have introduced me to some authors I have not, as yet, had the opportunity to read. So… I thought I’d write a post on the authors I have NOT tried yet, but that I’m certain I will enjoy, and highly anticipate reading. All are now on my very lengthy TBR.
I have provided a link to the authors’ Goodreads profile, and also put a link for the book that I want to read first by each individual author.
Starting with authors of thrillers (in alphabetical order):
Louise Beech
David J. Bell
Tony Black
Tammy Cohen
Mark Edwards
Elizabeth Haynes
Julia Heaberlin
Harriet Lane
Rosamund Lupton
Gilly Macmillan
Angela Marsons
B.A. Paris
Mel Sherratt
Sarah Ward
and also these authors who write general/literary fiction and historical fiction (in alphabetical order):
Patricia Falvey
Susanna Kearsley
Liane Moriarty
Maggie O’Farrell
Lucinda Riley
These are in addition to all of the wonderful authors I’ve already read and want to read more of. Where will I find the time? Isn’t life grand?
If you HAVE read any of these authors, I’d love to hear your thoughts.
Fictionophile 
I highly recommend Mark Edwards and B.A. Paris! Follow You Home and The Magpies were honestly two of the best thrillers that I’ve ever read. Also, I couldn’t but down Behind Closed Doors by B.A Paris! It was so well written and gripping.
If you’re in the market for more detailed reviews, I’ve posted about all of those titles on my blog.
Enjoy & can’t wait to hear your thoughts! ❤
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Thanks for your comments. I’ll check out your reviews.
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I highly recommend Mel Sherratt and Mark Edwards 😊
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Thanks so much. Your recommendations are appreciated.
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Behind Closed Doors is an awesome read. I highly recommend it. I haven’t heard of the others on this list. You’ve given me some new authors to check out. Thanks! 🙂
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Thanks. “Behind closed doors” is moving up the queue.
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It is a wonderful list, and I wonder if you posted these in the past; most of them are already on my TBR list.
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I might have mentioned a few of these before, but not all. Glad to hear that we are continuing to be ‘on the same page’ as it were.
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It is interesting, and these are all great books, too.
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Great list! I have really liked books by Rosamund Lupton and Liane Moriarty, to name just a few on your list. I listened to Behind Closed Doors on Audible and the reader was amazing. I highly recommend it!
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Thanks for sharing your opinions Susie. I appreciate your comments. Can’t wait to get to some of these titles!
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I loved Into The Darkest Corner! Big Little Lies was also great. I didn’t like Behind Closed Doors. I’m also looking forward to The Mountain in My Shoe
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Thanks for your opinions. Elizabeth Haynes does sound wonderful and I’m looking forward to several of her titles.
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That was a good idea for a post. There are a few authors I want to try going into the New Year…Peter James, Ian Rankin, Richard Montanari
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I’ve read all three of the authors you mentioned. All are good. My favorite of the three would be Ian Rankin.
Also, if you haven’t read the Lewis trilogy by Peter May I highly recommend it.
Also, the Garnethill trilogy my Denise Mina.
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Thank You!! Thank You!! I haven’t read either of those authors either. Oh my list of great authors I need to read keeps growing:) I like the idea of trilogies though, they’re not as intimidating as starting a series with 12 or so books I need to read just to be current.
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Enjoy!
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Louise Beech ❤ I also need to read Angela Marsons!!!
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Thanks Annie! ☺
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Liane Moriarty is fantastic – you HAVE to read Big, Little Lies, it’s so so good!!
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That one seems really popular with a lot of people. Thanks. 😉
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I can’t get enough of Thrillers either so amazing list. You must read Elizabeth Haynes, absolutely loved Darkest Corner, oh my and Behind Closed Doors by BA Paris, they are both amazing. Try to read one before end of year. I really didn’t enjoy Sister, I am not interested to read others. I have heard amazing things about Angela Marson and want to start that series before end of year.
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Sounds like we have identical tastes!
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I read Rosamond Luptons Quality of Silence and I loved it. It was so unique and she has a beautiful voice. Definitely a thriller contender!
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I actually have an ARC of Behind Closed Doors that I am pretty excited for. I hope you are able to get to some of these authors soon.
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I’ll be interested to read your review of “Behind Closed Doors”. Thanks for the comment.
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No problem. I’ll let you know when I read it!
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I just finished Behind Closed Doors and it was brilliant! SO many emotions! I can’t wait to see what you think of it as well. I should have my review up probably Tuesday.
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Thanks. I will be sure to read your review.
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Thanks for your comment. Looks like I have a LOT of good reading ahead.
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I loved Big Little Lies by Liane Moriarty, it was fabulous.
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Thanks. That’s good to hear.
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There are several interesting authors and books on here. BA Paris is definitely on my radar with Behind Closed Doors.
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“Behind closed doors” sounds good to me too! Thanks.
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I think you need to give up work & doing boring chores, then get you’ll get round to reading even more 🙂 No seriously reading does take time, one must choose carefully which book to read next. life is not forever…
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Jennie you’re correct. I guess I’ll have to start being more selective. But they all look so good…
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I’ve read most of these authors I highly recommend The Vanishing Act of Esme Lennox and Liane Moriarty and you haven’t got any that I’d say ‘don’t bother’ I think you need a time making machine, I do too 😏
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A time-making machine? If only. I’m hoping Borges was right when he said “I have always imagined that Paradise will be a kind of library”.
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I haven’t read many of these, but I adore Susanna Kearsley’s work – I first read “The Winter Sea” and loved it, but never got around to reading the sequel! I hope you enjoy these!
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Thanks Ceillie. I guess there is some good reading ahead for us both.
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Absolutely!
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There are some authors on here that I have read and some I am waiting to get into, some good choices here as well as some I will have to check out. If Mount TBR were to have a landslide, I would be in big trouble.
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Carla you made me laugh aloud!
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My TBR is longer than my read list. I totally get what you’re talking about 😂
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Glad I’m not alone. 😉
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Wonderful post. I absolutely loved Black-eyed Susans. I didn’t enjoy Sister by Rosamund Lupton, but that might be because it was an audiobook and sometimes it doesn’t work for me in that format.
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Thanks for the “Black-eyed Susans” recommendation!
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I agree with Sister and I read it on Kindle, so I say no go for this one too.
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Very interesting thought it was just me 🙂
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Ok. Actually all of them are fabulous!!!
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LOL!
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Highly recommend David Bell and Angie Marsons!
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Fantastic choices on here!
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Thanks. Have you any recommendations from this list/post?
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Great post! I definitely recommend B.A. Paris and Liane Moriarty – both great authors 🙂
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Thanks Melissa!
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