favorite author?

[Pam]

Did you read watchers?

Another Dean Koontz fan here although I haven't read any of his recent stuff.
Watchers was incredible, wasn't it?

I also enjoy John Grisham, Patricia Cornwell and Sue Grafton to name a few more.

[Medusa]

Wow, so many to mention but a few are Catherine Ponder for her Millionaires of the Bible series, Alison Weir for her Tudor history books and Jean Plaidy for her Tudor novels. There are many more but I slept in this morning and I'm lucky and I can even type. LOL

[elizabethann]

Judy Blume. Though she hasn't written anything in awhile.

[shais_mom]

Another Dean Koontz fan here although I haven't read any of his recent stuff.
Watchers was incredible, wasn't it?

I also enjoy John Grisham, Patricia Cornwell and Sue Grafton to name a few more.

His latest "the darkest evening of the year" has been a labor of love for him leading up to it. Its got Golden Retrievers in it.
Did you ever check out the Laurien Berensen ones I emailed you about Pam?
you would LOVE them!! mysteries and poodles!

[Kirsten]

Read some books by Dean Koontz in the past, but I don't remember which books it were.

There are many authors I like, some of my faves are Ken Follet, Dan Brown, Diana Gabaldon, Akif Pirrinci, and - as I have to admit - Andreas Franz, a German author who writes crime stories, but very graphic ones.

Oh, and I love the Harry Potter books, read them many times, and never get tired of them.

Kirsten

[CathyBogart]

I read so much, it's hard to pin down a favorite author, but a few of them would be Robin McKinley, Anne Bishop, and recently, Sergei Lukyanenko. If you like sci-fi/fantasy books his Night Watch series is DEFINITELY one to check out.

[prechrswife]

I like Mary Higgins Clark, Jan Karon, and Sue Grafton. I also like the Harry Potter books. An excellent non-fiction author is Jung Chang--Wild Swans was a great book!

[Pam]

Jan Karon,

How could I forget Jan Karon?! I read all of the Mitford books. I also forgot Lilian Braun Jackson who wrote "The Cat Who" series of which I have read many.

[Bengalz]

Most recently my favourite has been Diana Gabaldon - her Outlander series is outstanding and I can hardly wait for the next book in the series Oh to be a time traveller in the Scottish Highlands ....

[Rachel]

Like Grace and Kitten645, I prefer non-fiction.

An enjoyable book I read recently was Julie Klem's Please Excuse My Daughter.

My favorite author would have to be James Herriot. Unfortunately he's no longer alive.

[Willow Oak]

James Michener: The Source, Chesapeake, Alaska, etc.

Of course, I love James Alfred Wight (James Herriott).

And Samuel Clemons.

[Randi]

My favourite at the moment is Sue Grafton, I'm reading them in English - brilliant writing and perfect good night reading. A nice PTalker sent me some! I also like Blaze Clement/Dixie Hemingway, recently read Curiousity killed the Catsitter.

[Suki Wingy]

Oh, and Blood and Chocolate is my favorite werewolf book, but I forget who it is by. I was so disappointed when they made the movie and it was very, very loosely based on the book.

I have to mention John Green, since he's in my signature! He's half of the vlogbrothers, and I have only read one of his three books but I loved it. I'm going to the Chicago stop on his Tour De Nerdfighting where I'm going to buy his newest book, Paper Towns.

[caseysmom]

Lute, we finally got intensity on Comcast our cable, 2 years ago they showed the first one and never the second part, I called around and looked and couldn't find it either, the movies part 1 and 2 are very good.

[jennielynn1970]

Oh, and Blood and Chocolate is my favorite werewolf book, but I forget who it is by. I was so disappointed when they made the movie and it was very, very loosely based on the book.

Oh! I have that book in my collection at school! It's by Annette Klause. I didn't realize it was a werewolf book! I know it is constantly being checked out, so I never have had the chance to actually sit and read it, lol.

I'll have to grab it at some point and read it.

FINALLY got Breaking Dawn this past week, and finished it last night (speaking of werewolves ). I really liked it, but it seemed different than the others. Can't put my finger on why though, yet.