Unlock Forum posting with Annual Membership. |
|
|||
Something in the Christian suspense / mystery genre, please, that's available to order here at PBS right away would be great. Anyone have anything on their shelves or otherwise to recommend? |
|||
|
|||
I just posted a book called "Sticks & Stones" by Susan Meissner that's a Christian suspense/mystery. I think it's wishlisted under a different ISBN. I enjoyed it... |
|||
|
|||
Thanks, Tara. I ordered it from you. =) |
|||
|
|||
I just finished Breaker's Reef by Terri Blackstock. Very suspenseful and fast read. Took me a day home with a cold and I really enjoyed it. It's book 4 in her Cape Refuge series. I checked, and it looks like all the books are available here at PBS. |
|||
|
|||
Thanks Michelle. It will go out in the mail tomorrow ... hope you like it! |
|||
|
|||
I have a couple of unpostables (two in a series of three, I think) in that genre I'll get sent out to you. :) ETA: I could only find one, sorry. But it's going out in the mail today.
Phooey on finally clearing out those two books that have been sitting on my shelf forever! Last Edited on: 4/21/08 4:12 PM ET - Total times edited: 1 |
|||
|
|||
:o) Thanks, Kim. You are awesome. Yay! More stuff to read!!! I have to get hooked on something new, so series are great. I am nearing the end of my beloved Left Behind series. |
|||
|
|||
Hannah Alexander and Colleen Coble are two good Christian mystery writers...Colleen Coble also has some Love Inspired Suspense novels out under the name Colleen Rhoads. I believe there are books currently available here from both of them. |
|||
|
|||
Married to the Mob is a good one by Ginny Aiken, its on my bookshelf. I really enjoyed it! |
|||
|
|||
I just posted Time Lottery by Nancy Moser which is a fantastic story about 3 people who are chosen to go back in time and try to change their lives. It really makes you think! There are only 2 copies available in the system... |
|||
|
|||
If you want a really good suspenseful page-turner, look up Melanie Well's series. Book one: When the Day of Evil Comes Book two: The Soul Hunter Book three: My Soul to Keep.
I read book one in one day and can't wait to read book two. Enjoy!
|
|||
|
|||
Dee Henderson is my favorite in suspense. Those are keeper for me. |
|||
|
|||
Have you read any Robert Whitlow? He writes legal thrillers...kind of a Christian John Grisham. I don't have any on my shelf but there are some in the system. |
|||
|
|||
If you are wanting mysteries, then try some Sandy Dengler. I have a few of her mysteries on my bookshelf up for grabs right now. If you decide that you want them, Rosey-Posey, I'll 2-for-1 them to you. |
|||
|
|||
Thank you, Chris. I'll have a look! =) |
|||
|
|||
Thanks for looking and requesting. I'll get those two books out today. |
|||
|
|||
I like Dee Henderson . . . might be a little more romance than mystery but there is suspense in her books. The O'Malley Series and the prequel In the Shadow -- the last of the O'Malley series got preachy like the Left Behind series did. or her Uncommon Heros I have God's Gift on my shelf but it is not a suspense/myster but is a good show of her writing. I also second the comment about Terri Blackstock's Cape Refuge series . . . I liked the first one but haven't gotten to the next three that are sitting on my physical book shelf. I'll be watching your string for suggestions.
|
|||
|
|||
Ted Dekker is good if you want a little more of a "spooky" suspense (though not all of his books are spooky) "Blink" isn't a spooky one, but it's a pretty interesting twist about a guy who can temporarily see minutes into the future. "House" is very spooky (think spiritual warfare type) "Three" is more suspense than spooky.
Just to name a few. :o) |
|||
|
|||
I just finished Eyes of Elisha by Brandilyn Collins. It was really suspenseful - I was so caught up in it that I almost started biting my nails again. I know that there are some here in the system. It has a sequel - Dread Champion, and it's on my Wish List now. I would put my Eyes of Elisha on my bookshelf, but I promised my nephew he could read it first. It'll get here sooner of later... |
|||