Okay, who doesn't enjoy an awesome mystery or an edge of
the seat thriller? I know that I do. I
have been a fan of mysteries since my first "Nancy Drew" novel decades ago. I
remember begging my mom and dad for more books for my tenth birthday. As I
got older, I moved on to Victoria Holt and Daphne du Maurier. For a while I got out of the mystery genre and went
totally to Medieval romance. Not a bad change, but when I truly want something
to take me away from everyday troubles, I will go for the serial killer on the
loose type of book in a Georgia second!
So, when you find an author you love who writes suspense,
do you want to read about the main characters in different scenarios in
different books such as Eve and Roarke in J.D. Robb's "Death Series"
or would you prefer to have secondary characters from the first book to take
over in subsequent books, with a different hero and heroine every time, like
Karen Rose?
I actually like both ways, but I'm curious as to what you
like. You can let me know by leaving a
comment and if you would tell me why you prefer which method. Also, just click on the button for the poll at the top of this page!
Hugs, God bless, and happy reading!
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2 comments:
That is like asking me to choose between my children! Nancy Drew was my fave too! Then I moved to Agatha Christie. And then Bradbury, Asimov and Heinlein. Give me a character to root for and I will follow her to the moon! 😄
I know what you mean, Sharon. When I find a character I really like I like to see more of them. Thank you so much for stopping by, and if you have not voted please do so.
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