Re: "Drama" addicted

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Posted by Webmaven Maggie on July 25, 2006 at 15:16:52:

In Reply to: Re: posted by Jeff on July 25, 2006 at 13:04:59:

Yup, Drama figures significantly in Patriot Acts. You're going to be really pleased with what's he's done (if I say so myself :). I'm with you - can't stand the wait until I can have a real hardcover of it in my hands!

Have you heard of:

Evelyn E. Smith's Miss Melville books. Mostly if not completely out of print. Interesting, but not close to being as compelling as Greg's work. Almost cozy-ish, if you can believe that!

Maureen Tan's AKA Jane series. Romance-y, not like Greg's either, but still enjoyable.

John Sandford's Certain Prey has a hitwoman in it. Maybe you would enjoy Out by Natsuo Kirino? Great book. A Japanese housewife kills her husband; she and her three friends dispose of the body.

That's all I can think of at the moment...hope it's some help!

Maggie
webmaven@gregrucka.com

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: Yup, Drama figures significantly in <i>Patriot Acts</i>.  You're going to be really pleased with what's he's done (if I say so myself :).  I'm with you - can't stand the wait until I can have a real hardcover of it in my hands!

: Have you heard of:

: Evelyn E. Smith's Miss Melville books.  Mostly if not completely out of print.  Interesting, but not close to being as compelling as Greg's work.  Almost cozy-ish, if you can believe that!

: Maureen Tan's AKA Jane series.  Romance-y, not like Greg's either, but still enjoyable.

: John Sandford's Certain Prey has a hitwoman in it.  Maybe you would enjoy Out by Natsuo Kirino?  Great book.  A Japanese housewife kills her husband; she and her three friends dispose of the body.

: That's all I can think of at the moment...hope it's some help!

: Maggie
: webmaven@gregrucka.com


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