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I feel as you do, as you wrote about the books by James Patterson. One series though you might consider, having enjoyed the "Max" is his "Women's Murder Club". These are about 4 women, women in professions including an ADA, an ME, a Psychologist, and a reporter. They are friends; they solve crimes together. Women's Murder Club1. 1st to Die (2001)2. 2nd Chance (2002) (with Andrew Gross)3. 3rd Degree (2004) (with Andrew Gross)4. 4th of July (2005) (with Maxine Paetro)5. The 5th Horseman (2006) (with Maxine Paetro)6. The 6th Target (2007) (with Maxine Paetro)7. 7th Heaven (2008) (with Maxine Paetro)8. 8th Confession (2009) (with Maxine Paetro)Maximum Ride1. The Angel Experiment (2005)2. School's Out-- Forever (2006)3. Saving the World: And Other Extreme Sports (2007)4. The Final Warning (2008)5. Max (2009)both these above lists from:http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/p/james-patterson/
I agree about Twilight 100%. I am wondering if you would make a recommendation for a heroine driven character fantasy (from the books on your shelf). I saw that we share some books in common that are my favorite fantasy trilogies-- (female protagonist), The Abhorsen series as well as The Golden Compass trilogy, and The Gemma Doyle trilogy.
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Lol - I found you by the group about non-Twilight Fantasy --- Perfect!!If you are intersted in finding something new and fresh I wonder if you would look at my husband's book.Here is a recent review..."I recommend this book for any fan of fantasy. It's an extremely fun read with a fast-moving plot and interesting & likable characters. It's NOT the usual cookie-cutter fantasy but instead offers a fresh perspective. " -- Heather G, Falls Church, VA (Amazon Reviewer)You can see more reviews and read a sample chapter at:http://www.michaelsullivan-author.com/Crown_Conspiracy_Overview.htmlI'd love to hear what you think.---Robin robin.sullivan.dc@gmail.com | www.michaelsullivan-author.comMedieval Fantasy Series: The Crown Conspiracy (Oct 2008) | Avempartha (April 2009)
You seem to have very good taste in books
