May Books by phil_sandford

May Books

Another collage of my monthly reading.

Still flipping through the table book, 1981, the story of Tottenham's FA Cup Win all those years ago. Have finally read Macbeth by Jo Nesbo, the author of the popular Harry Hole novels; have had this on my Kindle for a very long time and finally got around to reading it, it was different and a hard read. The Boy Who Saw, by Simon Toyne, religious horror and a very good read. The Cuckoo’s Calling, by Robert Galbraith, the first of the Cormoran Strike novels by JK Rowling using the Galbraith pseudonym; I’ve seen those that have been dramatised on the BBC and the book is, as is usually the case, better. Finally for May 2024, I’ve almost finished This is What Happened by Mick Herron, he of the Slow Horses MI5 spooks, this is a totally different kind of thriller and really very good.
I find Nesbo hard to read. I am interested in your selection as i like mystery and thriller books
May 31st, 2024  
@briaan His Harry Hole books I find okay, if not very good, but his other stuff is really hard work.
May 31st, 2024  
I never knew that Robert Galbraith was JK Rowling
June 2nd, 2024  
@kjarn Yup; she wanted to prove her work wasn’t just being published because of her name. Stephen King did the same writing as Richard Bachman.
June 2nd, 2024  
Well there you go
June 2nd, 2024  
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