A lot of them are free with Kindle Unlimited if you have that.
I do have Kindle Unlimited and there is such a volume on there (pun intended) that I need a dir4ection to go. I've seen some of these, investigated a couple, got interrupted by real life and lost them when I went back! I've seen those below too, but will really have to check them out. My shoulder still gives me enough trouble that my usual pursuits are on hold for now. My Kindle reader has been getting a real workout! Thanks for these suggestions!Meet Your Baker by Ellie Alexander. Fun bakeshop murder mystery. She also has a bookshop one that is super cute. And a beer series that was super fun. I'm waiting for the next book in all these series LOL I really like her writing. Fun, easy read, Who done it yet complete characters that aren't fluff.
Christy Barritt is another awesome writer. She has many series, some intertwine a touch but not bad.
Kate Carlisle does a fixer-upper mystery series. Learn about construction, solve murder and have fun.
I'm a sucker for a good romance (non-smut) and a good murder (not gory) and a complex keep you guessing till the end mystery. The three authors above are my most resent reads. Joanne Fluke also has a murder mystery cookie shop series. Super fun and she includes recipes.
Lauren Elliott also has a bookshop mystery series that is super good.
Jessie Gussman, There I find Rest is the first of a fast easy romance series.
Roxanne Rustand has a couple series, usually has a dog or takes place in the wilderness that are fun and easy reads.
Susan Sleeman has some amazing series that really grab you. They might take a bit more thought but still and easy fun read that pulls you in. A couple of the series also interconnect but not to the point it matters which one you read first.
Just a few ideas to get you started
Thanks, Jane! I've read Mistborn but not the others. I'll have to check the others out. My list is growing and that's cool, I won't get lost in the Kindle store.
Olga, this is absolutely my cup of tea! I must go look for them.
Ooo, I am not familiar with this author at all. Thanks so much!
I have a wishlist that I keep titles that interest me. That way I dont have to think, what was the book. It really helps me out since you can only borrow 10 at a time
I think there are close to 50 books in my kindle wish list and I try to get the books at the bottom of the list since they were added first. I also keep the last book of a series in there so I know where I left off and if they add a new book I can easily find it.
Susan, if you have Kindle Unlimited and your son has ADHD - you absolutely MUST read Tim Sullivan's DS Cross novels - the first 6 are included. The lead detective has Asperges syndrome and is such a refreshing take on a murder enquiry. The story is cleverly told, with twist and turns and really explores the concept of 'it's never over until it's over'. Unputdownable.
I will and I'm sure he will. Justin is godfather to many children and several are diagnosed with high functioning autism. He is totally disabled himself because of complications from Chiari Malformation decompression surgery and can't work, so he is sometimes asked to babysit them for a few days and he is SO good with them. The kids always ask for Uncle Justin because they feel safe and accepted with him. It's remarkable and amazing how well they respond and behave when he's in charge.
We must have been sisters in another life. I do this exactly. I am also have around 4000 books downloaded, most of them free of charge, through a newsletter I get daily tailored just for me called Book Bub. But I think I need to find a different system for the series I've read. There are too many now and I need to be able to borrow books!I have a wishlist that I keep titles that interest me. That way I dont have to think, what was the book. It really helps me out since you can only borrow 10 at a time
You are so right! It's one I go back to time and again. It got me hooked on Colleen McCullough. Her books about Rome are amazing! BTW, "The Thorn Birds" mini-series is also a favorite.
