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A really light mystery series that's quick and easy to read would be the Spellman series by Lisa Lutz. (mystery) I like Tim Downs' Bug man series (mystery). There's always the classics like Poirot's casebook, Agatha Christie's works, or Doyle's Sherlock Holmes. J.A. Jance does some pretty decent...

Have you read The Killer Angels?

Do you like fantasy books? YA? Which sort of sci fi aren't you interested in? Is there any type you are? I love sci fi, but there are some types of sci fi that I don't like. What's typically categorized as "hard" sci fi doesn't really appeal to me. However, something that's more about the...

Ditto what polly said. Welcome.

This is a good place to not be working on homework...I use it in much that capacity :-P Welcome.

Welcome. What's next for you, recent high school grad. Grats on that by the way.

Welcome. It's awesome to have a nice place where people from all over the world can talk about common interests. There should be a map with member's countries...would be interesting to see the breakdown of country representation.

Nope, not from Asia....er not recently anyway. Welcome to the BAR forums. What is that book about? There might be some history books that parallel that time period though.

:stars5: The Stones Cry Out by Sibella Giorello. I love the narrator's character voice. It's a quick, easy mystery read about an FBI agent who needs to figure out how two guys fell off a building.

Hey, welcome. I read more than one book at a time too. It's fine. I have no problem keeping them straight. Often they're in different genres, like a star wars book (sci fi), a thriller, and a christian mystery.

Welcome. It's interesting that there are so many different types of books out there. There are more books than one could ever read in a lifetime.

I'm still a Stuart Hill fan. Read the Cry of the Icemark.

Welcome. What do you like reading? I stick to sci fi or YA or Christian.... sometimes fantasy. You?

Rambling is fine. 30K is a novella, but that's cool. My "newest" story is about 39K. In general, science fiction and fantasy novels tend to be a little longer. I have 3 that are unpublished as yet and they're about 100K.

okay, so in terms of being a hero, what makes Alex Rider a hero? What character qualities make him (or her....yeah, I really don't know this character) stand out as a good guy in your mind. bravery? selflessness? smarts? Compare to Odysseus, what made him a hero? He wasn't perfect, but if he's...

The Collins Case This is a mystery featuring 2 FBI agents and some crazy cases that come their way. It's a $0.99 kindle, but it's free if you have Amazon Prime. If you PM me, I am also willing to email you a copy if you'd prefer Word doc and can pay via paypal. Alternatively, I'm...

Welcome to BAR. I'm sure the fearless leaders hereabouts will be able to better direct your marketing pitches. It's tough to market.

Welcome, grats on the books. I'm not a horror fan, but I can appreciate the work you put into writing a horror novel.

Ha, well, you found a good place for people who like to read a lot. Hi. Tell us more about yourself and your reading habits/ addictions.

Go with a hero you know or a wide variety of people know. Like Luke Skywalker or something. You'll have to fill me in on who Alex Rider is.