Book recommendations?

[Bigwig]

I just cannot forget the excitement and shock I got when I first time read Carol O'Connell's Judas Child. It was such a brilliant book. I enjoyed the book so much but other Carol O'Connell's books are not much of my taste.

I would like to read books just as good, thrilling, and gripping book as Judas Child.

Do you have any recommendations?

 

[oliverdouglas]

One Non-fiction & One Fiction Suggestion

Purpose and identity preservation is the theme of Mike Breaux's book, "Identity Theft." While a quick-n-easy read, I thoroughly enjoyed rediscovering myself as I find myself in the belly of endless distractions. I even enjoyed his "toy" metaphors!

I've gone back to enjoy some old John Irving, "Prayer for Owen Meany" Hard laughs and sentimental moments. Anything of Irvings will be on my list of recommendations

 

[Bigwig]

Thanks, oliverdouglas.
I found there are so many good books listed in "Crime, Thrillers and Mystery" forum and checked out Intensity (Koontz), The Last Juror (Grisham), and Bone Collector (Deaver) from a local library. These books will keep me busy for a couple of weeks because I am super slow reader!