I've just "discovered" Sophie Hannah's psychological crime novels. I remembered her name from the poems that you and Ali post. Have you seen her books? Don't know if you're into that genre at all, but I'm quite enjoying them.
If you're not into crime novels I don't think I would recommend them. I read a lot of crime fiction, but I still find them a bit disturbing. I wonder how people can even come up with these psychopathic ideas. What's going on in their minds? If it helps at all, Sophie Hannah is more like Minette Walters than Patricia Cornwell/Kathy Reichs, though I'd have to say that Minette Walters is better.
Could you please pop over to my blog and read the comments under the post "Can you trust a CD of hymns"? I have a question from Natalie about the calibre of church music in Brisbane. She is returning to Brisbane in the middle of the year.
I've just "discovered" Sophie Hannah's psychological crime novels. I remembered her name from the poems that you and Ali post. Have you seen her books? Don't know if you're into that genre at all, but I'm quite enjoying them.
ReplyDeleteI haven't read them because I generally don't do crime novels. Maybe I should try...
ReplyDeleteIf you're not into crime novels I don't think I would recommend them. I read a lot of crime fiction, but I still find them a bit disturbing. I wonder how people can even come up with these psychopathic ideas. What's going on in their minds? If it helps at all, Sophie Hannah is more like Minette Walters than Patricia Cornwell/Kathy Reichs, though I'd have to say that Minette Walters is better.
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Could you please pop over to my blog and read the comments under the post "Can you trust a CD of hymns"? I have a question from Natalie about the calibre of church music in Brisbane. She is returning to Brisbane in the middle of the year.
Ta.
Thanks for following that up.
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