FH related books from Kindle

[Treetotal]

For fans of Steve Robinson. His latest book "The Secret Wife" is available on Kindle at £1.99 (was £8.99).  Just downloaded it while it's on offer. 

Thanks for that Jool...I'll take that 

Carol

[Jool]

Chris, good to hear you enjoyed The Secret Wife.  I have to admit I still haven't got around to reading The Penmaker's Wife I downloaded a while ago 

I loved all of the Jefferson Tayte mysteries, I keep hoping he will make a comeback - fingers crossed 

[Roobarb]

Thanks from me too Jool, just downloaded it. I expect it will come down to 99p at some point but I'll risk a quid. 

I love the Jefferson Tayte ones too, will see what this one is like for a change.

[Caw1]

For fans of Steve Robinson.  His latest book "The Secret Wife" is available on Kindle at £1.99 (was £8.99).  Just downloaded it while it's on offer. 

Thanks for posting this.... I like his books so now downloaded to my iPad to read... I too downloaded The  Penmakers Wife and not read it yet! I’ve so many lined up to read I’ll be here for a lifetime!

Caroline

[Mowsehowse]

#23 Catherine Cookson - I read so many of them years ago. The 2 that stand out in my memory are The Glass Virgin and The Black Velvet Gown.

#24 Lucinda Riley -  I very much enjoy her books and the Seven Sisters series are exceptional if you like fiction. I am so looking forward to the last one as I can not work out the mystery.

#20 The Lost - sounds like an interesting non fiction read worth chasing.

I really like Steve Robinson. 
Great thread.
Thanks All.

[Mimble]

Fay Sampson's 'Suzie Fewings' genealogical mysteries are good. http://faysampson.co.uk/adult-fiction/#suzie

[Roobarb]

For anyone who hasn't read it, one of Steve Robinson's earlier Jefferson Tayte books 'To the Grave' is currently on offer for £1. Get it while you can! 

[ChrissieL]

Thankyou Roobarb. There are the  three latest Louise Penny books on Amazon Kindle today for 99p each if anyone reads her Inspector Gamache series

I really enjoy them
Chris

[Treetotal]

Some great recommendations here, I have noted some them for my reading list 
Carol