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Anyone ever read any police books?

Discussion in 'Booktalk' started by The Flying Dutchman, May 14, 2003.

  1. The Flying Dutchman Banned

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    Who does ever have read a police book?(A book where they follow the police with they're work)
    I've read a lot of that kind (Dutch), and I'm going to (when I can find them) read English/Britain police books.
    So if you know some, please reply on this topic.

    [ May 20, 2003, 21:27: Message edited by: Taluntain ]
     
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    I like to read detective novels as a break from fantasy, and my father-in-law and I often trade books. Look for authors Tami Hoag and Iris Johanssen. Faye Kellerman runs hot and cold, and I find Patricia Cornell somewhat pretentious (but that's just me ;) ). Ann Rule has made an entire career of writing novels that are based on true crimes - that sounds like the kind of thing you might go for!

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    Police books?
    Let's see, I read some detective books in the last years , mainly Sherlock Holmes, I love Tom Clancy's work.
    Nowadays I'm reading "The Chamber" by John Grisham for our Englih book exam.
     
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    Robert Crais is a good guy for detective stories.

    A true crime book worth reading is Helter Skelter.
     
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    Well, I only red a few classics, like Sherlock Homes.
     
    Sephiroth, May 20, 2003
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