Linwood Barclay - The Accident

[BlueScorpion]

Having been off work sick today I've just finished reading this. It is such a good story, every time I thought I'd got it all worked out something else happened to prove me wrong, and I never saw the final twist coming!!

Has anyone else read it?

[rockyracoon]

Not read Linwood Barclay but my friend keeps recommending him. Are they a series with the same central character?

[BlueScorpion]

No he write thrillers but each one is a story on it's own. If you like suspense books I would recommend trying him, I have enjoyed all the ones I've read. No Time For Goodbye is another good one to start with

[mccfluff]

the name rings a bell

[mccfluff]

i've read no time for goodbye!

[chaptazbru]

I have read his books, he's great. Can't put them down. Is this his latest as I haven't heard of it?

[BlueScorpion]

Yes it came out last November I think.
My daughter bought for me & I've just read it in 2 sittings.

[chaptazbru]

Hardback or paperback Blue ?

[rockyracoon]

I think I read No Time For Goodbye, was very good.

[BlueScorpion]

It's in hardback at the moment Chaptazbru not sure when it'll be out in paperback.

[chaptazbru]

I'll keep my eyes open for it in paperback, probably a couple of months yet. Something to look forward to !

[BlueScorpion]

I definately recommend it.

[chaptazbru]

Blue if you like him, you'll also like Harlan Coben and Gregg Hurwitz - similar writers, all with good twists.

[NoMercy]

I read No Time For Goodbye and it was very good.

He's a better author than Harlan Coben.

[chaptazbru]

I think they're both good in their own ways.

[BlueScorpion]

Chaptazbru I've not come across either of those, I'll have to look out for them. Any titles you'd particularly recommend?

[chaptazbru]

Blue - my favourite Harlan Coben is 'The Woods' and 'Or She Dies' by Gregg Hurwitz. Waterstones should stock them.