Best site for readers

[no name]

I have found that a lot of you here are from England so this may not be news to you, but www.fantasticfiction.co.uk is the absolutely best site for readers.  Check it out

[kevindj]

I have this site bookmarked. It's useful to get to know which books by other authors the authors themselves like.

It could even be the means that I discovered Mr B!

[PracticeJack]

thanx i'd never seen that site before its quite useful

x

[kevindj]

You're welcome, PJ!

Kevin

[clashcityrocker]

Fantasticfiction is great because in gives information about the correct order of books written in a sequence; the author recommenations are worthwhile too. Amazon is also good but on more than one occasion I've held a book in my hand which Amazon claims is, "Not yet published." 

[no name]

Yes, I love this site.  The first time I found it I thought I was in heaven.  I am absolutely compulsive about reading books in a series in order and this allows me to do so with ease!

[betty]

Just looked up this site, thanks for that no name, for those of you who like Lee Child, I see he has a new book out as does Anne Perry in the William Monk series.

It was bad enough learning of new writers to read on this forum, now I can keep up with what is being published by my favourite authors on www.fantasticfiction.co.uk too, there goes the new sandals

[kevindj]

Just looked up this site, thanks for that no name, for those of you who like Lee Child, I see he has a new book out as does Anne Perry in the William Monk series.

It was bad enough learning of new writers to read on this forum, now I can keep up with what is being published by my favourite authors on www.fantasticfiction.co.uk too, there goes the new sandals

Now you'll know what it's like to be Mark's daughter!

[betty]

Thanks Kevin but i think you mean his oldest sister

[kevindj]

Thanks Kevin but i think you mean his oldest sister

"Whatever!" betty.