OT Favourite series of books

[the_idiotb_stardson]

I am a sucker for the Le Carre, George Smiley books.

[Back of the net]

Chris Ryan books. Working my way through them all. Fast paced and loads of plot twists.

[Stovicmiller]

Bernard cornwell , sharpe series , Saxon series, Lee child?s , jack reacher .

[Scum-Triumphant]

I?m currently reading a book called The Subtke Art of Not Giving a F@ck.

It?s doing wonders for my mental well being.

I highly recommend it to anyone that has had any type of low mood.

[Mr_bukaroo]

A.J Quinell. The Creasy Series.

If you have ever seen man on fire, the denzel Washington film, the 5 book series is excellent and worth a read.

Also like the Dexter series of books by Jeff Lindsay.

[Duncang1]

Ben Kane, Conn Iggulden, Anthony James, SJA Turney.

[ragingpup]

Herge. Blyton.

[DK_NY]

1. Jeffery deaver’s Lincoln rhyme series
2. Greg Hurwitz Orphan X series
3. Lee Child’s Jack Reacher
4. Harlen corbern’s Mylon Bolitar books

[CTMilller]

Kate Atkinson's Jackson Brodie series.

Colin Dexter's original Morse books.

Henry Williamson's "A Chronicle of Ancient Sunlight". (You have to get past his very misguided support of Oswald Mosely and the UK Fascist movement but his descriptions of soldiering in the First World War are second to none.)

Patrick O'Brian's Aubrey-Maturin series.

(And I'd add Richmal Crompton's 'William' books to the Under 10s suggestions form ragingpup!)

[Jocksgloves1]

The Ben Elton books are great, especially 'The Last Casualty '. Also the Richard Osman series 'Thursday Murder Club '.

[BramleyMiller58]

The Trilogy (although there's 5 in the series) of Douglas Adams' Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy

[CAMiller]

A couple of lighter reads. The Wilt series by Tom Sharpe and the two Notes from a Small Island books by Bill Bryson. Outside these 'seies', loved all the books by those two.

I also liked the early Reacher novels by Lee Child but there are so many now, if I pick one up to look at on a 2nd hand book stall it's hard to determine if I've already read it as they all seem to be morphing into one (in my mind anyway).