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Christian Fiction 3-4 James Patterson 7 What should I read next? The Reader’s Advisor Table of contents If you like.. Christian fiction 3-4 James Patterson 7 Mystery/Thriller 5-11 Janet Evanovich 7 8 Romance 12-14 Girl on the train Gone girl 8 Chick lit & Historical 15 fiction Girl with the dragon tattoo 10 Fantasy/Science fiction 16-17 Big little lies 10 Horror & Western 18 Standalone science fic- 17 Humorous fiction 19 tion/fantasy A man called Ove 23 Urban fiction & New Adult 20 fiction All the light we cannot see 23 Book club picks 21-26 Nonfiction & Biography 27-28 Nonfiction & Biography 27-28 Jodi Picoult 24 First book in the series 29-30 Kristin Hannah 24 Popular TV series 31 Fiction with Iowa 25 connections 2 Look for the Christian Fiction stickers on the spines in our Adult Fiction section Christian Fiction Contemporary Rene Gutteridge Deborah Raney Amish Judy Baer Rachel Hauck Courtney Walsh Linda Byler Kristin Billerbeck Kristen Susan May Wanda Brunstetter Sandra Bricker Heitzmann Warren Barbara Cameron Don Brown Lisa Harris Lisa Wingate Vanetta Chapman Julie Cantrell Angela Hunt Amy Clipston Melody Carlson Neta Jackson Suzanne Woods Fisher Chris Fabry Ronie Kendig Shelley Shepard Gray Robin Jones Karen Kingsbury Leslie Gould Gunn Tamara Leigh Laura V. Hilton Kelly Irvin Mystery/Suspense Steven James Rosalind Lauer Randy Alcorn Ronie Kendig Amy Lillard Terri Blackstock DiAnn Mills Beverly Lewis T. Davis Bunn Nancy Moser Ruth Reid Colleen Coble Mike Nappa Beth Wiseman Brandilyn Collins Dani Pettrey Cindy Woodsmall Lynette Eason Cara Putman Irene Hannon Joel C. Rosenberg Dee Henderson Randy Singer Historical Melanie Dickerson Michael Phillips Tamera Alexander Deanne Gist Francine Rivers Lynn Austin Jocelyn Green Kim Vogel Sawyer Lawanna Blackwell Liz Curtis Higgs Adina Senft Amanda Cabot B.J. Hoff Lauraine Snelling Elizabeth Camden Jane Kirkpatrick Sarah Sundin Kristy Cambron Julie Klassen Jen Turano Jack Cavanaugh Gilbert Morris Carrie Turansky Mary Connealy Janette Oke Brock and Bodie Thoene Lori Copeland Judith Pella Roseanna M. White Tracie Peterson 3 New Christian fiction—2017 4 Popular Mystery/ Gillian Flynn Louise Penny Mysteries Detective Authors Vince Flynn Anne Perry Nevada Barr Lisa Gardner Kathy Reichs Lawrence Block Tess Gerritsen J.D. Robb James Lee Burke Jane Harper John Sandford Mary Higgins Clark Tami Hoag Ruth Ware Harlan Coben Iris Johansen Randy Wayne White Max Allan Collins Jonathan Kellerman Stuart Woods Michael Connelly Faye Kellerman Patricia Cornwell Stieg Larsson Robert Crais Elmore Leonard Tired of waiting for Jo Nesbo a favorite author to Jeffrey Deaver hit the shelves? Join Janet Evanovich Robert B. Parker our BESTSELLER CLUB today! Meg Gardiner James Patterson Sara Paretsky Cozy Mysteries Cleo Coyle Classic Dick Francis Ellery Adams Mary Daheim P.D. James Susan Wittig Albert Diane Mott Davidson Mystery Gaston Leroux Ellie Alexander Krista Davis Authors Edgar Allan Poe Barbara Allan Kaitlyn Dunnett G.K. Chesterton Ellery Queen Nancy Atherton Joanne Fluke Agatha Christie Dorothy Sayers Jessica Beck Lee Hollis Arthur Conan Rex Stout Juliet Blackwell Miranda James Doyle Alan Bradley Amanda Lee Rita Mae Brown Virginia Lowell “Cozies” are murder mys- Melissa Bourbon Alexander McCall Did you know? teries in which sex and violence is down- Smith Elizabeth Lynn Casey played and treated with humor. The crime Chris Cavender Leslie Meier and detection generally take place in small Laura Childs Jenn McKinlay town America and recipes or crafts are often involved. Kate Collins Denise Swanson Sheila Connolly Elaine Viets 5 Mysteries Thrillers, Spies, & W.E.B. Griffin Brad Meltzer Adventure Joseph Finder Chris Pavone David Baldacci Stephen Frey Ridley Pearson Alex Berenson Jack Higgins Douglas Preston Steve Berry Kay Hooper Karen Robards C.J. Box Linda Howard James Rollins Sandra Brown Stephen Hunter Stella Rimington Dan Brown Greg Iles Lisa Scottoline Lee Child Lisa Jackson Daniel Silva Tom Clancy Alex Kava Olen Steinhauer Karen Cleveland Jayne Ann Krentz Brad Taylor Robin Cook John le Carre Brad Thor Stephen Coonts Robert Ludlum Stephen White Catherine Coulter Kat Martin Stuart Woods Clive Cussler Steve Martini Mark Greaney Phillip Margolin Psychological Nicci French Sarah Naughton Thrillers Alison Gaylin B.A. Paris Sophie Hannah Karen Perry Sara Blaedel Paula Hawkins Anna Snoekstra Blake Crouch Greer Hendricks Jessica Strawser Emma Donoghue Mary Kubica Jessica Treadway Heather Gudenkauf Laura Lippman Lisa Unger Delia Ephron Clare Mackintosh Heather Young A.J. Finn Megan Miranda Ruth Ware Gillian Flynn A psychological thriller is a story which emphasizes the abnormal psychological states of its charac- ters and spends a great deal of time on internal characterization. Psychological thrillers often incor- porate elements of and overlap with mystery, drama, action, and horror. 6 If you like James Patterson, try these authors… Harlan Coben Michael Connelly Catherine Coulter Robert Crais Jeffery Deaver Vince Flynn Steven James Jonathan Kellerman Ridley Pearson John Sandford Stuart Woods If you like Janet Evanovich, try these authors… Stephanie Bond Meg Cabot Tim Cockey Jennifer Crusie Shelly Fredman Sue Grafton Joanne Fluke Charlaine Harris Lisa Lutz Sarah Strohmeyer 7 If you liked Girl on the train by Paula Hawkins 8 If you liked Gone girl by Gillian Flynn 9 If you liked Girl with the dragon tattoo by Stieg Larsson If you liked Big little lies by Liane Moriarty 10 Medical Thrillers Robin Cook Patricia Cornwell Michael Crichton Lisa Genova Tess Gerritsen Sanjay Gupta Richard Mabry Michael Palmer Richard Preston Stephen White Legal Thriller Authors Michael Connelly Mike Papantonio John Grisham Richard North Greg Iles Patterson William Landay Cara Putman John Lescroart Sheldon Siegel Phillip Margolin Lisa Scottoline Steve Martini Randy Singer Brad Meltzer Robert Tanenbaum Fern Michaels Scott Turow 11 Romance Gentle Romance Catherine Ryan Hyde Catherine Anderson Denise Hunter Jane Austen Josi Kilpack Maeve Binchy Debbie Macomber Davis Bunn Susan Mallery Jennifer Chiaverini Fern Michaels Also check out the Christian Catherine Cookson Rosamunde Pilcher fiction section on page 3 for more gentle love stories Sandra Dallas Belva Plain Barbara Delinsky Luanne Rice Nicholas Evans Anne Rivers Siddons Richard Paul Evans Nicholas Sparks Dorothy Garlock Cheryl St. John Kristin Hannah Joanna Trollope Beth Harbison Susan Wiggs J. Lynne Hinton Sherryl Woods Paranormal Romance Bella Forrest Ilona Andrews Jeaniene Frost Jennifer Armentrout Darynda Jones Patricia Briggs Heather Graham P.C. Cast Laurell K. Hamilton We have quite a bit of Jayne Castle Charlaine Harris paranormal romance in our young adult section as well! Kresley Cole Alexandra Ivy Mary Janice Davidson Sherrilyn Kenyon Melissa de la Cruz Lynsay Sands Leanna Ellis Nalini Singh Christine Feehan J.R. Ward 12 Romance Romantic Suspense Gemma Halliday Marta Perry Maya Banks Irene Hannon Susan Elizabeth Phillips Allison Brennan Dee Henderson Amanda Quick Suzanne Brockmann Linda Howard Luanne Rice Sandra Brown Jayne Ann Krentz Karen Robards Colleen Coble Lora Leigh Nora Roberts Catherine Coulter Elizabeth Lowell Sharon Sala Janet Dailey Susan Mann Karin Slaughter Julie Garwood Kat Martin Danielle Steel Donna Grant Judith McNaught Julie Ann Walker Laura Griffin Fern Michaels Janet Evanovich Carla Neggers For something a Audrey Carlan Tara Sue Me Jay Crownover Jennifer Probst little naughtier…. Sylvia Day Kristen Proby Jennifer Armentrout Eric Jerome Dickey A.N. Roquelaure L. Marie Adeline Christina Dodd Kendall Ryan Maya Banks Lori Foster Kylie Scott Shayla Black Calista Fox Meredith Wild Lauren Blakely E.L. James Jo Beverly Vi Keeland “Misadventures” series, Eden Bradley Christina Lauren various authors Jaci Burton Lora Leigh Jacqueline Carey Jodi Ellen Malpas 13 Romance Top 10 Romance Authors at the Susan Mallery Scott County Library System in Jayne Ann Krentz Lisa Jackson 2018 Linda Lael Miller Danielle Steel Nora Roberts Suzanne Brockmann Francine Rivers Debbie Macomber Christine Feehan Historical Romance (see Time travel & romance Christian historical on p. 3) Jude Deveraux Isabel Allende Orson Scott Card Jo Beverly Kristy Cambron Linda Broday Diana Gabaldon Grace Burrowes Deborah Harkness Alyssa Cole Susanna Kearsley Tessa Dare Sherrilyn Kenyon Shana Galen Karen Marie Moning Laura Lee Guhrke Audrey Niffenegger Lorraine Heath Nora Roberts Lisa Kleypas Stephanie Laurens Julia London Monica McCarty Lynsay Sands 14 Chick Lit & Beach Read Authors Cecelia Ahern Jane Green Mary Kay Andrews Marian Keyes Kristen Billerbeck Sophie Kinsella Sandra Bricker Emma McLaughlin Meg Cabot Stephanie Perkins (YA) Jenny Colgan Sarah Strohmeyer Jennifer Cruise Jennifer Weiner Katie Fforde Lauren Weisberger Helen Fielding Emily Giffin Historical Fiction Historical fiction with Christian themes is listed on page 3! Kate Alcott Sue Monk Kidd Isabel Allende Laurie Lico Albanese V.S. Alexander Morgan Llywelyn Jean Auel Susan Elia Macneal Amy Bloom Hilary Mantel Barbara Taylor Bradford James Michener Christina Baker Kline Kate Morton Philippa Carr Anne Perry Stephen Carter Kathryn Stockett Jennifer Chiaverini Adriana Trigiani Bernard Cornwell Elizabeth Wein (YA) Tatiana de Rosnay Jacqueline Winspear Umberto Eco Ken Follett Diana Gabaldon Philippa Gregory John Jakes 15 Science Fiction Joe Abercrombie James Rollins Isaac Asimov John Scalzi Pierce Brown STAR TREK (various authors) Orson Scott Card STAR WARS (various authors) Ernest Cline Markus Sakey James Corey Neal Stephenson Look for our Sci Fi stickers in our Justin Cronin
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