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Old 03-09-2013, 06:08 PM   #26
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Originally Posted by Bookworm_Girl View Post
On your wishlist I have read the books by Raymond Khoury, Andy McDermott and Scott Mariani and would recommend them! They are all recognized authors. I especially like the Mariani books.

Another author I like is Kate Mosse. Start with Labyrinth. She writes strong female characters.
Thanks for reminding me about the Mariani. I could have sworn I bought The Mozart Conspiracy, but I don't seem to have it after all. Maybe I was just thinking it over when I saw the paperback at the B&N.

On Amazon, I'm fascinated by the way so many of the indie authors have many more reviews than, say, Chris Kuznesk are Allan Folsom or some of the other similar writers appearing in hardback and paperback. Are people more likely to post a review if they bought the Kindle version? Or are those indie authors selling that many copies because of the cheaper kindle prices? Some of the indie authors on my "Codeian" wishlist have higher overall ratings, too, but I don't always trust those numbers. I've come across too many one-star reviews that say something useless like "The book never arrived in the mail."
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