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Fiction

LogDog75

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4. I read Judge Stone last week and it's worth reading

Reply to cbabe (Reply #1)

Sun Jun 7, 2026, 03:37 PM

9 hrs ago

Patterson works with a lot of authors primarily letting them do most of the writing while he helps with the story line and characters. It also helps having his name as the primary author so it will sell more boos.

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What Fiction are you reading this week, June 7, 2026 [View all] hermetic 13 hrs ago OP

Those sound good. They slipped by me so thanks cbabe 13 hrs ago #1

I read Judge Stone last week and it's worth reading LogDog75 9 hrs ago #4

I finished "Fleishman Is in Trouble" by Taffy Brodesser-Akner mentalsolstice 11 hrs ago #2

Graham Greene The Captain and the Enemy Easterncedar 10 hrs ago #3

I've read two books and I'm on a third this week LogDog75 9 hrs ago #5

Speaking of finding something new: Thomas Perry cbabe 9 hrs ago #6

Cool hermetic 8 hrs ago #7

Lucky you. I'm on the library hold list. cbabe 7 hrs ago #9

Quiet Sunday for reading, so I've read half of author Andrea Mara's gripping txwhitedove 8 hrs ago #8

Now a major TV series hermetic 7 hrs ago #10

The Marigold Cottages Murder Collective by Jo Nichols question everything 5 hrs ago #11