Which lowbrow books do you love?
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Anonymous
| Crazy Rich Asians |
Anonymous
+1. I only read romance, fantasy, and YA fantasy. |
Anonymous
I really need to read this. I read every Liane Moriarty book as soon as it comes out, and have read What Alice Forgot at least a half dozen times. |
Anonymous
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Not a guilty pleasure for me, not at all ashamed to say I prefer thrillers, mysteries, suspense.
Currently reading the latest Jack Reacher. |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
| Liane Moriarty and Elin Hildebrand |
Anonymous
| I'm a sucker for Colleen Hoover. |
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| Is the Cork O'Connor series low brow? I am loving William Kent Kreuger right now. |
Anonymous
| Anything by Nora Roberts or Sandra Brown. |
Anonymous
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My comfort books are the Women's Murder Club series by James Patterson... 1st to Die, 2nd Chance, 3rd Degree, etc. up to the newest 22 Seconds.
They're always a quick read for me with familiar characters. |
Anonymous
NP and me too. Gd I like to think of myself as a big old rule breaker but I am such a goody goody, aren't I. |
Anonymous
| I will read anything and everything by Stephen King. |
Anonymous
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Sweet Valley High books were so addictive! I was an Elizabeth, for sure.
Now, I like my daughters' Jenny Han books. They're cute and quick to read. |
Anonymous
Me too but the sequels were NOT good. |
Anonymous
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I read the entire Slough House series by Mick Herron. That probably fits the definition of lowbrow but I did enjoy them!!
Also +1 Elizabeth, Jessica was kind of a b. |