Hi Basson-mommy12,
This book looks really interesting, the Doomsday Book by Connie Willis.
I have read every book by Michael Crichton; I liked Timeline also. I think the time travel premise is the same for both books but Doomsday travels to one of the most difficult times in our human history.
Thank you for recommending the Doomsday book - somehow I can relate at the moment. 
A Facebook friend suggested I add these authors to our discussion - I agree!
Flash and Bones (Temperance Brennan Series #14)
Spider Bones (Temperance Brennan Series #13)
206 Bones (Temperance Brennan Series #12)
Deja Dead (Temperance Brennan Series #1)
Chasing the Night (Eve Duncan Series #11)
The Skin Map (Bright Empires Series #1)
HI Becke, Skin Map by Steven Lawhead, is the first book of Bright Empire Series.
It is on sale in a nook book for $1.99 now.
A new series that delves deep into the mythic concept of ley lines—ancient markings across the world that, according to some, hold spiritual significance.
optic_i wrote:
The Skin Map (Bright Empires Series #1)
HI Becke, Skin Map by Steven Lawhead, is the first book of Bright Empire Series.
It is on sale in a nook book for $1.99 now.
A new series that delves deep into the mythic concept of ley lines—ancient markings across the world that, according to some, hold spiritual significance.
Oh, ley lines are so cool - thanks for bringing this to our attention!
leisure_reader wrote:
The Kathy Reichs books are great, but in that same genre...how about Jefferson Bass and the Body Farm books
Good point, let's add them, too!
The Bone Yard (Body Farm Series #6)
The Bone Thief (Body Farm Series #5)
Bones of Betrayal (Body Farm Series #4)
The Devil's Bones (Body Farm Series #3)
Flesh and Bone (Body Farm Series #2)
optic_i wrote:
Fricka, I really liked Dance Hall of the Dead by Tony Hillerman. You're right, lots of native American history for archaeologists.
I thought you might be interested in Tony Hillerman's Landscape by Anne Hillerman, his daughter.
Visual landscapes with beautiful south west settings.
Thanks for sharing this - it looks like a beautiful book!
Relic (Special Agent Pendergast Series #1)
Hi Becke,
Relic (Special Agent Pendergast Series #1) by Douglas Preston with Lincoln Child.
Just days before a massive exhibition opens at the popular New York Museum of Natural History, visitors are being savagely murdered in the museum's dark hallways and secret rooms. Autopsies indicate that the killer cannot be human...
A great archeology read!
Good one! I haven't really been thinking in terms of thrillers. We can add a LOT more!
The Devil Colony (Sigma Force Series)
The Judas Strain (Sigma Force Series)
The Ardis Cole Series My sister Loretta Jackson and I have several new books out with archaeology themes. The Curse of Senmut is the first in our Ardis Cole Mystery series. Our heroine travels to exotic places such as Egypt, China, and other famous world archaeology sites. There are eight books in the series. The first one was released this March. It is available as a paperback, hardback, ebook Nook edition ($6.99) and will soon be available in audio as well. A trailer can be viewed at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1xDG9V_DXg
We are also introducing a new series from Solstice Publishing featuring Arla Vaughn. This series deals with Pre-Columbian artifacts from the Maya, Inca and other early cultures. The first book in this series is The Mayan Mask of Death. Advertising for it should appear soon on B&N. A second book in the series, The Lost City of the Condor, will come out next year.
Other books by us that have archaeology themes are Path of the Jaguar and The Viking Crown. (avalable on Nook)
https://sites.google.com/site/vickiebrittonandlore
vickbrit wrote:
The Ardis Cole Series My sister Loretta Jackson and I have several new books out with archaeology themes. The Curse of Senmut is the first in our Ardis Cole Mystery series. Our heroine travels to exotic places such as Egypt, China, and other famous world archaeology sites. There are eight books in the series. The first one was released this March. It is available as a paperback, hardback, ebook Nook edition ($6.99) and will soon be available in audio as well. A trailer can be viewed at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1xDG9V_DXg
We are also introducing a new series from Solstice Publishing featuring Arla Vaughn. This series deals with Pre-Columbian artifacts from the Maya, Inca and other early cultures. The first book in this series is The Mayan Mask of Death. Advertising for it should appear soon on B&N. A second book in the series, The Lost City of the Condor, will come out next year.
Other books by us that have archaeology themes are Path of the Jaguar and The Viking Crown. (avalable on Nook)
https://sites.google.com/site/vickiebrittonandlore
ttajackson/
Thanks so much for introducing yourself, Vickie! As you can see, this is a popular theme!
Here's a link for your NookBook:
optic_i wrote:
Hi Becke, The archeology book site is amazing! So many great books to read. Very exciting. Kudos to you, Becke. I'll be attending the discussion with guest author Dana Cameron. Count me in November 21th!
Yay! I'm excited we found a date that worked better for her. We were shooting for October but that turned out to be a pretty hectic month for her. I'm looking forward to her visit - turns out she's friends with another author some of you may know - Hank Phillippi Ryan!
