becke_davis wrote:
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!
Wow, well who doesn't our friend Hank know, I'll be meeting Hank in person one week from Saturday while she's in town for Bouchercon. 
dhaupt wrote:
becke_davis wrote:
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!
Wow, well who doesn't our friend Hank know, I'll be meeting Hank in person one week from Saturday while she's in town for Bouchercon.
dhaupt wrote:
becke_davis wrote:
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!
Wow, well who doesn't our friend Hank know, I'll be meeting Hank in person one week from Saturday while she's in town for Bouchercon.
Be sure to introduce yourself to Lois Winson, Kelli Stanley and all the other authors who've been featured here. Wish I could join you - hopefully next year we can both make it to Bouchercon in Cleveland!
Diane Fallon's new job as director of the River Trail Museum of Natural History in Georgia, takes her out of the game - until a former love and a murdered family bring her back in.
optic_i wrote:
Hi Becke, I found this anthropologist series, Diane Fallon forensic anthropologist/sleuth - Diane Fallon Series #1 - One Grave Too Many by Beverly Connor.Diane Fallon's new job as director of the River Trail Museum of Natural History in Georgia, takes her out of the game - until a former love and a murdered family bring her back in.
One Grave Too Many (Diane Fallon Series #1)
Oooh - very cool! I'm not familiar with this one.
Hi Becky,
I wrote UNSEEN FORCES
Unseen Forces a few years back now. My hero is an "alternative" archeologist.
This is more of a conspiracy/espionage thriller, but I think it's a fun read.
My new mystery comes out in December called STORM DAMAGE, from St. Martin's Minotaur. A crime novel set in New Orleans, but no archeology!
Thanks and cheers!
Ed Kovacs
EdKovacs wrote:
Hi Becky,
I wrote UNSEEN FORCES
Unseen Forces a few years back now. My hero is an "alternative" archeologist.
This is more of a conspiracy/espionage thriller, but I think it's a fun read.
My new mystery comes out in December called STORM DAMAGE, from St. Martin's Minotaur. A crime novel set in New Orleans, but no archeology!
Thanks and cheers!
Ed Kovacs
Hi Ed - Thanks very much for introducing yourself! Shoot me an email: Treethyme@aol.com
Let's get you on the schedule!
Bernard Cornwell
Hi Becke, I've been given a few Bernard Cornwell books, most in medieval England but this one is different since it is set in 2000 BC in England. I thought this would be good in the archeology theme. This one looks really good !
Four thousand years ago, a stranger's death at the Old Temple of Ratharryn-and his ominous "gift" of gold-precipitates the building of what for centuries to come will be known as one of mankind's most singular and remarkable achievements.
optic_i wrote:
Bernard Cornwell
Hi Becke, I've been given a few Bernard Cornwell books, most in medieval England but this one is different since it is set in 2000 BC in England. I thought this would be good in the archeology theme. This one looks really good !
Four thousand years ago, a stranger's death at the Old Temple of Ratharryn-and his ominous "gift" of gold-precipitates the building of what for centuries to come will be known as one of mankind's most singular and remarkable achievements.
That does sound good - thanks for sharing this with us!
Hi Becke,Red Bones (Shetland Island Quartet #3)
Ann Cleeves
optic_i wrote:
In this third Shetland Island thriller (after White Nights and the Dagger Award-winning Raven Black), Detective Inspector Jimmy Perez must investigate two murders and unravel the mystery of the human bones found in an archaeological dig. The island of Whalsay, populated by intermarried families, is a place where everyone knows everyone's business all too well. The only thing unknown is the motive for the killings and the identity of the body buried on a desolate farm.This series is very good!Red Bones (Shetland Island Quartet #3)
Ann Cleeves
That sounds really good! I just got home after two weeks in Florida, and I'm buried in books! It's going to take me awhile to catch up on my reading, but I'll add this to my wish list!
becke_davis wrote:
optic_i wrote:In this third Shetland Island thriller (after White Nights and the Dagger Award-winning Raven Black), Detective Inspector Jimmy Perez must investigate two murders and unravel the mystery of the human bones found in an archaeological dig. The island of Whalsay, populated by intermarried families, is a place where everyone knows everyone's business all too well. The only thing unknown is the motive for the killings and the identity of the body buried on a desolate farm.This series is very good!Red Bones (Shetland Island Quartet #3)
Ann Cleeves
That sounds really good! I just got home after two weeks in Florida, and I'm buried in books! It's going to take me awhile to catch up on my reading, but I'll add this to my wish list!
Hi Becke, Welcome Home ! Happy to have you back with us ! optic
becke_davis wrote:
dhaupt wrote:I can't believe I've forgotten to mention one of my favorite mystery author's, she has a series staring an American and an Irish archeologist working together in Ireland.
Erin Hart
Debbie - I love Erin's books, too! I can't believe we missed her!
Debbie these do look like a very good series ! I will add them to my wish list also. Optic
optic_i wrote:
becke_davis wrote:
dhaupt wrote:
I can't believe I've forgotten to mention one of my favorite mystery author's, she has a series staring an American and an Irish archeologist working together in Ireland.
Erin Hart
Debbie - I love Erin's books, too! I can't believe we missed her!
Debbie these do look like a very good series ! I will add them to my wish list also.
optic, I think you'll really like these, they should be read in order though
