This is not a good spot to start.. if you like Moe’s work, start with “Agent of Change” or maybe “Fledgling”.
Haven’t cracked this one open just yet…
Mew
How about something by Michael Connelly? A Bosch or a Mickey Haller novel might fit the bill. Or perhaps a Louis L’Amour novel like “The Quick and the Dead” or “Sackett’s Land”. A foray outside of fantasy and science fiction can be refreshing sometimes.
Bosch? Start with “Black Echo”. I read Connelly up to the 13th .. couldn’t make the jump to the next one. Solid series, well written.
Wilson’s Repairman Jack is also interesting.. “The Tomb” hits atmospheric weird very well.. and Jack is a subtly unreliable narrator.
Aaronovich’s Peter Grant is another well-written series: the first book, “Midnight Riot”, sets off events that are still working themselves out across three continents and two separate series (one of books, one of graphic novels) tracking two different protagonists.
No shortage of good books being written.. finding the diamonds among the crud is the challenge…. Moe’s one of the opinions I trust for that.
Mew
Show love to the classics and dial up some Hornblower.
https://www.baen.com/salvage-right.html
Lee & Miller are still writing Liaden tales …
This is not a good spot to start.. if you like Moe’s work, start with “Agent of Change” or maybe “Fledgling”.
Haven’t cracked this one open just yet…
Mew
How about something by Michael Connelly? A Bosch or a Mickey Haller novel might fit the bill. Or perhaps a Louis L’Amour novel like “The Quick and the Dead” or “Sackett’s Land”. A foray outside of fantasy and science fiction can be refreshing sometimes.
Bosch? Start with “Black Echo”. I read Connelly up to the 13th .. couldn’t make the jump to the next one. Solid series, well written.
Wilson’s Repairman Jack is also interesting.. “The Tomb” hits atmospheric weird very well.. and Jack is a subtly unreliable narrator.
Aaronovich’s Peter Grant is another well-written series: the first book, “Midnight Riot”, sets off events that are still working themselves out across three continents and two separate series (one of books, one of graphic novels) tracking two different protagonists.
No shortage of good books being written.. finding the diamonds among the crud is the challenge…. Moe’s one of the opinions I trust for that.
Mew
Show love to the classics and dial up some Hornblower.
*Elantris* Brandon Sanderson’s debut.