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If you liked Twenty Years Later, here are the top 100 books to read next:
- #1
Save:A beautifully written, horse-themed romance with rich character work, ideal for fans of sports, second-chance love, and stories with emotional maturity - but may not click for readers wanting less technical detail or more fiery drama.
- #2
Save:A hilarious, poignant, and surprisingly profound adventure through the world’s endangered species - Adams fans and animal lovers shouldn't miss it, even if it’s a little dated!
My own last chance to see Douglas Adams in action as a public speaker was at the Digital Biota conference in Cambridge in September 1998, over ten years ago. Also as it happens, I dreamed last night o... - #3
Save:Unapologetically wild, racy, and wickedly entertaining - Riders is old-school fun with horses, hunks, and high drama. Not for the easily offended, but a classic for fans of saucy, larger-than-life beach reads.
Unfortunately, Tory found a taxi all too easily. When she got back to the flat, which Molly Maxwell had borrowed from a friend for the summer, it was only 11.30. She found her mother and the Colonel o... - #4
Save:A gripping and intense thriller with clever twists, strong female characters, and plenty of forensic intrigue - though the teenage drama and abrupt ending may not work for everyone.
It was a question asked of Livia Cutty at each of her fellowship interviews. Generic answers might have included the desire to help families find closure, the love of science, and the craving to tackl... - #5
Save:A smart, twisty crime thriller that’s hard to put down - just brace yourself for an unconventional ending. Great for fans of true crime and rollercoaster mysteries!
- #6
Save:'Those Empty Eyes' by Charlie Donlea is a suspenseful novel that follows the story of Alex, a young woman who is determined to uncover the truth behind her family's tragic murder. As Alex delves into the investigation, she faces challenges such as media frenzy, legal battles, and the search for justice. The narrative unfolds through multiple characters' points of view, providing a layered and intriguing storyline that keeps the reader guessing until the very end.
The plot of 'Those Empty Eyes' also includes themes of social injustices, false accusations, and the impact of media scrutiny on individuals' lives. The author, Charlie Donlea, weaves a complex WhoDunIt tale that explores the intricacies of the crime, the legal system, and the aftermath of a heinous act, ultimately leading to a shocking revelation that challenges the reader's assumptions about the characters and their motivations.
- #7
Save:Summit Lake is a compelling, fast-paced debut - great for anyone who loves a suspenseful whodunit, but be prepared for a few plot contrivances along the way. If you enjoyed Donlea’s later works, you’ll likely enjoy this, just with slightly tempered expectations.
The winter night sucked the sky black by the time she left the cafe. She walked the dark streets of Summit Lake and pulled her scarf tight against the cold. It felt good to finally tell someone. It ma... - #8
Save:A super cute, horse-filled romance with lots of steam and heart - definitely worth a try for fans of small-town or equestrian-themed love stories!
I’ve been sitting at this desk for hours every day listening to the nonstop pinging of messages coming through, while I turn my grandfather’s office upside down looking for something. Scouring page af... - #9
Save:A sweet, fast-paced YA romance with a unique equestrian twist - more for fans of heartfelt, easy reads than for those seeking deep character arcs or groundbreaking love stories. Borrow it if you're into horses or contemporary teen romance!
(Also, see 63 recommendations for the series Hundred Oaks ) - #10
Save:A brilliantly tragic exploration of family, pride, and human nature - King Lear is demanding, unforgettable, and essential for lovers of dramatic literature.
The traditional expressions of socially accepted madness in the snatches of court Fool and Bedlam beggar in King Lear involve the idea of music, and probably were given, in Elizabethan performance, th...
