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Just like To Welcome all the New Members

Christy
Thanks Christy for your PM, and thanks for joining.
Proud to share this group with thriller fans.
Hope all new members will go and Introduce themselves on our Introduction thread.
Also maybe add "Ten Random Facts", voted by Book Social as one of our best thread/posts.
Proud to share this group with thriller fans.
Hope all new members will go and Introduce themselves on our Introduction thread.
Also maybe add "Ten Random Facts", voted by Book Social as one of our best thread/posts.

I'm off to get some book recommendations.


welcome Natalie
Thanks for joining.
Do say hello in the introduction page, you will get loads of welcomes...
Thanks for joining.
Do say hello in the introduction page, you will get loads of welcomes...

I've just created my account. A thriller/suspense/mystery fun. Look forward to interacting with you! Mawuena




with conductor Leopold Stokowski: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyknB...
Yes, that's the same guy who conducted the orchestra the Disney Studios used for the 1940 original version of the movie FANTASIA.
Anna: Your "Welcome to the Family" URL is Hex Girls from Scooby-Doo and the Witch's Ghost: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1P_Bl...
Hi Anna
welcome to the group.
Please do introduce yourself on our introduction thread.
Please do have fun.
So many great recommendations
welcome to the group.
Please do introduce yourself on our introduction thread.
Please do have fun.
So many great recommendations

welcome to the group.
Please do introduce yourself on our introduction thread.
Please do have fun.
So many great recommendations"
Thanks everyone. Looking forward to discussing some great thrillers.


Thank you, Amber! That is one good throwback.


I am a fairly new member and am posting for the first time. I like to read all kinds of different genres, but I have a special place in my heart for suspense and thrillers.

It was also used as a plot device by Jim Butcher in his Dresden Files novel Dead Beat, in which the title character, Harry Dresden, turns the pride and joy of the Field Museum, Sue the T-Rex into a zombie to protect himself from a ritual set up by a group of necromancers on Halloween...which also happens to be Harry's birthday.

And I've, of course, seen the wonderful 'Sue' at the Field Museum, one of my all time favorite places in Chicago. The Field Museum lit my lifelong enthusiasm for ancient Egypt when I was around 8 years old.
Now I shall have to read Dead Beat...lol....this was just a perfect reference....thank you for making me feel so welcome!!!!!

If you've never read anything in this series, I suggest you start with the graphic novel WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...

Welcome to all the new members, and I hope you go into our "Please Introduce Yourself, Let's All get To Know Each Other, thread and say hello, this would be great.
The more active the better, and we have created many topics to interest all members.
This group has become one of the fastest growing out of the 150,000 on Good Reads, and we are glad to be in the top 100 groups.
We have members joining daily, but please do join in you will learn about so many new authors, especially on the threads "Just Finished" , "Share Your Review", "Pick It For Me", "Book Pal"
And we love to know more about you in the " Ten Fandom Facts"
Don't forget most months we have a Q & A authors and read a long and also top author Q & A's when we can.
Have fun.