I do and of course J.D. Robb her alter ego. From the library I currently have books by Ngaio Marsh (mystery), Miriam Toews, Star Jones (yes, the Star Jones and sure to be cr#p but oh well), Mary Burton (a thriller), Jill Mansell, Lindsay Faye, David Balducci and Deborah Raney. I left Dick Francis on the shelf and will hopefully get it soon.

I don't tend to pre-read the beginnings of books as I see others do at the library so I will often start a book at home and wind up not finishing it because it's poorly written or the story isn't to my liking.

I do read a real mix of genres and authors.

I do read her occasionally. She always is a quick read and I particularly like the Boonsboro series because it is an area I know pretty well and where she lives/or did live and she opened an inn and bookstore there. Right now I read as many free books as I can on Paperwhite and have not done enough library.

Nora Roberts/J.D. Robb is the only romance/romantic suspense author I read. I know her books aren't always wonderful, but they are rarely terrible so it's nice to have an author I can count on. The other authors that I read without fail are Daniel Silva, J.A. Jance, Laurie R. King, Clive Cussler, Lee Child, Jonathan Kellerman and Faye Kellerman. I like other authors, too, but I won't buy the other authors without checking reviews. I miss Vince Flynn, Helen MacInnes and Robert B. Parker.

Springroz, I used to read every night before going to sleep, but sometimes I would get so involved with a book that I couldn't put it down!

Not a big Nora Roberts fan, but I do a lot of light reading in summer. My favorites are Elin Hildebrand, Mary Kay Andrews, Dorothea Benton Frank, Dick Francis (haven't read his in a while tho), Fannie Flagg, David Baldacci, John Grisham, Sue Grafton, Janet Evanovich. I've got a couple of others on tap to read by Liane Moriarty and Janet Evanovich. Used to read a lot of Catherine Coulter but haven't in a while since I've been trying out a lot of newer authors.