I keep thinking of pulling out my old John D. MacDonald...

[Little Star]

Travis McGee series and re-reading it again. I loved that series! I've already read it 2 or 3 times.
In chronological order:
(1964) The Deep Blue Good-by
(1964) Nightmare in Pink
(1964) A Purple Place for Dying
(1964) The Quick Red Fox
(1965) A Deadly Shade of Gold
(1965) Bright Orange for the Shroud
(1966) Darker than Amber
(1966) One Fearful Yellow Eye
(1968) Pale Gray for Guilt
(1968) The Girl in the Plain Brown Wrapper
(1969) Dress Her in Indigo
(1970) The Long Lavender Look
(1971) A Tan and Sandy Silence
(1973) The Scarlet Ruse
(1973) The Turquoise Lament
(1975) The Dreadful Lemon Sky
(1978) The Empty Copper Sea
(1979) The Green Ripper
(1981) Free Fall in Crimson
(1982) Cinnamon Skin
(1985) The Lonely Silver Rain

Does anyone else ever get a yearning to re-read some of the oldies but goodies over again?

Then there's Harlan Coben's Myron Bolitar series with his friend's Win and Esperanza that also keep passing through my mind. Maybe I'll haul out my bins of books this spring and do some re-reading.

[getting old in mke]

1. I dip into Parker's Spenser series

every couple of years. I don't re-read it all, but maybe three or four per iteration

[dhill926]

2. Fantastic series.....

have gone through it a couple times myself. Been a long time though....

[pscot]

3. I read them all

back in the day. Wonderful stuff. Though I sometimes wondered about McGee's taste in women.

[Nay]

4. I read the Travis McGee series several times, once I found out about it. McDonald lived on

Siesta Key, FL, and I went to college nearby. When I found that out, I read all his books. Loved them.

Did you know he wrote one science fiction novel? I liked it, too. "Ballroom of the Skies" was the name of that book.