Sarah Lotz has published 20 novels. In addition to those written under her own name, she's also published as S.L. Grey, Lily Herne, and Helene S. Paige. Have you read any of her other works, and if so, which ones?

Since her debut in 2011, Sarah Lotz has published 20 novels. In addition to those written under her own name, she’s participated in several collaborations: as S.L. Grey (with Louis Greenberg); Lily Herne (with her daughter Savannah Lotz); and Helene S. Paige (with Helen Moffett and Paige Nick). Have you read any of this author’s other works? If so, which ones, and how did they compare to How to Kill a Crime Writer?

This is my first novel by this author. Perhaps I wasn’t prepared for her quirky style.

I have not read any of her other books. If I do look for one, I will do it at the library, not by purchasing. That way I won’t feel badly just stopping, if it is in the same style as this one.

I have not read any of her other books

No, I have not read anything else by this author. I do believe she has a quirky style as another responder mentioned. I think her style might not appeal to all but I am sure her style has a following.

I haven’t read any of the author’s other books but I plan to look them up and buy another

I hadn’t read any of her other books, but I plan to now. I liked what others call her “quirky” style.

A new author for me. I might look for another title.

I had to look for the titles under each pen-name, but I have not read any of her other works.

I have not read her other books. I loved Ms. Lotz’s writing style. I look forward to reading more books by Ms. Lotz.

I haven’t read any of Lotz’s other books; not sure I will. I enjoyed this one, but not my usual style.

This is my first novel and at this point I am not sure I’ll seek out any of her other 20 novels.

I have not read any other of her books, but plan to check them out at the library. I have done that with other authors I have reviewed on BookBrowse. I enjoyed her style of writing and found much humor in her ‘quirky’ style.

I have not yet read any of her other books but am interested in finding more of her work.