Scavenger53 reviews Tom Savage Signet, 2000 Awesome End Twists!! + Quick read. + If You Read one Savage Book You've Read Them All + Edge of your seat!             Mine37 reviews Robert R Mccammon Simon Schuster Trade RELENTLESS... + Fasten Your Seat Belt And Prepare Yourself For An Exciting Ride! + Little Known, All Night Page Turner! + A Wicked Ride + Mary Terror is the most terrifying villain in modern horror!             A Maiden's Grave85 reviews Jeffery Deaver Signet, 1996 My first Jeffery Deaver book + I almost envy those of you who've not read this...for the treat you've got to come + A really good book + One of the best + Excellent thriller!             I Know This Much Is True (Oprah's Book Club) (Oprah's Book Club)1444 reviews Wally Lamb Harper Perennial, 1999 Great Book + All Time Favorite + I miss reading this book :( + It will stay with you             Misery319 reviews Stephen King Topeka Bindery, 1999 A must read + It's not Misery to read this book!!... Um sorry. I'm truly sorry. + Still my favourite + Tense and Emotional Story + Excellent work             Red Dragon447 reviews Thomas Harris Dell, 2000 Red Dragon + Nearly as good as Silence of the Lambs + Fantastic novel. . . This was a fantastic book, better than the movie. It was in great shape for a great price.             The Saving Graces242 reviews Patricia Gaffney Large Print Press, 2000 Girl Friendship Book, Great Read! + Wonderful Book + Loved it! + Isabel, Rudy, Emma and Lee are on my mind             Enduring Love: A Novel170 reviews Ian Mcewan Anchor, 1998 A Terse Literary Masterpiece on Obsessive Love from Ian McEwan + Forever changed + A tale about obsession Ian McEwan's slender novel, "Enduring Love", moves along at such an episodic fast clip that it might remind readers more of an Ian Fleming James Bond tale, than as a sophisticated literary confection from one of Great Britain's - and truly the English language's - foremost writers of fiction. ...             Raveling: A Novel55 reviews Peter Moore Smith Vision, 2001 An unusual and fantastic mystery + The Best Novel I've Read Since "The Big Picture," by Douglas Kennedy + IT IS NOW ALL COMING TOGETHER... + This was a good one + Old tale, very new voice             And Then There Were None596 reviews Agatha Christie St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2001 The Best of the Best + The Pinacle of Agatha Christie + My first Christie book... + Then There Were None-- Best book + One of Agatha Christie's Finest Mystery Novels             Fluke14 reviews James Herbert Signet, 1995 Beautiful and Moving + A Marvellous And Delightful Story For Young And Old!!! + Spectacular! + Gentle fantasy is a shocking change of pace. + An unusual and satisfying book, maybe Herbert's best.             Hideaway103 reviews Dean Koontz Berkley, 1992 Hideaway + Slow building but reaches an intense climax I love Dean Koontz' Odd Thomas Series, so I went out and bought a truck load of Koontz books, and Hideaway was one of them; it's disturbing in so many ways, but I couldn't put it down, so I guess that makes me "disturbed."             Kiss the Girls (Alex Cross)346 reviews James Patterson Grand Central Publishing, 1995 His Best Book Ever! + Kiss the girls + Riveting This 2nd book in the Alex Cross series was absolutely spellbinding! I couldn't put it down. The plot was very interesting and kept you on the edge of your seat wondering what was going to happen next. I could "see & feel" every scene and emotion as if I were right there with the characters. I would ...             Sleepers175 reviews Lorenzo Carcaterra Ballantine Books, 1996 First you'll laugh... + Best book I have EVER read + Powerful Stuff. + My Review of Sleepers             False Memory498 reviews Dean Koontz Bantam, 1999 Way too much descriptive, repetitive writing I have read most of DK's books and this one was almost painful. Things really don't start moving until half way through. I forced myself to continue and did a lot of skimming when it came to the wordy descriptions and detailed repetative drama in the beginning. Rather disappointing.             Along Came a Spider (Alex Cross)331 reviews James Patterson Topeka Bindery, 1999 Along Came a Spider + Patterson At His Best + Good Read This suspense thriller was read by 2 great readers. It was listened to while in my car and it was hard to turn it off when arriving at my destination. This was my first book on tape by James Patterson and I hope that others by this author will be read as superbly.             Messiah150 reviews Boris Starling Onyx, 1999 Best damn mystery/thriller I have ever read! + Absolutely Fantastic! Riveting and realistic story that kept me on the edge of my seat the whole read through.             The Search109 reviews Iris Johansen Bantam, 2000 Johansen at her best! + In The Search... of unpredictability + one you can re-read time after time + IRIS HAS DONE IT AGAIN + WONDERFUL!             Mine37 reviews Robert R Mccammon Simon Schuster Trade RELENTLESS... + Fasten Your Seat Belt And Prepare Yourself For An Exciting Ride! + Little Known, All Night Page Turner! + A Wicked Ride + Mary Terror is the most terrifying villain in modern horror!             Red Dragon447 reviews Thomas Harris Dell, 2000 Red Dragon + Nearly as good as Silence of the Lambs + Fantastic novel. . . This was a fantastic book, better than the movie. It was in great shape for a great price.