Pirate: A Thriller (Hawke (Atria Hardcover))61 reviews Ted Bell Atria, 2005 Great Book + Ted Bell + Hawke Rocks! Ted writes a fine thriller dealing in some of todays most compelling topics. I read all of his books and will continue to. If you like Tom Clancy and the other writers in this genre you'll love Ted's books!             Memorial Day129 reviews Vince Flynn Pocket Books, 2006 Memorable Book + One of the finest Mitch Rapp novels + Memorial Day + Competition for Jack             The Practice of Deceit: A Novel22 reviews Elizabeth Benedict Mariner Books, 2006 LOVED this book!! + Your wife isn't who you think she is - and she wants you out of the picture! + Drawing a Bead on the Professional Class + Page-turner -- Psychological Thriller + simply enjoyable             The Stolen Child: A Novel273 reviews Keith Donohue Nan A. Talese, 2006 Innovative and deeply felt + Delightful, Enagaging + Unbelievably gripping + A very fun book beautifully interwoven with bits and pieces of changeling folklore             The Hard Way (Jack Reacher Novels)159 reviews Lee Child Delacorte Press, 2006 Once Again, Reacher At His Best! + Reacher vs the mercenaries + Razor sharp, almost too good..until the last 20 or so pages. + Great book!             The Sisters5 reviews Robert Littell Penguin (Non-Classics), 2006 Littell's masterful tale of revenge, deceit, espionage, and honor + Masterful + The sisters Death and Night + Great Look at a Familiar Event             A Stolen Season: An Alex McKnight Novel (Alex McKnight Novels)27 reviews Steve Hamilton St. Martin's Minotaur, 2006 Atmosphere & Plot Match + Good, Fast-Paced Thriller + His Best By Far ... + Another excellent, very enjoyable book + A STOLEN SEASON             The Wrong Man: A Novel24 reviews John Katzenbach Ballantine Books, 2006 How fast can your life become a spiraling nightmare? + Although I would change some things, it was ok! + The Wrong Man Review + master at twisting the screws             Black Maps18 reviews Peter Spiegelman Vintage, 2005 Deserves 6 stars - or 7 + Black Maps + Great Writing, So-So Plotting + Yeah, how DOES March keep his health insurance?             Short Straw36 reviews Stuart Woods Putnam Adult, 2006 A good story although bland for thriller fans This review is for the Signet paperback, May 2007, 375 pages. SHORT STRAW was on the USA Today's Top 150 Best-Selling books list for eight weeks reaching the peak position of 43. Stuart Woods has 26 novels on this best-seller list. Ed Eagle, a successful lawyer, wakes up uncharacteristically ...             Jar City: A Reykjavik Thriller33 reviews Arnaldur Indridason Picador, 2005 good fast read + Dark Scandanavian mystery + I kept flipping forward to see what would happen next ... + Crime Beat Street Blogger review             The Darwin Conspiracy37 reviews John Darnton Anchor, 2006 The evolution of evolutioon. + The Coincidence of Coincidence Darnton has mastered the art of historical fiction, here the voyage of the Beagle and the path Darwin followed towards the theory of evolution. Rooted all too well in historical fact Darnton weaves a web of subterfuge and academic trespassing as the source of much of what Darwin came to be ...             Pegasus Descending: A Dave Robicheaux Novel (Dave Robicheaux Mysteries)105 reviews James Lee Burke Simon & Schuster, 2006 Burke is simply one of the best writers around + Harry Bosch's psychological baggage ain't got nothin' on Dave Robicheaux! Mr. Burke's use of language, the descriptions of his characters and settings are remarkable. And, most importantly, a joy to read.             Speak Softly, She Can Hear: A Novel48 reviews Pam Lewis Simon & Schuster, 2006 Could not put this one down! + WOW! + On the Edge of My Seat Experience.... + Very suspenseful!             Transfer of Power206 reviews Vince Flynn Pocket Books, 2006 Vince Flynn is a superior writer of near fiction + Great story, good pageturer + Mitch we need you now I found that reading the series begun with Term Limits, it helps to read them in order of writing, as they build on previous issues. Transfer of Power is the second in the series, and I found it very hard to put down, just as I did Term Limits. I have finished the next two in the series, The Third ...             He Who Fears the Wolf (Inspector Sejer Mysteries)16 reviews Karin Fossum Harvest Books, 2006 Fascinating characters, unusual plot, great fun! + Superb writing + Creepy, but good! + Stay Out of the Forest + Great Scandinavian Noir             Term Limits211 reviews Vince Flynn Pocket Books, 2007 Top Notch + Like all other Vince Flynn's: a great read + Don't want it to end. + Exciting and provacotive + Political Thriller             Diamond Sky21 reviews Ken Douglas Bootleg Press, 2003 Greed gets people into trouble + It Doesn't Get Much Better than this! + Adventure in the Caribbean This novel carries over some characters from Ken Douglas's earlier novel, "Dead Ringer," including police officers Billy Wolfe, Alvarez, and Norton. Dead bodies are found in an upscale apartment - people brutally tortured and murdered. Then there are additional deaths, and homes are torn apart by ...             The Meaning of Night: A Confession68 reviews Michael Cox W. W. Norton, 2006 The meaning of night is death. + Divine! "Revenge has a long memory," Edward hisses at Phoebus as he's expelled from Eton, a victim of Phoebus' malice and deceit. Disgraced and with his scholarly ambition thwarted, Edward returns home, whereupon the death of his mother leads to the chance discovery of her letters and journals. They ...             Beach Road257 reviews James Patterson, Peter de Jonge Little, Brown and Company, 2006 Good Summer Reading! + quality Patterson + Perfect Summer Reading Couldn't put it down. It takes a while to get the characters straight but is worth the effort. A tale of a group of guys on Long Island who get together to play basketball. Tempers flare and a tragedy is averted. Or is it? Not long after, some of the players turn up dead. Were the murders related ...