Midnight Rambler: A Novel of Suspense55 reviews James Swain Ballantine Books, 2007 Wonderful! + Entertaining + This was my first read of a Swain book + Beautifully crafted thriller + Swain does it again             The Spies of Warsaw: A Novel65 reviews Alan Furst Random House, 2008 My first but not last Furst + A Great Read + Outstanding historical fiction The Spies of Warsaw is a wonderful and entertaining read. It hooked me very quickly, and I finished it in nothing flat. Alan Furst is a craftsman of the highest order. I've been analyzing novels rather seriously for almost two decades and this one is constructed as well as any I've read. I'm ...             You Don't Know Jack24 reviews Erin McCarthy Brava, 2006 I Wanna Know Jack!!! + Definitely an easy & fun read Erin McCarthy does it again with this awesome book. I've read 'The Pregnancy Test' and was hoping the next book would be about Jamie. I'm glad that my wish came true. Jamie Peters is a sweet Social Worker with a heart of gold. She's extremely loyal to her friends,believes in love and helping ...             Pet Sematary388 reviews Stephen King Pocket, 2001 King's brilliance cannot be denied on this novel. + More Emotional than Scary + Another great Stephen King book + I LOVE THIS BOOK! + Worth reading             Fidelity18 reviews Thomas Perry Harcourt, 2008 A great read! + Fidelity I have been a long time fan of Thomas Perry, and Fidelity continues in his unique style. He is a master of character, suspense and clever plot twists. Excellent story telling - I couldn't put it down.             Silence33 reviews Thomas Perry Harcourt, 2007 Nobody Writes 'em Better + It's not easy to find someone you've hidden so well + A diverting detour for mystery readers + Typical Cat and Mouse, Along With a Disappearing Act             The Appeal427 reviews John Grisham Doubleday, 2008 Great Entertainment + Surprise! Surprise! + Fantastic!!!!! Mary Grace and Tom Payton are a husband and wife legal team and for years they've been representing a woman in Bowmore, Mississippi who lost both her husband and child to cancer which was supposedly caused by Krane Chemical's deliberate chemical spills into the town's water supply. The cancer rate ...             The Front210 reviews Patricia Cornwell Putnam Adult, 2008 The Front, Patricia Cornwall This book is an example of the deteriorating standards of one of the finest thriller writers. The early Scarpeta books were superb but the last four or five titles have been dull, with weak plots. The main characters too have lost their spark and authenticity. The Front is not Scarpeta, but it ...             The Andromeda Strain378 reviews Michael Crichton Avon, 2003 Not as Good as Microbe, But worth it. + Nice early work of Crichton I read both this and Bill Clem's novel, Microbe, which has been compared to it, and I enjoyed Clem's book more. Not to say this wasn't good, but parts just fell flat for me, where in Clem's book, it's non-stop action and furious pace. Still I have to give it four stars for a great effort. if you ...             Odd Hours156 reviews Dean Koontz Bantam, 2008 Odd Hours_Koontz + Odd Thomas Book 4 of 7 If you haven't read the previous Koontz novels with the character of Odd Thomas you might be little lost, although not so much to impact the story of this book. It will make curious to read the others. Odd Thomas is one the best characters developed by Dean Koontz!             The Female of the Species: Tales of Mystery and Suspense12 reviews Joyce Carol Oates Harvest Books, 2007 Chilling and insightful Scripture says that the sins of the fathers are visited on the sons. The meaning of this verse is commonly taken to imply the consequences of sinful parenting. For Oates, the sins of the parents are visited on the daughters. Here is an outstanding collection of women and girls of varying ages ...             I Am Legend509 reviews Richard Matheson Tor Books, 2007 Unique like the movie, but not the same + I am in Awe of This Story! + Vampires...the end of everything + Dares to be different             A Cry In The Night119 reviews Mary Higgins Clark Pocket, 1993 I was totally sucked into this book!!! + A Cry In The Night, by Mary Higgins Clark I've read a few of Clark's other books, and liked them, but I spend most of my time and money on non fiction books. My mom had this and brought it over to me as soon as she finished saying how great it was. She was right, I finished it that night! I felt so bad for her, getting herself stuck into a ...             Carrie5 reviews Stephen King Simon & Schuster Audio, 2005 Carrie...Read By...Carrie + Spacek takes Carrie to a new level + Great reading of a good novel! + A great listen! + Worth a listen for fans of the novel             Phantom Prey (Lucas Davenport Mysteries)97 reviews John Sandford Putnam Adult, 2008 John Sandford is the best + Phantom Prey + The Phantom Prey + you'll need to keep your wits about             The London Eye Mystery5 reviews Siobhan Dowd David Fickling Books, 2008 Richie's Picks: THE LONDON EYE MYSTERY + Dowd demonstrates that a condition that would be viewed by most of the world as a disability can actually be a tremendous asset + A satisfying mystery powered by changing personal relationships. + Courtesy of Teens Read Too             Jumper: A Novel (Jumper)127 reviews Steven Gould Tor Science Fiction, 2008 One of the best. + The original Jumper story + Fantastic + JUMPER - A NOVEL             Jurassic Park646 reviews Michael Crichton Ballantine Books, 1991 Thrilling + Surprising SciFi Thriller + A Dark, Exciting, and Engaging Techno-Thriller! + John's Jurassic Park Review             7th Heaven (The Women's Murder Club)110 reviews James Patterson, Maxine Paetro Little, Brown and Company, 2008 I read this in 2 1/2 days, excellent!!!! + Kidnapping, Arson and Murder, Fast-Paced & Very Good + 7th Heaven + Loved 5th, missed 6th, loved 7th             The Shack1243 reviews William P. Young Windblown Media, 2007 Thought provoking + An absolutely stunning work of "fiction" + The Shack by William P Young will change your life + The Shack + The Trinity