The Art of Detection (Kate Martinelli Mysteries)38 reviews Laurie R. King Bantam, 2006 What a relief! + Kate Martinelli meets Sherlock Holmes + Quite possibly King's best book I really love both the Martinelli and Russell/Homes series, but I found the last Martinelli outing disappointing. It was a great pleasure to see Kate back in grand form, with the added deliciousness of the Russell/Holmes tie-in. I love watching Kate deal with the peculiarities of reenactors and ...             Death in the Garden17 reviews Elizabeth Ironside Felony & Mayhem, 2005 Excellent structure, beautiful language + A doozy of a story! + Beautifully written + Good Read             Two Little Girls in Blue: A Novel102 reviews Mary Higgins Clark Simon & Schuster, 2006 REAL PAGE TURNER!!! + Amazing Read! + Captivating book, bad ending + Two Lillle Girls in Blue             The Book of the Dead188 reviews Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child Grand Central Publishing, 2006 Answers to many of the Pendergast questions ... + A rip-roaring page turner, but engage suspension of disbelief before reading! + Entertaining suspense, stands on own Pendergast is in jail, framed by his brother. His friends, led by Vincent D'Agosta, plot to help him escape. The New York Museum of Natural History receives a mysterious package - that turns out to be diamond dust - their rare diamonds, stolen by Pendergasts brother Diogenes in Dance of Death, ...             Blue Shoes and Happiness (No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency, Book 7)101 reviews Alexander Mccall Smith Pantheon, 2006 Why hasn't Alexander Mccall Smith won awards for these books? + Warm, witty, and wise + No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency + Gentle, loving stories             Definitely Dead (Southern Vampire Mysteries, Book 6)140 reviews Charlaine Harris Ace Books, 2006 Great vampire series + great read + Another fun Sookie tale + Love Charlaine Harris & Sookie Stackhouse + Definitely Dead             The 5th Horseman (Women's Murder Club)186 reviews James Patterson, Maxine Paetro Little, Brown and Company, 2006 Woman's Murder Club + This is the first novel by James Patterson that I have read + Great product and service + 5th Horseman             The Hard Way (Jack Reacher Novels)162 reviews Lee Child Delacorte Press, 2006 BACK TO THE BEST REACHER! + I have read FOUR Jack Reacher novels . . . . + Another Great Jack Reacher Story + Good Thriller + Once Again, Reacher At His Best!             The Last Templar270 reviews Raymond Khoury Dutton Adult, 2006 Waaaiiiit a Minute People....!!!!!! Sheesh!!!! What did you expect??? This is a summer beach read potboiler---and for that purpose it's perfect! This is not high literature. If you enjoyed Dan Brown, you'll enjoy this. If you are into Templars and the Gnostic Gospels, you'll enjoy it even more. Sure, it has the typical cardboard ...             The Two Minute Rule134 reviews Robert Crais Simon & Schuster, 2006 Thoroughly Enjoyed! + Great Book!!! + Crais does it again + not bad at all             Bad Twin98 reviews Gary Troup Hyperion, 2006 An Interesting Mystery Based Only on Its Own Merits + Bad Twin As long as you don't go into reading BAD TWIN thinking you're going to solve the mysteries of the hit television show Lost, then you should be okay. BAD TWIN, on its own, is an intriguing mystery featuring twin brothers--one a bigwig in the family business, the other a ne're-do-well who has gone ...             Turning Angel: A Novel140 reviews Greg Iles Scribner, 2005 Great Reading + I Hated to See This Book End! + A page-turning thriller + SENSATIONAL             Memory in Death (In Death)92 reviews J.D. Robb Putnam Adult, 2006 More "In Death," please! + survivor in death + Memory in Death + Character-driven mystery + Introducing Trudy Lombard             Sea Change (Jesse Stone Novels)64 reviews Robert B. Parker Putnam Adult, 2006 Dump The Ex-Wife + A quick and easy read Jesse Stone is a strong character. After seeing the TV movies with Tom Selleck, I picture him as I read each book. Tom Selleck is also a strong character, so......why does the author keep up this relationship with the ex-wife. To me it protrays a very weak person. I personally am getting tired ...             Tomb of the Golden Bird (Amelia Peabody Mysteries)39 reviews Elizabeth Peters William Morrow, 2006 18th entry in series another delight + adventurous visit with old friends + Elizabeth Peters Books Tomb of the Golden Bird by Elizabeth Peters is the 18th, and possibly last, book in her fabulous Amelia Peabody series. The entire Emerson clan is back in Egypt for Howard Carter's discovery (with some guidance from Emerson of course) of Tutankhamon's tomb. Emerson peeves off Lord Carnavon, and the ...             The Secret Supper69 reviews Javier Sierra Atria, 2006 Symbology and Secrets Galore + It's no secret, this is a very enjoyable read The intrigue of The Secret Supper surpasses many books of its type, including the international best-seller The DaVinci Code. The already well-known symbology in art during the Renaissance is the central theme, here. Secret codes fill in much of the rest of the action. Even though the plot's quest ...             The Da Vinci Code3857 reviews Dan Brown Anchor, 2006 Dan Brown + Hard to put down. Dan Brown hit a homerun here. This book has an awesome story line and really keeps you wanting more. The action is fast yet easy to keep up with. Brown has a great way of making you feel like you know what's going on in the story, but still surprises you in the end. Read the book first, saw the ...             At Risk218 reviews Patricia Cornwell Putnam Adult, 2006 Great seller + Patricia Cornwell "Lite" + Great Read The book was in perfect shape and it arrived within a short time period after it was ordered. This was a great seller to buy from.             The Bookwoman's Last Fling: A Cliff Janeway Novel45 reviews John Dunning Scribner, 2006 A favorite series + A BIBLOPHILE IN EQUESTRIAN TERRITORY I love the Bookman series by John Dunning. This one had a lot about horse racing. Not a field of interest of mine but that said, I still look forward to the next Bookman. Until I read the book I was worried that this was the last in the series based on the title.             The Husband293 reviews Dean Koontz Bantam, 2006 Excellent + Great Koontz novel I have been a fan of Dean's since forever. This book is beyond a doubt one of the best ever. If your a fan of Koontz you won't put the book down till the end for that matter if you have never read Koontz start now. It will be the best thriller you ever read..................