Mount Dragon91 reviews Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child Tor Books, 1997 Great read! As a long time fan of Preston and Child, I was looking for any other books available. This one is just as good as I expected. A myterious thrill!             The Wheel of Darkness (Special Agent Pendergast)165 reviews Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child Grand Central Publishing, 2007 Pendergast Saves the Human Race + Very interesting read. + Fantastic!! + Hard core - don't miss it!             Dreadful Skin10 reviews Cherie Priest Subterranean Press, 2007 favorite novel this year + Haunting and brutal with promising thematic elements, but its faults hold it back. Good, but not great. Recommended + Sister Eileen the Werewolf Slayer + Super Reader + Delightful literary creepiness             Infected: A Novel193 reviews Scott Sigler Crown, 2008 LOVING IT!!! + "The Ouchie I can hold in my Hand" and other tales of the terrible + Wow! + Unrelenting alien invasion             Jack Wakes Up (Jack Palms Crime Mysteries)55 reviews Seth Harwood Breakneck Books, 2008 Shake 'Em Down BABYYYYYY!!!! + Jack Gets 5 Stars??? + JACK PALMS is the man + Could not put this book down! + What a great book. What a great writer.             Thunderhead191 reviews Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child Grand Central Publishing, 2000 The first of many for me by these authors... + A Bonfire of a read + One of P&C's best + kinda late in reading thunderhead... + southwest anasazi archeological adventure             Reliquary (Pendergast, Book 2)183 reviews Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child Tor Books, 1998 Another interesting Preston/Child book + Reliquary + Into the Deep ... I agree with most people that this book did not live up to Relic, but it is still a great story. It reads well as an independent book and the setting is very interesting below NYC. I think that it took a little bit too long to really get going, but when it did it was really strong.             Riptide185 reviews Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child Grand Central Publishing, 1999 Another great book by Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child + Fun read albeit you knew the outcome + A fast paced thriller hard to put down After reading The Relic and Brimstone (both books by Preston and Child and with the fictionilized character Pendergast) I decided to read something different. Believe me, this is probably one of the best books I have ever read. A true adventure. You will not be able to put it down until you have ...             Dance of Death176 reviews Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child, 2005 Dance of Death + Dance of Death (Preston/Child) + Dance of Death + Pendergast redeems himself             The Cabinet of Curiosities (Pendergast, Book 3269 reviews Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child Grand Central Publishing, 2003 A worthy, captivating, thrilling ride and read. + Entertaining, but characters are a little flat and ending is a bit of a let down + In truth it's Horror! This is the best book from the duo author that I've read thus far (again, I don't read in order of the published date). It kept me captivated, interested and in tune for the duration of the read and beyond. The air of mystery by was perfectly described through the ornate details. This book ...             I Am Legend521 reviews Richard Matheson Tor Books, 2007 A "legend"ary story + Enjoyable Vampire Story (and Sci-fi Horror combo)! + The classic tale of the last man on earth + Where Have You Gone, Charleton Heston? + ... worth it.             Those Who Went Remain There Still Cherie, Priest Subterranean, 2008 Heaster Wharton is dead, and his passing might mean an end to hostilities between the Manders and the Coys. If the the elderly patriarch showed the kindness and foresight to split his land cleanly between his feuding descendants, then a truce could be arranged. But his final request is a strange one, delivered across the country to the straggling remnants of his tribe. Representatives from both ...             The Darkest Evening of the Year214 reviews Dean Koontz Bantam, 2007 A harrowing, spine-tingling, suspense thriller. + There Ought to be a Law + A slight improvement over recent Koontz books This novel is made for dog lovers, so if you are one of those persons, you can't go wrong. Yes, there are references to dog abuse and neglect, because the main protagonist, Amy, is deeply involved with Golden rescue. However, anyone that is a dog advocate knows these situations do occur and that ...             Brave Men Run - A Novel of the Sovereign Era42 reviews Matthew Wayne Selznick Swarm Press, 2008 Brave Men Run + More please! + Good Read from an Indie Author + True Literature Lives + A mind movie with an 80's soundtrack             A Stir of Echoes51 reviews Richard Matheson Tor Books, 2004 Another GREAT story from Richard Matheson + Compelling This is a great story! As with all his other books, this is a gripping tale that captures the imagination from the first sentence. Don't miss out!             Relic (Pendergast, Book 1)284 reviews Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child Tor Books, 1996 Taunt, exciting thriller + First in a great series. + Pendergast's "The Relic" + Relic 5 stars! + The book is always better than the movie             The Chase112 reviews Clive Cussler Putnam Adult, 2007 Well Done as usua;l + Excellent read! + wild west robbery adventure + A Great Action Adventure in 19th Century West + Good read but factually erroneous             Wings to the Kingdom13 reviews Cherie Priest Tor Books, 2006 Contemporary Southern Gothic at its best! + Is it Oct yet? + cherie priest does it again + outta the park + Better and better             Not Flesh Nor Feathers11 reviews Cherie Priest Tor Books, 2007 A fantastic finish to a great trilogy + third in a series... + Not as good as the first two, but still a good read + The Last Eden Moore Book is the Best One Yet!             Earthcore64 reviews Scott Sigler Dragon Moon Press, 2005 An Intense Journey With A Climactic Ending + Spectacular adventure! + Fun Stuff + Excellent Read.