Off Season14 reviews Anne Rivers Siddons Grand Central Publishing, 2008 Revisiting the Past... + Well Done Ms. Rivers Siddons....Well Done! + A tale of many loves... + Off Season + Okay .. I will admit ...             The Outlander15 reviews Gil Adamson Ecco, 2008 `Abundance lay about her but she starved' + Read Out Loud + Great Read In 1903, a newly widowed young woman of 19 is escaping the consequences of both the murder of her husband and the events surrounding it. Her brothers-in-law are intent on catching her to make her face justice. This sets the scene for a brutal journey through the cold western wilderness of the ...             The Story of a Marriage: A Novel28 reviews Andrew Sean Greer Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2008 Raed this if you appreciate good writing + Ultimately rewarding + "This is a war story. It was not meant to be." I am an avid reader and this is the best book I've read in a long time. The writing is just beautiful, absolutely beautiful. I found myself re reading paragraphs because the imagery was stunning. I don't know how people write like that and maintain such an original voice throughout a whole book, ...             The White Tiger: A Novel11 reviews Aravind Adiga Free Press, 2008 Ehalivan 2 + Brilliant first novel! + Dear Mr Premier, there are some things about India you should know... + Four Thumbs Up + A Voice Like Dave Eggers             The Enchantress of Florence: A Novel36 reviews Salman Rushdie Random House, 2008 A Rich and Sweeping Romance/Adventure and So Much More + Enchantress: "You are already who you are, [sire]...Whereas I am just trying to become what I have it in me to be." + Pretty good. Having only read Midnight's Children, I'm in no position to attempt to rank The Enchantress of Florence among Salman Rushdie's other works. I can only describe my reaction to Rushdie's latest offering. The Enchantress is an old-fashioned adventure. Weaving together romance and action, ...             The Shadow Year: A Novel8 reviews Jeffrey Ford William Morrow, 2008 Riveting and Character Driven + Terrific Story Telling + History I'm Old Enough To Remember + Wonderful Portrayal of Childhood             Desperation Moon25 reviews Ken Douglas Bootleg Press, 2003 Mucho Desperation in this Finely Tuned Thriller + Non-Stop Action + A New Fan + A Book I Could Not Put Down             The Collaborator of Bethlehem: An Omar Yussef Mystery (Omar Yussef Mysteries)28 reviews Matt Beynon Rees Mariner Books, 2008 One Tough School Teacher + Shocking yet good... + A Really Tough Neighborhood + Very unusual, and very very good             The Sugar Queen35 reviews Sarah Addison Allen Bantam, 2008 How Sweet It Is! + Quirky, magical gem of a book + sweet as sugar + Just the right tone for a summer read! + Sweetly Seductive Read             The Sorrows of an American: A Novel11 reviews Siri Hustvedt Henry Holt and Co., 2008 Just This Side of Madness + The Sorrows of an American This is a complex novel that reads like a literary mystery and at other times like a psychological drama. Everyone in the book hovers at the edge of the abyss. Even the mild-mannered, kind psychoanalyst, Erik Davidsen, who narrates the story which takes place in the year following the death of ...             Cathedral of the Sea11 reviews Ildefonso Falcones Dutton Adult, 2008 cathedral of the sea + Cathedral of the Sea is a Great Read + cathedral of the sea + Brilliant             Wit's End14 reviews Karen Joy Fowler Putnam Adult, 2008 Very Enjoyable I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. It was charming and gentle, but held my attention throughout. I enjoyed the descriptions of the setting, and the whole premise of the story. I can easily see myself rereading it several years from now. Bravo!             Of Men and Their Mothers4 reviews Mameve Medwed William Morrow, 2008 Cozy and sharp + Witty and Wise + Another Fine Comic Novel + Thank Goodness for Mameve Medwed             The Pillars of the Earth (Deluxe Edition) (Oprah's Book Club)1246 reviews Ken Follett NAL Trade, 2007 WHICH IS SEXIER, PILLARS OR WORLD WITHOUT END? + Have patience, it's worth it + Good historical fiction ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS!!! MUST READ, ESPECIALLY IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN THAT TIME PERIOD AND ARE A FAN OF CATHEDRAL ARCHITECTURE. PLUS SO MUCH HOT AND STEAMY ROMANCE!             The Plague of Doves: A Novel29 reviews Louise Erdrich Harper, 2008 The interconnectedness of everything + Plague of Doves + A Satisfying Read + I can still do it             A Golden Age: A Novel56 reviews Tahmima Anam Harper, 2008 Wonderful view of colonial Sri Lanka! + Wonderful story of a woman's transition into independence + Luminous and poignant; a wonderful novel! + Keeping Family Together In A War Torn Country + Highly recommended             Silent in the Sanctuary49 reviews Deanna Raybourn Mira, 2008 Silent in the Sanctuary is a solid read for Rayborn fans + Much better than the first novel + shamefully delicious + A refreshing turn for the Genre             Firefly Rain (Discoveries)11 reviews Richard Dansky Wizards of the Coast Discoveries, 2008 Haunting + Good Old Fashioned Ghost Story! + Rural NC at its finest Quiet and subtle, Richard Dansky's first novel is quite ambitious. Dansky effectively weaves southern chills and small-town secrets within this compelling thriller. When Jacob Logan reluctantly moves home many years after the death of his parents, he soon finds that someone or something doesn't ...             Remember Me?181 reviews Sophie Kinsella The Dial Press, 2008 Best Sophie Kinsella book! + Sophie Kinsella breathes new life into cliched plot + Awesome I LOVED this book! I read it in 3 days! I liked the Shopaholic series alright, but mostly found them frustrating and a bit redundant, so I was skeptical when I borrowed this book... but was happily surprised! This is the best book I've read in a while, and I was instantly hooked! I didn't want the ...             The Painter of Battles: A Novel51 reviews Arturo Perez-Reverte Random House, 2008 The Painter of Battles + Character Study + Yes it is hard, but the ending is worth the struggle Another outstanding novel by Arturo Perez-Reverte. Perez-Reverte paints with words, wounderful story teller, great read.