Twisted Minds2 reviews Hilary Norman Piatkus Books, 2002 Keep in Mind Existing Offspring When Considering Marriage + A completely engaging read! This is the second Hilary Norman book I have read and it certainly won't be the last. It was a bit predictable in parts especially the final chapter and it was unnecessarily long in certain parts that a bit of editing could have fixed up but that does not diminish from the fact that it is a great ...             Evil Intent3 reviews Bernard Taylor Leisure Books, 1996 One of the Greatest Overlooked Writers of all Time + Wether Your Intentions Are Good or Evil You Should Have an Intent to Read This Book Bernard Taylor is one of the greatest horror writers of this or any generation, Believe me! I don't hand compliments out freely. You have to try out this author! I read the Godsend back in 1978 it was the first horror novel I had ever read, it was absolutely brilliant! an instant classic, every ...             Night Chills60 reviews Dean Koontz Berkley, 1986 Revisiting the past + Early Koontz .... not bad .... + 1976 Koontz: Implausible but Thrilling + Uber creepy! + Effective, But this is Koontz' Most Graphic Book             Earthbound2 reviews Logan Swanson Playboy Mass Market Paperbacks, 1982 Reading Earthbound Restored My Faith in Humanity Why this criminally-overlooked novel continues to languish in obscurity and be denied the attenion accorded to works of lesser caliber is beyond me. Quite simply, this is a work that represents our age, distilling the angst of modern man in flawless, crystalline prose. I almost popped a nut. Buy it ...             On the Warpath1 review Gerald Hammond Severn House Publishers, 2006 When You've Got a Problem and No One Else Can Help, Call on Super Gran! Most people's grandmas are sweet and kind old ladies but defenceless and vulnerable. Not so Helen Mercier, a legend of the French Resistance in World War II. She knew where to place the knife in a German soldier rapist, after the war she became an excellent journalist, reporting from the world's ...             The Girl With the Long Green Heart (Hard Case Crime)16 reviews Lawrence Block Hard Crime Case, 2005 Loved it! + Not Free SF Reader + Oly-Ann, not Ole-n + Con Classic from Block             Doctor Who and Warriors' Gate (Number 71 in the Doctor Who Library)3 reviews John Lydecker W.H. Allen, 1983 The book explains all + Not Free SF Reader + Adventure in a non-place Warriors' Gate is probably the most complex Doctor Who episode made, yet it seemed purposefully crafted to withhold information the viewer needs to understand what's going on. Fortunately, the novelization (actually written by Steve Gallagher) shows his original intent for the story, and ties up ...             Kockroach: A Novel16 reviews Tyler Knox William Morrow, 2007 Learning From Insects + Akfak + Kockroach In KOCKROACH, Tyler Knox skillfully combines gangster and noir detective genres along with an inverted take on Kafka's METAMORPHOSIS. In so doing, he creates an often inspired comic novel that examines such enduring philosophical questions as what makes a man a man, a roach a roach, men ...             Shallow Graves14 reviews Jeffery Deaver London Hodder & Stoughton 2001., 2001 Awesome Book! + Great suspense, dialogue This book was amazing, it took me a matter of days to finish it because I could not put it down. I strongly recomend it! Its entertaining from start to finish!             The Ax89 reviews Donald E. Westlake Grand Central Publishing, 1998 well-plotted sociopathic thriller + A Topical (and Timeless) Corporate Thriller + In my top three... Definitly Westlake's best + Axed the competition!             The Kingdom of Bones: A Novel6 reviews Stephen Gallagher Shaye Areheart Books, 2007 A depth not often found in thrillers + Review by Mirella Patzer - Historical Fiction Author + "Your business is yours. I can see that this is dark country." Love can be the most wondrous force in our lives, or the mechanism of our worst nightmare. Regrettably, we can't choose who we love, even when the object of our desire might be the cause of our ultimate destruction. Spanning nearly two decades, from the late 1800s to the early 1900s, THE KINGDOM OF ...             The Trophy Wife22 reviews Diana Diamond St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2001 The trophy for best kidnapper goes to...... This is a pretty good thriller which is extremely exciting in the scenes with Emily and her tormentors. If the book was all like this it would have been five stars in rating easily but the lengthy scenes with Walter and other secondary characters do drag on from time to time giving the book a ...             Criminal Conversation10 reviews Evan Hunter Pocket, 2002 Another gritty, erotic tale + AWESOME!!!! + Fantastic + Very Thought Provoking. + Criminal Conversation             The Blue Nowhere: A Novel198 reviews Jeffery Deaver Pocket, 2002 One of his early bests + A Most Interesting Premise + A really scary hacker story. + Intriguing             I Am Legend521 reviews Richard Matheson Orb Books, 1997 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.             Ask the Parrot20 reviews Richard Stark Mysterious Press, 2006 THE PARROT AIN'T TALKING (Well, maybe a little) + Parker's just as noir as ever + The parrot says, read this! + Superb Crime Storytelling + Parker Always Finds A Way!!             Angel from Hell1 review Christopher Nicole Severn House Publishers, 2006 Just as Good as the Jessica Jones Series Angel From Hell is a sensational novel with a surprise ending which you do have to think about to realise what it implies. It also has Christopher Nicole putting himself into the story in the intro and final paragraph as the novelist interviewing the now very old Anna Fehrbach who insists on ...             Saddle the Wind Jess Foley Arrow, 2004             Fiddlers: A Novel of the 87th Precinct (87th Precinct Mysteries)25 reviews Ed McBain Harvest Books, 2006 Five Star Finale + A decent end to a landmark series of novels + Fiddlers + I hate to see these draw to a close...             Dark Tide1 review William P. Kennedy St. Martin's Press, 1996 What would you do? Do you like fun books that really make you think? If so, then this is the book for you. A great summer read that will take you out on a beautiful yaught into the gorgeous waters of the Caribbean. Two couples who have not seen each other in years plan a seven day get-a-way on the luxury yaught, ...