Weaveworld118 reviews Clive Barker Pocket, 2001 weaveworld + What can be imagined, need never be lost... + Weaveworld + My all time favourite             Brother Juniper's Bread Book11 reviews Br. Peter Reinhart Running Press, 2005 A spiritual approach to bread + Awesome recipes! ...wordy book :>) + Zen & the Art of Baking + Peter Reinhart fan             The Body Farm (Kay Scarpetta)126 reviews Patricia Cornwell Berkley, 2007 Descriptive Forensic Thriller... + A solid Scarpetta mystery + No surprises ... just a thoroughly enjoyable forensic procedural investigation! + An Old Killer             Moby-Dick or, The Whale (Penguin Classics)326 reviews Herman Melville Penguin Classics, 2002 Classic for a reason + Very Deep + a challenge to read and understand; requires some pondering... + Get back to the Pequad please!             Deliver Us from Evil1 review Allen Lee Harris Bantam, 1988 Favorite horror novel ever In the interest of full disclosure I must admit that I know and greatly admire the author. However, that does not mean I can not be objective. Mr. Harris wrote a novel that scared me like no other, and yet the structure and symbolism were more like that often seen in great and classical works ...             Swan Song468 reviews Robert McCammon Pocket, 1987 This book is wonderful!!!! + If you liked "The Stand" then this one is a must-read. + Song of Despair + Please read this review if you are sceptical!!! + ONE OF THE BEST EVER!             A Christmas Carol7 reviews Charles Dickens Prestwick House Inc., 2005 Even the Blind Mans Dog avoided Scrooge! + God bless us, every one. + A Story for Everyone's Christmas + The Hobo Philosopher + Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery...             Usher's Passing26 reviews Robert McCammon Pocket, 1992 A great horror book I just keep coming back to. + A new twist on a old tale + Coming Home + Probably his best! + Awesome Book!             Stormy Weather80 reviews Carl Hiaasen Grand Central Publishing, 2001 Skink for President! + Wacky and Captive + Tops among over the top Hiassen satires [...] When I first read this book, it was back when it had the flamingo on the cover, so it has been awhile. But my opinion about the book has not changed. Having gone through Hurricane Andrew in Homestead, this book touched more than a nerve. Only those that have dealt with tragedy like ...             Three Complete Novels - Dean R. Koontz - A New Collection (Shattered/Whispers/Watchers)17 reviews Dean Koontz Wings, 1992 Dean Koontz books + 3 in 1 Dean Koontz novels + Great Book! + Some of his best ever!! + I loved this book!!!             Tithe: A Modern Faerie Tale205 reviews Holly Black Simon Pulse, 2004 Great Book + Gritty blend of urban desolation and otherworldly faeries + One of My ALL TIME Favorites + Amazing book, one of my favorites!             Phantoms203 reviews Dean Koontz Berkley, 2002 Formulaic romp + Science Fiction? or Real Possibility? Just reread this book and found it holds up well after 25 years. Twenty-five years! Holy cow! It is a familiar formula that we have often seen in books and movies. A small intrepid and isolated band of humans, some not so intrepid, have to survive against an unknown and seemingly all powerful ...             Native Tongue58 reviews Carl Hiaasen Grand Central Publishing, 2005 preposterous fun + Great Summer Read! + I smell a rat! + Preserving the environment             Lucky You123 reviews Carl Hiaasen Grand Central Publishing, 2005 Wacky, Entertaining + Hilarious! + Another amuaing romp + Another good one by Mr. Hiaasen             Neverland7 reviews Douglas Clegg Pocket, 1991 Dark, Sweet, Terrifying, Touching + Clegg Taps Into A Magical Time When Anything Can Happen ... + A good supernatural thriller involing childhood + A wonderful 'Clegg experience!' + One of Clegg's best             The Stand: Expanded Edition: For the First Time Complete and Uncut (Signet)935 reviews Stephen King Signet, 1991 outstanding vision + Stephen King's Greatest Novel + Stephan King's Best + One of his crowning achievements + One of the longest (and greatest!) books you'll read...             Gone South37 reviews Robert McCammon Pocket, 1993 Going going gone + This Is Good From All Directions + A freakishly good yarn from a great storyteller + One of the Best             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             Valiant: A Modern Tale of Faerie69 reviews Holly Black Simon Pulse, 2006 Outstanding + Improves With Age + Amazing read and yet... + Valiant             Insomnia404 reviews Stephen King Signet, 1995 LET THE GOOSE BUMPS RISE, AND ENJOY EVERY LINE + Tough to pigeon-hole A method actor who received much of his training at the famed Actor's Studio, Eli Wallach has been delivering stellar performances on both stage and screen for the past 50 years. He gives us one more outstanding performance as he narrates Stephen King's lauded Insomnia. While Wallach's name ...