Daddy's Girl62 reviews Lisa Scottoline HarperCollins, 2007 Not the typical Scottline book + Don't give up on this one... it DOES get better! + Coming out of your shell - explosively! Not the typical Scottline. The herion, although strong, seems conflicted. This does not take away from the plot, which in Scottline fashion has many twists and turns. Can't figure out the reason for the title. Who picked it out? Anyway it's still worth reading.             Girl in a Box15 reviews Sujata Massey HarperCollins, 2006 Love that Sujata Massey! + Rei changes occupations A reader can't go wrong with any of the books in the Rei Shimura series. Massey creates a fascinating world of modern Japan as experienced by her heroine Rei Shimura. Rei has the perfect blend of coming from a Californian backround and being of Japanese-American parentage. It makes it easy for the ...             Dead Ringer37 reviews Ken Douglas Bootleg Press, 2003 Zips Along Like a Jet Propelled Steam Roller + Hard to Put Down + What happens when your "death" is greatly exaggerated? + Four and a Half Stars for DEAD RINGER             The Collectors147 reviews David Baldacci Grand Central Publishing, 2006 better than the first installment! + Camel Club Series + Mostly very entertaining + Good escapism             Ricochet: A Novel64 reviews Sandra Brown Simon & Schuster, 2006 Murder Mystery Thriller + One of her better books Since this was an 11 cd set, I was a little afraid that I might become bored before I reached the end. However, nothing could have been further from the truth. Each cd drew me deeper into the plot. I found it addictive and hard to even take a break. I was on the edge of my seat throughout the ...             The Gun Seller107 reviews Hugh Laurie Washington Square Press, 1998 Fantastic + smart plot great humur + Good Comic Crime/Spy Caper + Apparently this guy is multi-talented + Brilliant!             The Messenger119 reviews Daniel Silva Putnam Adult, 2006 Upgrades Silva from a good to a great author! + Another Brilliant Thrill Ride + Smooth as silk + Silva's Best + Spy vs Jihad Inc.             How to Marry a Ghost8 reviews Hope McIntyre Mysterious Press, 2007 Great Characters, Intricate Plot + Great ghost writing cozy mystery + Fun Mystery...a Page Turner! + As good a read as the first in the series             Stormy Weather80 reviews Carl Hiaasen Grand Central Publishing, 1996 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 ...             The Black Dahlia152 reviews James Ellroy Mysterious Press, 2006 Delightful + Very good stuff. + Brilliance Having seen the film first, my expectations of this piece were somewhat established. I felt as if I knew what to expect. Much to my surprise, My attention was demanded each scene, and I found it impossible to tear myself away from the beautiful recollections of the author. Taken from a personal ...             Spider Mountain: A Novel21 reviews P. T. Deutermann St. Martin's Press, 2006 Deutermann Spins Another Thriller On Spider Mountain P.T.Deutermann continues to be one of the premier writers in the suspense/action/thriller genre and "Spider Mountain" does not disappoint. Following his exploits in "Cat Dancers," Cam Richter, now heading a PI firm, answers a distress call from Mary Ellen Goode, the federal park ranger with whom ...             Echo Burning (Jack Reacher, No. 5)103 reviews Lee Child Berkley Trade, 2005 Child at his best + Reacher at his best + Oranges speak + Echo Burning Review + one of the best Reacher novels, intense climax             One Last Look13 reviews Linda Lael Miller Pocket, 2006 One Last Look + One more? + Liked it alot + An interesting crime novel + Pretty Good But...             The Book of Fate154 reviews Brad Meltzer Grand Central Publishing, 2006 Books + A Solid Thriller Loved this book as I do all of Brad Meltzer's books. He really brings you right into the mystery, hard to put the books down.             Triple Cross4 reviews Kit Ehrman Poisoned Pen Press, 2007 WOW!! + Steve Cline goes to Kentucky for the Derby + Excellent Horse Racing mystery! + fine horse racing mystery             When Darkness Falls20 reviews James Grippando HarperCollins, 2007 When darkness falls + A solid contribution to the genre, hard to put down I found the book to very interesting. I was unable to put it down after reading the first chapter. This the second book of James Grippando that I have read but I will be reading more in the future.             A Fearful Thing1 review Christopher Nicole Severn House Publishers, 2007 Don't Fear a Thing, This Sensational Series Keeps Getting Better! Jessica Jones is back and her latest adventure reaches new heights. Be warned though A Fearful Thing gives away key plots of previous books in the series especially The Voyage and The Pursuit where key parts of the plot are referred to on numerous occasions. Read this series in order if you can ...             Time to Kill1 review Brian Freemantle Severn House Publishers, 2007 time to kill Very poorly written by a topshelf author. Wasn't vetted and too idiosyncratic for the US reader.             Wild Fire4 reviews Nelson DeMille Grand Central Publishing, 2006 One of his best. + My first DeMille read...excellent This was truly spell-binding. One of his best. I think I could read him everyday and never get the least bit bored. His character, John Corey is my pick for the "World's Sexiest Man"             High Profile (Jesse Stone)75 reviews Robert B. Parker Putnam Adult, 2007 Typical Jesse Stone If you like Jesse Stone, you'll like this book. I like including Sunny Randall and mixing her with Jen. The story line doesn't tax you brain, but it is a quick enjoyable read.