A Field of Darkness46 reviews Cornelia Read Grand Central Publishing, 2007 A Different Sort of Mystery + Fast paced, funny and smart I can't add a lot to the other positive comments here. I loved this book for a lot of reasons. I stayed up way too late reading it in two sittings. It's not a stereotypical mystery - it has a lot more going on in regard to character, and it doesn't get into all the technical science so many ...             Beautiful Lies: A Novel76 reviews Lisa Unger Three Rivers Press, 2006 Superb First Novel + Taking Chances + Beautiful Lies. + Couldn't put this one down.             Stone Cold139 reviews David Baldacci Grand Central Publishing, 2007 wants more + Best of Camel Club series + keep getting better! + Stone Cold + Fast Paced             The 47th Samurai: A Bob Lee Swagger Novel76 reviews Stephen Hunter Simon & Schuster, 2007 A worthy sequel + An entertaining book by Stephen Hunter I enjoyed this latest Swagger novel. It was fun and credible, but not the sort of book that you would like to red again and again. Still, it was worth buying. No regrets.             Betrayal (Dismas Hardy)31 reviews John Lescroart Dutton Adult, 2008 A host of perils and a question of innocence enhances a gripping narrative + Dismas + I always enjoy Dismas + Fast-Paced, Hard-Hitting Thriller             The Ghost War36 reviews Alex Berenson Putnam Adult, 2008 A Refreshingly Intelligent Story + 4 1/2 Stars For a Fun Ride + Provides a tense story + Different titles same book + Do You Need to Read The Faithful Spy First?             The Fencing Master97 reviews Arturo Perez-Reverte Harvest Books, 2004 A Splendid Performance. + An excellent character study; a less satisfying mystery + Honor and intrigue! + The fencing master             The Interior: A Red Princess Mystery (Red Princess Mysteries)6 reviews Lisa See Random House Trade Paperbacks, 2007 I too am hooked by Lisa See's Red Princess mysteries + authentic and gripping + A banquet for your imagination + Wonderful + Nagging Little Detail             Rules of Deception68 reviews Christopher Reich Doubleday, 2008 Rules of Deception + Rules of Deception and Stealing Trinity + Author Reviews on back cover I received this book very quickly and it was like new. Buying from Amazon has always been a great.             T is for Trespass (Kinsey Millhone Mysteries)197 reviews Sue Grafton Putnam Adult, 2007 Sue's back in top form. + Kinsey's in a battle of wits + T is for Trespass + Excellent!             Christine Falls: A Novel67 reviews Benjamin Black Picador, 2008 Will the Better Writer Please Stand Up + Literary noir evokes 1950s Dublin Widower, moody, broody, drunken Garret Quirke is in charge of the pathology department in the basement of Dublin's Holy Family Hospital. It's the 1950's, Ireland is steeped in Catholic tradition, but when Quirke wanders downstairs from a going away party and finds his step-brother/brother-in-law ...             The First Patient54 reviews Michael Palmer St. Martin's Press, 2008 What a book Palmer does it the best! + The First Patient is First Rate + Great Political/Medical Thriller + The First Patient             The Bone Garden: A Novel100 reviews Tess Gerritsen Ballantine Books, 2007 Great Read! + Good read!!! I really enjoyed this book! Rose was a very compelling character. She gives you a glimpse into the life of the poor during the 1800's and helps us see how hard it was and what a miracle it was that more didn't die. This book also gives us a good picture of what medicine was like 200 hundred years ...             Count Zero65 reviews William Gibson Ace Trade, 2006 On receiving an interrupt, decrement the count to zero. + More action + Cyberpunk sweetness + My favorite cyberpunk novel             Strangers in Death (In Death)84 reviews J.D. Robb Putnam Adult, 2008 Strangers In Death + great read + As Good as Ever with an Ending to Satisfy + A little predictable, but Eve still rocks! + A Hitchcockian feel not everyone will like.             To The Death19 reviews Patrick Robinson Vanguard Press, 2008 A good ending to a series. + While not a climax... This book concludes a fairly long running series of books. I was somewhat disappointed that Mr. Robinson strayed from what he is great at: submarines. But that said this was a good book. The criticism about political commentary is overblown, there just is not that much in this book. The book ...             A Killer's Kiss18 reviews William Lashner William Morrow, 2007 Another great one by William Lashner + ANOTHER HIT FOR LASHNER + His best yet ... + First Lashner but not last             Take Me, Take Me with You: A Novel of Suspense13 reviews Lauren Kelly Harper Paperbacks, 2005 Compelling, thrilling and ultimately unsettling. The pace at the start of the story gave me a rush of adrenline. It was superbly crafted, moving in time and presenting the future before the present. The characters were seedy, and the decisions and choices of the protagonist made it hard to root for her. But at the end I accepted her choice ...             Dearly Devoted Dexter112 reviews Jeff Lindsay Vintage, 2006 Departure from the show + Dexter Part 2 + Dexter - the killer you root for! + Dexter Almost Claims Another Victim + Dearly Devoted Dexter             Sweet Revenge (Goldy Culinary Mystery, Book 14)63 reviews Diane Mott Davidson William Morrow, 2007 Another great book + Go ahead, enjoy! I've read every book she's ever written and have never been disappointed. It's fun reading, then you can go and cook or bake up her recipes as well.