A Dangerous Man: A Novel26 reviews Charlie Huston Ballantine Books, 2006 Mind Blowing + Our Beloved Hank Thompson.... + Wow! + Great end to a great trilogy             The Swarm: A Novel62 reviews Frank Schatzing Harper Perennial, 2007 very good book + Best Book I've Read in a Long Time + Great summer read + VERY GOOD BOOK! + Compelling Read!             Count Zero63 reviews William Gibson Ace Trade, 2006 Cyberpunk sweetness + My favorite cyberpunk novel + Not Free SF Reader + Great book, a little lacking in plot             A Field of Darkness45 reviews Cornelia Read Grand Central Publishing, 2007 A Different Sort of Mystery 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 ...             Fractured8 reviews Karin Slaughter Delacorte Press, 2008 best book i've read for awhile! + Another fine book from Slaughter; with a possibly hidden message? + Karin does it again! + Page turner             Twisted15 reviews Andrea Kane William Morrow, 2008 Super Hot Read! + Suspenseful with a Bit of Romance Thrown in + My First Book by This Author, but not my Last + More thriller than romance + Unputdownable             The Ghost War32 reviews Alex Berenson Putnam Adult, 2008 Fine work + Do You Need to Read The Faithful Spy First? I have to say that I am surprised at the comparatively tepid reviews that this book has received here. I purchased the audiobook as is my wont, to occupy my time on a roundtrip drive to the Nation's Capital. I had not heard of the author's first effort, so this was my introduction to CIA agent ...             Alibi: A Novel40 reviews Joseph Kanon Picador, 2006 "Alibi" is morally uncomfortable + Alibi Review + Everyone is crooked Alibi is wonderfully written (I really love Kanon's writing) and it is extremely uncomfortable reading, as the moral compass keeps shifting. I found it impossible to stop reading and was physically and emotionally exhausted at the end. I loved this book!             Away: A Novel101 reviews Amy Bloom Random House, 2007 great quick read, great writing, great story + Great Characters + B + On Away, by Amy Bloom             The Virgin of Small Plains: A Novel38 reviews Nancy Pickard Ballantine Books, 2007 Nancy at her best + What can I say? I liked it! I've read all of Nancy Pickard's novels, and this is one of the most intriguing. The suspension of disbelief required is considerable, so the fact that she still carries off a real page-turner is all the more impressive.             Dragon Bones: A Red Princess Mystery (Red Princess Mysteries)18 reviews Lisa See Random House Trade Paperbacks, 2004 mystery at the three gorges + Great Details + Another great story + Dragon Bones by Lisa See + Another great contemporary mystery by Lisa See             T is for Trespass (Kinsey Millhone Mysteries)188 reviews Sue Grafton Putnam Adult, 2007 A Very Good Mystery + Terrific + Always a good read + First of the alphabet series             The Appeal422 reviews John Grisham Doubleday, 2008 Money and Politics: The Ultimate Leverage When a massive chemicals corporation loses a $41 million lawsuit in rural Mississippi, its top leadership vows to appeal to the state's supreme court. The nine-member court is notorious for upholding plaintiff's lawsuits, punitive damages and all, by a 5-4 split. However, these justices are elected ...             The Silver Swan: A Novel23 reviews Benjamin Black Henry Holt and Co., 2008 Depressing, Moody and Good The Silver Swan takes place in the mid-fifties with character Quirke who is a pathologist. A woman named Deirdre Hunt's body is found drowned in the Dublin Bay and at first they think it was a suicide. The husband of Deirdre is overally sensitive of them performing an autopsy on her body not being ...             Blood Dreams (Bishop/Special Crimes Unit Novel)29 reviews Kay Hooper Bantam, 2007 Like the series, not the best of them, though + First Read of Bishop Series Finally! Hooper is back with another paranormal thriller featuring Bishop and the Special Crimes Unit from the FBI. There is a serial killer operating in Boston without remorse. He's killed twelve women in a one month time period, and it seems that the only reason he's gone to ground is because ...             The Last Patriot: A Thriller106 reviews Brad Thor Atria Books, 2008 The Last Patriot + THORoughly Enjoyable! + Wow, a thrill ride from todays headlines Another Brad Thor thriller that can't be put down once started. Much of it is/has happened; it's difficult to dicipher the fiction from nonfiction.             Labyrinth170 reviews Kate Mosse Berkley Trade, 2007 labyrinth picked up this book in Stockholm airpot and couldn't put it down. Fascinating history. Wish map was more detailed             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 ...             Hurricane20 reviews Jack Stewart Bootleg Press, 2003 Action Packed Book! + Lots of Chase Scenes in this Action Packed Thriller + A Real Sitting on the Edge of Your Seat Thriller + Drug Smugglers and a Hurricane What a Ride! + A Mighty Fine Adventure Story             Quicksand (Eve Duncan)29 reviews Iris Johansen St. Martin's Press, 2008 Another Iris Johansen winner + excellent + Quicksand I'm a big Iris Johansen fan and this book did not disappoint me. Read Pandora's Daughter first, if you haven't already read it. You will understand the character of Megan so much better if you do. I loved the ending of Quicksand! I can't wait for the next book!!