The Scottish Bride (Bride Series)43 reviews Catherine Coulter Jove, 2001 Delightful, fun, pure escape + The Scottish Bride + Delightful Whenever I buy something from Amazon I always check the customer reviews as I have found them very helpful. That's why I was so surprised to see some of the reviews for this book that were so negative - a waste of time, etc. What do these readers expect? This is not Pulitzer Prize winning ...             Fire In The Mind: Science, Faith, and the Search for Order21 reviews George Johnson Knopf, 1995 A Philosophy of Complexity + Beguiling Science Writing for the knowledgeable Layman + Reading it for the third time... + Science, Faith, and Symmetry + In the mountain of New Mexico             Red Man's Religion: Beliefs and Practices of the Indians North of Mexico Ruth Murray Underhill University Of Chicago Press, 1972 Among the topics considered in this classic study are world origins and supernatural powers, attitudes toward the dead, the medicine man and shaman, hunting and gathering rituals, war and planting ceremonies, and newer religions, such as the Ghost Dance and the Peyote Religion. "The distinctive contribution of [ Red Man's Religion ] is the treatment of topics, the insight and the perspective of ...             Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (Book 3)2602 reviews J.K. Rowling Bloomsbury Publishing PLC, 2004 Brilliant Sequel + The magic of Harry Potter + Harry Potter + Pesky Prisoner, Potions Professor Plus Puzzling Ploys Plague Potter + One of the best!             Hearts in Atlantis573 reviews Stephen King Scribner, 1999 Odd yet mesmerising reading + Not Free SF Reader + LOW MEN PART OF DARK TOWER SAGA This reading, which is also the Audible reading, may take some getting used to. Stephen King does relatively little acting here, while William Hurt apparently does none at all, yet by the end of the book I thought it was one of the finest dramatic readings I had ever heard. Unlike what you may ...             Pale Horse Coming86 reviews Stephen Hunter Arrow Books Ltd, 2003 A Modern Pulp Classic + Hunter Does It Again! + A good read + Pale horse coming ... A very good read + Pure Action             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...             Rainbow Six (Tom Clancy)1439 reviews Tom Clancy Random House Audio, 1998 Rainbow Six is five stars!! + Good but weak ending + A little far-fetched, yet the action is so dramatic that you don't notice + Good story             The Qur'an: Text, Translation & Commentary58 reviews Tahrike Tarsile Qur'an, 1987 This is next to original work of Abdullah Yusuf Ali, Don't get impressed with other versions especially Amana + One of the Foremost English Translations + Great Copy and Translation + A must buy for all + Qur'an Review             Skinny Dip321 reviews Carl Hiaasen Grand Central Publishing, 2006 Ton o' Fun + Skinny Dip + Well written, witty and entertaining book + Zippy, Funny, Fun + Fun!             Caravan of Dreams8 reviews Idries Shah Octagon Press, Limited, 1988 A first book + Another wonderful book by Shah + A great book to take with you, whatever path you are on + Caravan of Dreams + A book of Extraordinary Tales             The Oath (Dismas Hardy)40 reviews John Lescroart Signet, 2003 The Oath + Weaker than usual + The Oath + a powerful novel of lescroart             Two-Dollar Bill (Stone Barrington Novels)58 reviews Stuart Woods Putnam Adult, 2005 Could be better + Another slick Stone Barrington novel I like Stuart Wood's writing style - it is light with good homour. His books are interesting and fast read. However, I have the impression that the author generally doesn't put much effort into his stories, as if he had to make a deadline and finish the novel on time. I'd also like the stories ...             No Place Like Home: A Novel97 reviews Mary Higgins Clark Simon & Schuster, 2005 Audio Book is EXCELLENT! + No Place Like Home - Wow + A little predictable I admit this is my first audio book with Mary Higgins Clark. But it was amazing. I listen to it in the car on my hour drive to and from work. I found myself over the weekend making excuses to get in the car just to keep up with the story. It is very well written and the woman reading the story does ...             Hotel10 reviews Arthur Hailey Berkley, 2000 Hotel: Surprising complex and thought provoking + A great page turner + great book + A Great Book!             The Greatest Generation (Tom Brokaw)477 reviews Random House Audio, 1998 An inspirational portrait of America`s finest people...... + Stop and reflect a little + Generation- World War II Tom Brokaw has brought forth one of the most inspiring and touching accounts ever written.The Greatest Generation is a must-read for each and every American. His subjects will leave the reader feeling both admiration and gratitude for these wonderful individuals and their sacrifices for our ...             Valhalla Rising (Dirk Pitt Adventures)247 reviews Clive Cussler Putnam Adult, 2001 Cussler is a gentleman. + Standard Dirk Pitt + One of my favorites, by a favorite author I have read every Clive Cussler book. (I feel we're on a first-name basis!) Whether he's written it alone or with another author, they are always entertaining and of the can't-put-down-til-I-find-out-what-happens variety. My biggest praise is that he writes as someone from today, with a heart for ...             Hindsight5 reviews Peter Wright iUniverse, Inc., 2005 Closer to science fact than science fiction + The Amazing "Time Machine" + Pretty neat idea and well-told story + A machine that can change the world + Well written, interesting concept             The Mysterious Island (Modern Library Classics)69 reviews Jules Verne Modern Library, 2002 marvellous translation + "All great actions redound to God, for it is from Him that they come!": Faith and Science In one of those odd coincidences, there hasn't been an english translation of this book in about 100 years, but two came out in 2000/1. One is actually available online: it was done as a labor of love by a retired engineer. I didn't like his prose style, and found that he actively mistranslated a ...             Domes of Fire (Tamuli)23 reviews David Eddings Del Rey, 1993 And Now for the Rest of the Story + Still okay + Good Ol' Eddings The Tamuli is the follow series to the Elenium, Eddings' first essay into the world of the Elenes, It is some six years later, Sparhawk is now Ehlana's husband and Prince Consort, Sephrenia and Vanion have withdrawn from the Elene kingdoms back to the Styric homeland, and Aphrael is incarnated as ...