Bloodline: A Repairman Jack Novel (Repairman Jack)37 reviews F. Paul Wilson Forge Books, 2007 One of the best in the series... + Solid Repairman Jack Novel + Series Just Keeps Getting Better Wilson is still going strong in his latest Repairman Jack book. If you like supernatural thrillers, like the X-files, you will love Repairman Jack. Not quite as much action as some of Wilsons other books, but the story more than makes up for this. It is a very hard book to put down.             The Devil's Labyrinth: A Novel39 reviews John Saul Ballantine Books, 2007 John Saul book + A Suspenseful Novel with A Bit of a Plot Twist I paid full price for this book at the book store - $7.95 paperback! It was good, but I have definately read better from John Saul! If you are a true fan of his books then you will read it!             Live Girls27 reviews Ray Garton Leisure Books, 2006 Wow! + For lovers of vampire novels, a must read! + Groundbreaking vampire novel + LIVE GIRLS             The Damned (Vampire Huntress Legends)23 reviews L. A. Banks St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2007 When Hell freezes over + Always entertaining, never disappointing + Thinks are Really heating up in this series + LOVING THIS SERIES!!!             The Judas Strain: A Novel111 reviews James Rollins William Morrow, 2007 Great book As usual, Rollins delevers a book full of action and thrills. The masterpiece that I have come to expect from his every release. A must read!!!!!!!!             Lunar Park122 reviews Bret Easton Ellis Knopf, 2005 Ellis delivers again + Good deal! + Sinister + Angst and Despair Reign             The Farm25 reviews Scott Nicholson Pinnacle, 2006 Multi-layered Story- Very Good I really enjoyed my first Nicholson book, The Farm. There was a large cast of characters that were all multi-faceted and well thought out. Nicholoson keeps you guessing for a while on who the Antagonist actually is. I can't wait to read more of his books.             The Book of Air and Shadows95 reviews Michael Gruber William Morrow, 2007 Complex and engaging + A Book of Substance + Literary thriller trumps Da Vinci Code I've noticed a wide variety of opinions posted about this book so I felt compelled to weigh in. I found it to be an engrossing tale that weaves together the stories of characters from Elizabethan England and contemporary New York with a terrific command of narrative and suspense. I very much ...             Ghostwalk70 reviews Rebecca Stott Spiegel & Grau, 2007 Breaks new ground + Ghostwalk + Similar in feeling to The Thirteenth Tale This book breaks new ground in the development of novels. It has elements of historical research, a thriller, a love story, a whodunit, a science fiction, and a ghost story, but it is not typical of any established genre. Its wide-ranging content, drawn from many different fields of intellectual ...             Resurrection Dreams18 reviews Richard Laymon Leisure Books, 2005 Exactly what you would expect + Lock your doors girls, Melvin wants to play doctor... Let's face it, Richard Laymon was never really the same writer after he died... Resurrection Dreams is one of the multiple books that was published after Laymon's untimely death from a heart attack in 2001. Most of those books, it seems, weren't published when he was alive for a reason: they ...             World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War455 reviews Max Brooks Three Rivers Press, 2007 Story of Human Nature at its Best (and Worst) + Not a story- but a world + Really Cool Zombie Book + A strong read for the end of times + well thought out and mature 'zombie Lit'             Gecko30 reviews Jack Priest Bootleg Press, 2003 Beware the cute little gecko... + Ludlum meets King meets Rollins + These little lizards are definitely not cute! + Half creature feature, half rogue-cop procedural             Forever Odd (Odd Thomas Novels)237 reviews Dean Koontz Bantam, 2007 Excellent Sequel to Odd Thomas + If you like Odd....this is a must + A really good follow up to Odd Thomas book 1 in this series Great book. A definite must read and a great follow up to Odd Thomas. The book was hard to put down as I needed to know what happened.             The Dreaming Void (The Void Trilogy, Book 1)35 reviews Peter F. Hamilton Del Rey, 2008 Read the Dreams First + An epic saga of galactic proportions The Dreaming Void is actually 3 books under 1 cover. Book ONE continues with characters from the previous Pandora's Star/Judas Unchained series which takes place in our future -- which is about 1,000 years in their past. Book TWO is about the second dreamer who is unnamed but self-evident as ...             Plague of the Dead (The Morningstar Strain)69 reviews Z. A. Recht Permuted Press, 2006 Great Zombie book! This is a great story and a fun book to read. The sequal is even better!!!             The Dead Fathers Club20 reviews Matt Haig Penguin (Non-Classics), 2007 Do The Dead Lie? + This is supposed to be funny? + Clever! + very different + Dead Dead Dead.             American Psycho1078 reviews Bret Easton Ellis Vintage, 1991 Not for those with a weak stomach! + important, but...be warned I had been meaning to read this book for a long time, and I must say that I am glad to have finally read it. There is horror and gore in this book, but the only purpose is not to make you sick. Pat Bateman exists in a society that most of us will never understand. His ability to keep up appearances ...             The Society of S: A Novel38 reviews Susan Hubbard Simon & Schuster, 2007 Interesting idea, great coming of age novel + A book you can relate to. + New Twist on Vampire Novels + A New Version of Vampires + the society of s             Sharp Objects: A Novel128 reviews Gillian Flynn Three Rivers Press, 2007 Wow -- what a debut! + Impressive This is an extremely well-written and forceful book, especially for a first novel. There's nothing remotely tentative about this story of Chicago reporter Camille Preaker's return to her little southeast Missouri hometown to do a story on the murder of two local young girls less than a year apart. ...             Night Life6 reviews Ray Garton Leisure, 2007 fascinating modernization of the vampire legend + Worthy sequel to Live Girls + Great sequel to the fantastic novel 'Live Girls' Private investigators Karen Moffett and Gavin Keoph are linked by multi-millionaire horror novelist Martin Burgess. He wants them to investigate former New York Times reporter Walter Benedek under a pseudonym wrote an article about evil vampires for the New York Post. Mr. Burgess wants to know if ...