Labyrinth174 reviews Kate Mosse Berkley Trade, 2007 Couldn't put it down! + Engrossing historical thriller + Not bad for historical fiction This book was a very good read, I couldn't put it down. Kate Mosse has also written Sepulchre which is equally good.             High Five (Stephanie Plum, No. 5)288 reviews Janet Evanovich St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2000 High Five (Stephanie Plum) + Is There Anything Funnier than Stephanie Plum? + When will this book be released in kindle version?? + Awesome!!!!             The Birth of Venus: A Novel281 reviews Sarah Dunant Random House Trade Paperbacks, 2004 Scents, Sights, and Sounds + Birth of Venus + great read + As wonderful as promised             Red Cat (John March Mysteries)19 reviews Peter Spiegelman Knopf, 2007 Red Cat - Peter Spiegelman + Great book! + a solid gum-shoe mystery + Good plot, a bit tired of protagonist             The Ravenscar Dynasty31 reviews Barbara Taylor Bradford St. Martin's Press, 2006 An Excellant Read! + Excellent reading I couldn't put this book down. I thought it was well written, and was very said at the ending only because the story was over with. Barbara made her main character totally believable and I was rooting for him throught out the book. I had no trouble keeping people straight and understood completely ...             The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay597 reviews Michael Chabon Picador, 2001 The Most Super of All Powers + Chabon vents his issues + Great Fiction + Comic history in the making             A Dirty Job: A Novel162 reviews Christopher Moore William Morrow, 2006 A Laugh Out Loud Funny Look at Death! + Best author find in a LONG time! + His Best Work Ever! + Try Moore if you haven't...you will either love or hate him + Fun Book - Like Bear!             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.             Protector of the Flight (The Summoning, Book 3)23 reviews Robin D. Owens Luna, 2007 Loved It! + Amazing! + Protector of the Flight (The Summoning, Book 3) A bit cozier than the two previous books in the series but no less enjoyable. Definitely more character driven, the story delves deeply into the thoughts and emotions of the two main characters - Calli and Merrec. Everything from past horrors, childhood trauma, and the strain of marrying a stranger ...             You Don't Know Jack25 reviews Erin McCarthy Brava, 2006 I Wanna Know Jack!!! + Jack & Jamie's Story + Definitely an easy & fun read Erin McCarthy does it again with this awesome book. I've read 'The Pregnancy Test' and was hoping the next book would be about Jamie. I'm glad that my wish came true. Jamie Peters is a sweet Social Worker with a heart of gold. She's extremely loyal to her friends,believes in love and helping ...             The Ghost Brigades (A Sci Fi Essential Book)101 reviews John Scalzi Tor Books, 2006 Great continuation of Old Man's War + Life with purpose + I hope there is more for years to come! I loved Old Man's War (who over 50 would not- great premise made into a great adventure with lots of action and suspense) and this one continues with more character development and poses good questions that are answered in the next book*****             Consent to Kill: A Thriller (Mitch Rapp Novels)174 reviews Vince Flynn Pocket Star, 2006 a lot of Fun + The Assassination of Mitch Rapp + A Page Turner + Vengence Achieved + Thanks, Vince...Better than Expected             The Complete Stories62 reviews Flannery O'Connor Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 1971 The Devil's In The Details + One of Two Must Own Collection of Short Stories + Completely Unique + Flannery O'Connor, one twisted sister + American Sophocles             Web of Evil: A Novel of Suspense (Ali Reynolds)44 reviews J.A. Jance Touchstone, 2007 good but not great This is teh secind book in hte series of Ali Reynolds. As usual Jance has drawn her characters really well. They are interesting and you care about them. She has some recurring charaters too.I am interested to see where they all go. The story was too similar to the first one. I am not sure what ...             Cell: A Novel909 reviews Stephen King Pocket Star, 2006 This book freaked me out! + Fun zombie escape story + Are You One Of THEM....? + A cool, fun read.             The Sweet Potato Queens' First Big-Ass Novel: Stuff We Didn't Actually Do, but Could Have, and May Yet28 reviews Jill Conner Browne Simon & Schuster, 2007 This is flippin' hilarious! + A good laugh and some great stories + A Light Summer Read This is one of my all time favorite books! Read it (or listen to it)again and again! Jill Connor Browne is one of a kind....I wish there were more writers just like her!             The Blade Itself: A Novel49 reviews Marcus Sakey St. Martin's Minotaur, 2007 pulp fiction + Bad Guys from the Neighborhood It was an entertaining read, no question about it. Seemed Elmore Leonard influenced. Perhaps the ending was a little tidy, and there was another scene or two that seemed a little pat, but I appreciate a book that can keep me glued to it and after mid-way I pretty much was. Not that the beginning ...             Little Children: A Novel238 reviews Tom Perrotta St. Martin's Griffin, 2005 Big Children + A- Tom Perrotta is a master of realism. A few of the blurbs on the inside cover refer to Little Children as "satirical," but I haven't ever read anything that better describes the normal lives of normal people while keeping entertainment a part of the process (See Dave Eggers, A Heartbreaking Work of ...             Cat's Cradle375 reviews Kurt Vonnegut Dell Publishing, 1998 Surreal yet all too close to the truth... + Great Storytelling + Still relevant to this day + WONDERFUL BOOK + The master of Cat's Cradle             The Gospel of the Flying Spaghetti Monster101 reviews Bobby Henderson Villard, 2006 Humor With a Serious Point + Genius! + Get Touched! + Wow... Great read + Fun