State of Fear1275 reviews Michael Crichton HarperCollins, 2004 Unfair Negative Reviews Grounded in Politics + Very Engaging Read + State of Accuracy Politically motivated negative reviewers give this book low ratings because they disagree with the author's premise, not because of any literary deficiency in the book.             Dead Ringer37 reviews Ken Douglas Bootleg Press, 2003 Zips Along Like a Jet Propelled Steam Roller + Hard to Put Down + What happens when your "death" is greatly exaggerated? + Four and a Half Stars for DEAD RINGER             Lifeguard162 reviews James Patterson, Andrew Gross Little, Brown and Company, 2005 One of his best! + From J. Kaye's Book Blog + Liked It, Get Past the Start Like all books James Patterson writes, I cannot put it down until I've finished the book. The characters, the plot and up until the last twist it pure reading enjoyment. A must read for all Patterson fans. S.L. Chessor author of Poodlums, Boogeymen and Booglers and My Tongue Fell Out.Poodlums, ...             The Lighthouse (Adam Dalgliesh Mystery Series #13)96 reviews P. D. James Alfred A. Knopf, 2005 P.D James came down from a higher league. + Still in top form at age 80 + P.D. James again....and wonderful again No one currently writing can match her. She is in there with Dashiell Hammet. I read "The Lighthouse", then bought a copy for a gift. John Culleton Rowse Reviews             The Lincoln Lawyer: A Novel292 reviews Michael Connelly Little, Brown and Company, 2005 Lincoln Lawyer + Awesome!!! + -----Another Riveting Story from Michael Connelly----- + Brilliant Courtroom Thriller Reveals the Ethics of Defending Accused Criminals             Mary, Mary182 reviews James Patterson Little, Brown and Company, 2005 Mary, Mary ; Seventh Heaven; You've Been Warned + James Patterson is back in form! + Mary, Mary by James Patterson + Amazing Twists! + Alex Cross returns in more ways than one!             Case Histories: A Novel145 reviews Kate Atkinson Back Bay Books, 2005 A great story filled with interesting characters + Much easier to read than I thought + A read-again book Read all the reviews you like, but a better use of your time is to get and read this book. Now in paperback, it is affordable, cleverly written contemporary fiction. I bought this book on a bargain table as a present and it turned out to be a steal. Atkinson's prose is definitely a cut above ...             Predator (Kay Scarpetta Mysteries)454 reviews Patricia Cornwell Putnam Adult, 2005 PREDATOR IS A FANTASTIC READ! + What's wrong with this book? + Predator I just reread Predator to compare it to the more recent Book of the Dead by Cornwell. I absolutely loved Predator and have a feeling that the one star reviews from people on this board either 1) didn't get the point of the book, as it was a bit complex, or 2) are simply looking for some tired old ...             Night Fall349 reviews Nelson DeMille Vision, 2005 Receives Scott Brick's professional, seasoned voice + Fantastic book Nelson Demille's NIGHT FALL receives Scott Brick's professional, seasoned voice as it tells of a deserted island, video sex, and a terrible blast when an airline explodes.             The Camel Club242 reviews David Baldacci Grand Central Publishing, 2005 The Camel Club is cool! + Great series + Really enjoyed this one... The Camel Club is cool. They're an odd group of conspiracy theorists, led by Oliver Stone, on a quest for the truth. Baldacci weaves quite a tale that keeps your attention and is full of twists and turns. I thought this was a great mystery thriller with a bunch of interesting characters. ...             The Broker580 reviews John Grisham Dell, 2005 I thought it was great! From the first page I couldn't put this down! The whole realm of witness Protection was very intriguing!             Digital Fortress: A Thriller916 reviews Dan Brown St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2004 Fun But Unbalanced Digital Fortress offers up nail biting suspense but only with characters that could have used greater development. The heroes and villains lack depth and complexity but nevertheless follow a plot line that is interesting and informative and with occasional surprises to make this an overall good ...             No Country for Old Men431 reviews Cormac McCarthy Knopf, 2005 One hell of a book + A Great Read Despite Its Problems + No Man's Land + Well written with disturbingly unique character             Deception Point488 reviews Dan Brown Pocket, 2002 dan brown books + Riveting + A good action novel + Intrigue in the ice + My only problem?             R Is For Ricochet (Kinsey Millhone Mysteries)44 reviews Sue Grafton Berkley, 2005 I always enjoy these! + Still Good... I am truly quite fond of Sue Grafton's work and I believe this is one of her better mysteries (letting you know my opinion that all our good). Kinsey Milhone is a character who has all the right sass and detail to make her extremely and believably human.             The Closers199 reviews Michael Connelly Little, Brown and Company, 2005 greatest harry bosch novel + One of the best of the series + Bosch to basics + He's BAAAAACK + Another well-told Harry Bosch novel             S is for Silence (Kinsey Millhone Mysteries)230 reviews Sue Grafton Putnam Adult, 2005 THE BEST + GRAFTON SCORES ANOTHER WINNER WITH "S IS FOR SILENCE" + More of a Suspenseful Whodunit + Spicy Kinsey keeps the intrique alive             The Colorado Kid (Hard Case Crime)207 reviews Stephen King Hard Case Crime, 2005 Not Free SF Reader Old stager stiff story. A story about telling a story, in some ways. A couple of old stager journos recount to a young woman in the same industry the discovery of a body that takes some time to identify. Being King, this is of course set in a slightly out of the way place in Maine. A ...             On The Run48 reviews Iris Johansen Bantam, 2005 If you're a Tami Hoag fan... + Quick, Suspenseful Read I started reading Iris Johansen when I ran out of Tami Hoag books, and she is great. Both writers are very comparable but with their own styles. I have read seven of her books so far, while waiting for Hoag's latest release, and have been very pleased. The books are well written and near ...             The Da Vinci Code3866 reviews Dan Brown Doubleday, 2003 Calm down people! + Women beyond belief I haven't read this book in a long time, but I feel obligated to write a review due to the vast amount of controversy over it. First, let me just tell you my impressions of the book. I found it riveting to read. It is definitely a page-turner which keeps you hooked until the very end. The ...