The Butcher's Boy28 reviews Thomas Perry Random House Trade Paperbacks, 2003 One of my all time favorite books + "Everything is plausible if you haven't got the answer." + The Butcher's Boy + Exceptional Debut Novel + Perry's first, but one of many entertaining reads by him             Dead Paradise (Stone Barrington Novels)15 reviews Stuart Woods NAL Trade, 2006 Slick packaging Be careful when buying this book. It is really a repackaging of two of his earlier best sellers in one cover. The title is so similar that it appears to be a new offering but it is really LA Dead and Cold Paradise in one cover. I was fooled. I'm not very happy by the slick packaging and ...             Deception Point181 reviews Dan Brown Pocket, 2006 Exciting thriller + Another pageturner Very exciting book, mostly read it because it was dan brown and I was interested to see what kind of book this was considering it wasn't related to religion like his other more famous books. Like his other books if you take it very seriously you'll probably have some problems with it, but if your ...             Digital Fortress: A Thriller902 reviews Dan Brown St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2004 Very good but not his best. I liked this book very much. He's done better work but I still thoroughly enjoyed this. In my opinion if you like Dan Brown's writing you will enjoy this book.             Dead in the Water: A Novel62 reviews Stuart Woods HarperTorch, 1998 Excellent fast paced mystery with a surprise ending + Dead in the Water + My second Woods book + Jaw-dropping twists!             The Empress File (Kidd)14 reviews John Sandford Berkley, 1992 a bit dated + The Kidd Series + Note Author Names: Camp and/or Sandford + Another Great Kidd and LuEllen Adventure!!! + Kidd and LuEllen are back!             The Devil's Code (Kidd)73 reviews John Sandford Berkley, 2001 I don't usually like books, but + Kidd novel is a fun adventure + The Devil's Code It started when I was housitting at my buddy's condo and the power went out during the superbowl. WTF? I had nothing to do and all I could find was one flashlight. On his coffee table I saw a copy of Devil's Code and once I picked it up I could not put it down. This book is far from what you ...             L.A. Dead (Stone Barrington Novels)61 reviews Stuart Woods Signet, 2001 LA Dead + Arrington Barrington + A good read... After reading the newest STONE BARRINGTON series book I have gone back to the beginning to see how it all began. Love reading about Stone's adventures. They all have been good.             The Fool's Run (Kidd)27 reviews John Sandford Berkley, 1996 a great beginning to the Kidd series + KIDD BOOKS I finally got around to read one of my favorite author's early novels, The Fool's Run, by John Sandford. The Fool's Run introduces Kidd (no first name is ever given). Kidd has been featured in four Sandford novels and this is the first (the Empress File is second). He's an artist by day and a ...             The Hanged Man's Song (Kidd)46 reviews John Sandford Berkley, 2004 Another Kidd Novel!! + Probably the Best of the Kidd Series!!! + A good book Even though it may be the last Kidd Novel for John Sanford, it did make me pick up all the others and read them once again. with this story it doesn't paint much of the hero/criminal of Kidd. you do get the idea that he's a righteous criminal with an overwhelming conscience to make him do good. and ...             L.A. Times15 reviews Stuart Woods HarperTorch, 1994 ONLY IN HOLLYWOOD + One of the Best Stuart Woods Books! + Wow...Vinnie (Michael) could have had everything, but..... Credit must be given to the prolific Stuart Woods for pulling off a novel in which the entire cast is heinous and unlikeable. L.A. TIMES pulls it off beautifully. One can't help but get involved in Michael Vincent's rise to the top of Hollywood cream and his fall from grace too. Michael will ...             Killing Floor (Jack Reacher)179 reviews Lee Child Jove, 2006 Reacher at his best + An over-the-top mystery + Great introduction of Jack Reacher. Lee Child`s creation is brilliant for a series of books, the transient Jack Reacher finds himself in tiny Margrave, Georgia, and is almost immediately arrested, if briefly, as a murder suspect. Imagine his surprise when he discovers that one of the victims is his brother, a brilliant U.S. Treasury ...             Dark Harbor (Stone Barrington Novels)69 reviews Stuart Woods Doubleday, 2006 Cop turned lawyer The Margin Perfect book title--Dark Harbor. I took a break from Michael Connelly and tried Stuart Woods. So far I still like Connelly the best but Woods isn't too far behind. A Stone Barrington novel that follows the cop-turned-lawyer through a maze of suspense as he tries to solve the murders of ...             Dirt34 reviews Stuart Woods HarperTorch, 1997 What a hoot! + Dirt This book was a hoot and a half to read - a vicious gossip-monger who has always been careful to keep her own dirty laundry hidden finds out she hasn't done as good a job as she would like and finds the tables turned. She turns to Stone Barrington to get help. As things progress, more and more of ...             Swimming to Catalina49 reviews Stuart Woods, (none) HarperTorch, 1998 Excellent read He makes the books very exciting and I just want to hurry and read it so I know how it ends. To keep a person attached to a book like that takes a lot of talent, and he's got it.             New York Dead37 reviews Stuart Woods HarperTorch, 1992 A lot of fun! + NEW YORK DEAD + "New York Dead" is Alive In this Stuart Woods' book, we find Stone Barrington in his first outing. He is a Lt. Detective on limited duty due to a bullet he took to his knee and has decided after an evening out to walk home in order to get some exercise to it when, in a case of being in either the right place at the right ...             The Da Vinci Code3858 reviews Dan Brown Doubleday, 2003 Elitist Criticism Aside, It's Genius + Dan Brown + Hard to put down. Loathed by elitist literary critics, wannabe highbrows and religious conservatives, The Da Vinci Code is by any measure a work of genius. To dismiss it as pop drivel is to overlook the fact that countless writers are striving to produce catchy pulp fiction that will propel them to stardom and ...             The Camel Club238 reviews David Baldacci Vision, 2006 The Camel Club is cool! + Good Read - Recommended + Another Baldacci Winner!!! + Great book whats all the complaining about?             Angels & Demons2181 reviews Dan Brown Pocket, 2006 Excellent, Plot-twisting Thriller + I confess that I got hooked... + A good read + It's fiction - to be read as such             Angels & Demons2181 reviews Dan Brown Pocket, 2006 Excellent, Plot-twisting Thriller + I confess that I got hooked... + A good read + It's fiction - to be read as such