Adventures of Huckleberry Finn511 reviews Mark Twain Prestwick House Inc., 2005 Great book! When addressing controversy think of context. + Finn & Sawyer Part 2 + Exceptional edition + Huckleberry Finn + Huck Finn             The Great Book of Amber: The Complete Amber Chronicles, 1-10 (Chronicles of Amber)211 reviews Roger Zelazny Eos, 1999 The Chronicles of Amber + Amber + Somewhat uneven + The most fun I've had sitting down! + First Half, Amazing, Second Half, Not So Much             The Concrete Blonde (Harry Bosch)110 reviews Michael Connelly Grand Central Publishing, 2007 Past and Present Murders Collide During a Civil Suit for Damages + Connelly is GREAT + Superb thriller + Ghosts from the past             Absolute Power163 reviews David Baldacci Grand Central Publishing, 1996 Different than movie + Absolutely Worth Reading + `Beautiful one minute, nothing the next' + Absolute Entertainment! + one of Baldacci's two best             The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress240 reviews Robert A. Heinlein Orb Books, 1997 Heinlein at his best. + Distilled Libertarian Goodness + The moon is a harsh mistress + perfect             The Firm (Penguin Readers, Level 5)401 reviews John Grisham Pearson ESL, 2000 The Firm: A Must Read + Beware of Offers You Cannot Refuse + Scott Brick does a good job reading this thriller + Good Read + awesome page turner             The Lord of the Rings. 3 Vol. Set1002 reviews J.R.R. Tolkien Houghton Mifflin, 2003 Lord of the Rings Book Review + Amazing trilogy + Great book, great illustrations, great buy! Hello there, I am about half-way through the first book of the Lord of the Rings trilogy and I am loving it. I am amazed at how Tolkien is so descriptive in his writing and puts so much thought to it. The first one-hundred pages are a little rough, but after that it is impossible to put the ...             Night Fall349 reviews Nelson DeMille, 2004 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 Fifth Profession47 reviews David Morrell Grand Central Publishing, 1991 Hard to put down + Keeps You Reading Spy intrigue in the days between morse coded messages and ubiquitous cellphones, overtones of The Manchurian Candidate, still almost sci-fi medicine at the time, a love story through hell, and you have The Fifth Profession. There are a few typos in the paperback's English printing (no idea about ...             Tunnel in the Sky71 reviews Robert A. Heinlein Pocket, 2005 Heinlein at his best + One of Heinlein's Best + I wish I had read it when I was 12 + A very good read - but some problems + Sci-fi version of Lord of the Flies, only happier             The Man Called Noon5 reviews Louis L'Amour Bantam, 1984 Louis L'amour + Left wanting more + Who is Ruble Noon? + How can a man escape what he is?             The Burglar in the Closet (Bernie Rhodenbarr Mysteries)15 reviews Lawrence Block HarperTorch, 2006 Follow-up in the series improves on the concept + Good traveling companion + A good quick read + Meet Bernie Rhodenbarr + Lawrence, Meet ... Lawrence             Skin Tight90 reviews Carl Hiaasen Grand Central Publishing, 2005 "I've killed five men, and I've been married five times." + ONE OF HIAASEN'S BEST BOOKS... AS GOOD AS THE 1ST TIME I READ + Carl Hiaasen - Skin Tight - great + Fun Read             The Three Musketeers (Barnes & Noble Classics)12 reviews Alexandre Dumas Barnes & Noble Classics, 2004 The Three Musketeers-- A Timeless Tale (S. Black) + Great book. EVERYONE SHOULD READ IT! + Just excellent! Recommended for any age. + Super Reader + Not your teacher's "classic"             Lightning265 reviews Dean Koontz Berkley, 2003 One of Koontz best + Vivid & Unexpected + Best Koontz Story Ever + The beginning + My first Koontz novel             Watchers3 reviews Dean Koontz Berkley Trade, 2008 This Book has the Greatest Dog Ever in it + Superdog vs manmade monstrosity + 2nd all-time favorite Koontz book I have had two young girls, ages six and eight, living with me for the last couple weeks, while their parents are touring off in France and I can't begin to tell you all the fun we have had. We've flown to San Francisco (only a short hop from LAX) and spent the day at the Wharf. We've rented great ...             Bandits26 reviews Elmore Leonard Harper Paperbacks, 1999 Fun, short, sassy + Here's How He Does It. . . I enjoyed this quick little read; Jack Delaney, out of Angola for 3 years and working as a mortuary assistant, longs for something more. He meets an interesting woman, who turns out to have formerly been a nun in Niceragua. She doesn't necessarily come out and say she supports the Sandinistas, ...             The Pelican Brief214 reviews John Grisham Delta, 2006 A Real Page Turner + Corrupt Lawyers Act on Behalf of a Corrupt Client to Manipulate Corrupt Politicians and Be Chased by Investigative Reporters + My favorite book. Ever. + The Pelican Brief             Tunnel in the Sky71 reviews Robert A. Heinlein Pocket, 2005 Heinlein at his best + One of Heinlein's Best + I wish I had read it when I was 12 + A very good read - but some problems + Sci-fi version of Lord of the Flies, only happier             Watchers3 reviews Dean Koontz Berkley Trade, 2008 This Book has the Greatest Dog Ever in it + Superdog vs manmade monstrosity + 2nd all-time favorite Koontz book I have had two young girls, ages six and eight, living with me for the last couple weeks, while their parents are touring off in France and I can't begin to tell you all the fun we have had. We've flown to San Francisco (only a short hop from LAX) and spent the day at the Wharf. We've rented great ...