The Messenger113 reviews Daniel Silva Signet, 2007 A Great Cross + the messenger by Daniel Silva + Riveting... Mr. Silva is a direct cross between John LeCarre (the early) and Lee Child. He has brought action to his cerebral character as if Jack Reacher gave George Smiley some courses in spy field work. What separates Mr. Silva from almost all the authors of the spy/thriller genre is the genuineness of ...             Byzantium (Harper Fiction)120 reviews Stephen R. Lawhead Eos, 1997 A magnificent adventure tale + Truly epic + Galloping Adventure - Shaky Theology + Will keep you on the edge of your seat!             Next (Harper Fiction)472 reviews Michael Crichton Harper, 2007 Frightening and Fun + A Transgenic Novel "Next" is not a typical novel, not even typical for Michael Crichton. It seems to have been constructed from spare parts, an array of ideas, insights, and impressions arising from the author's research into genetic engineering. He takes current and potential outcomes of this emerging technology ...             Book of the Dead (Kay Scarpetta, No. 15)614 reviews Patricia Cornwell Putnam Adult, 2007 SADLY DISAPPOINTED I JUST FINISHED "BOOK OF THE DEAD" AND WAS SADLY DISAPPOINTED. I ALMOST FEEL LIKE I NEED TO RE-READ IT TO UNDERSTAND ALL THE TWISTS AND TURNS AND CHARACTERS IN THIS MIS-ADVENTURE. I AM FAIRLY NEW TO READING PATRICIA CORNWELL BOOKS AND HAVE NOT READ ALL OF THEM BUT I AM GOING TO GO BACK TO THE ...             Code Orange (Readers Circle)27 reviews Caroline B. Cooney Laurel Leaf, 2007 Excellent + My 6th grader loves this book! + It is not the book, but rather the company + Code Orange + CODE ORANGE             Napoleon's Pyramids38 reviews William Dietrich Harper, 2008 Outstanding Read + A blend of Fiction and Fact. + Great for what it is. + First book in series a thrill ride + Well worth reading             The Wrong Man: A Novel24 reviews John Katzenbach Ballantine Books, 2007 How fast can your life become a spiraling nightmare? + Although I would change some things, it was ok! + The Wrong Man Review + master at twisting the screws             Protect and Defend: A Thriller111 reviews Vince Flynn Atria Books, 2007 Help us Mitch! + Another winner from Mr. Flynn! + Can't wait for the movie! + Vince Flynn             The Romanov Prophecy: A Novel127 reviews Steve Berry Ballantine Books, 2005 Great Thriller + Berry is a great writer I have read 4 Steve Berry novels, and this one is probably the best, slightly ahead of The Third Secret. For those that find the idea of a 21st Century Czar unfathomable, you will have a hard time enjoying this novel. However, for those who aren't that familiar with Russian history will find ...             The Cold Moon: A Lincoln Rhyme Novel (Lincoln Rhyme)103 reviews Jeffery Deaver Pocket Star, 2007 Rhyme & Sachs face their most cunning killer. Having read all of the Lincoln Rhyme novels I feel that this is one of the best. Rhyme and Sachs face their most cunning killer yet. Sachs is working on two separate cases. In addition, a retired cop shares some information to Sachs concerning her father. This book also involves cops on the take, ...             Whistling In the Dark59 reviews Lesley Kagen NAL Trade, 2007 Review + Whistling In The Dark + Meet Sally O'Malley It was the summer of 1959. Sally and Troo's mom was in the hospital, their step dad was busy hitting the bottle and their sister Nell had other things on her mind like her boyfriend. There were two murdered girls and Sally thought that she would be next. So that summer Sally and Troo were on a ...             The Innocent Man82 reviews John Grisham Dell, 2007 Amazing read! + Book Review: The Innocent Man by John Grisham + An American Tragedy + Not a Grisham fan . . . + 'One' of the most `known' incompetence and dishonesty prosecution in history.             The Road (Oprah's Book Club)1511 reviews Cormac McCarthy Vintage Books, 2007 Depth Expressed through Brevity + The Road + Beautiful + "Where men cant live gods fare no better."             Seven Deadly Wonders: A Novel142 reviews Matthew Reilly Simon & Schuster, 2005 Great Summer Read Come on people, of course this isn't classic literature, but it is fast paced, easy to follow and full of adventure. A great read for the beach or a rainy day. It reminds me of Clive Cussler and Jack DuBrul, 2 of my all time favorites. Give it a chance, you won't be sorry. I am in the middle of ...             Lisey's Story: A Novel435 reviews Stephen King Pocket, 2007 grabbed my imagination all the way through + Stephen King in poetic, introspective mode + longtime loyal KING fan I was entranced by the book ... not wanting to put it down to attend to other matters (oh like eating a meal.) As to the negative comments about having phrases that a family would use that mean nothing to others... like YEAH. My family does... I thought all families did. ... guess not.. I wonder ...             The Suspect (Signet Novel)36 reviews John Lescroart Signet, 2008 Guilty until proven innocent + A cracker of a court room drama; Cocktail dose of Michael Conelly and John Grisham mashed up into a powerful novel + Not Dismas Hardy, but Gina Roake This is an interesting crime novel. A man returns home and finds his wife's body. A relentless police inspector immediately assumes that the man is guilty party because, statistically, the spouse is the most likely suspect. He fabricates a case based on scenarios he creates using circumstantial ...             The Amber Room: A Novel100 reviews Steve Berry Fawcett, 2004 Bending history A satisfying read. I like the historical detail and the careful bending of the truth to accomplish the final end.             The Zero Game105 reviews Brad Meltzer Grand Central Publishing, 2005 INCREDIBLE RIDE !!!! + Great effort, Brad, keep up the work! + Above average political thriller + Smart and fast paced thriller             Proof Positive35 reviews Phillip Margolin Harper, 2007 An Intriguing Page Turner + Good read + Want to make a difference in the world? + Proof Positive             Knights of the Black and White (A Templar Novel)31 reviews Jack Whyte Jove, 2007 Jack Whyte is an INCREDIBLE author Jack Whyte did it again. AWESOME novel!!!! I love everything he has written.