Red Storm Rising286 reviews Tom Clancy Berkley, 1987 Very Plausible World War III + Best Tom Clancy Book, Red Storm Rising!! + Red Storm Rising a Good Old Book This is Clancy's only novel that does not reflect the Ryan-verse of his other novels. This one follows mostly one soldier in Iceland. When Russia overwhelms Europe to create the third world war. This novel was a very easy read and is very well written. After reading the book, I felt like i ...             Prodigal Son (Dean Koontz's Frankenstein, Book 1)112 reviews Dean Koontz, Kevin J. Anderson Bantam, 2005 You must read this book + Dr. Frankenstein is still alive, and so is the Monster + Koontz nailed it! Have you ever read a book you had to force yourself to put down? This is one of those books. This is my 3rd Koontz novel and I must say the best I've read so far. I enjoyed Odd Thomas, hated Forever Odd, and absolutely loved Frankenstein. The story starts with Victor's first, Deucalion living ...             The Shark Mutiny64 reviews Patrick Robinson HarperTorch, 2002 A mediocre read. Entertaining, but lacking a lot. The Shark Mutiny is the fifth submarine techno-thriller from Patrick Robinson. I enjoy Robinson's writing, since, in contrast to Clancy (whom I also enjoy), Robinson deals a little more extensively with the personal side of the characters that he develops. However, it didn't meet my expectations. ...             Deception Point191 reviews Dan Brown Pocket, 2006 Hard as Rock Dan Brown doesn't mess around with science; he uses rock hard facts that will blow your mind. As is his style, Brown delivers plenty of intense action, crafty characters, almost ludicrous dilemmas, and twists that leave you spinning. Read it! -Stephen Prins, author of: Strife of the Lorin             Forever Odd (Odd Thomas Novels)237 reviews Dean Koontz Bantam, 2006 Excellent Sequel to Odd Thomas + If you like Odd....this is a must + A really good follow up to Odd Thomas book 1 in this series Great book. A definite must read and a great follow up to Odd Thomas. The book was hard to put down as I needed to know what happened.             Catalyst - A World War II Thriller7 reviews Paul Byers Breakneck Books, 2007 An Amazing Work + A Page Turner + Catalyst, Paul Byers + Catalyst + Couldn't put it down             Debt of Honor (Jack Ryan)206 reviews Tom Clancy Berkley, 1995 one of his best + Debt of Honor + great service + Couldn't put it down + Gripping from start to finish             The Da Vinci Code3866 reviews Dan Brown Anchor, 2006 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 ...             Airframe539 reviews Michael Crichton Ballantine Books, 1997 This was like an airplane ride! + This is why you need to keep your seat belt fastened + A different M.C. Reading this book, for me, was like riding on a commercial airplane. You get on the plane, all excited. You hear about what's coming up in your city of destination. You strap yourself in. You're all fidgety with anticipation. Then you wait. And wait. And wait. You feel like getting off ...             Brother Odd (Odd Thomas Novels)232 reviews Dean Koontz Bantam, 2007 Don't Miss This One + The Latest Odd Thomas Novel + OMG! Brother Odd, the third book in the Odd Thomas series by Dean Koontz, takes the reader to the hills of the Sierra Mountains in northern California. Odd (whose strange name supposedly comes from an error on his birth certificate where the T was dropped from Todd) has come to St. Bartholomew's Abbey ...             The Terminal Man129 reviews Michael Crichton Avon, 2002 GREAT READ!!! + Schi Michael Crichton at his best. With today's technology digging deeper and deeper into our brains this book should make everyone stop for a minute and wonder if we need to leave that unexplored frontier alone.             Ghost Force24 reviews Patrick Robinson Harper, 2007 Ghost Force I found this to be very entertaining and a good escape.I did not want to put it down. After reading other reviews that were negative, I was just wondering if we had read the same book. The characters were developed adequately to be able to enjoy a thriller like this book was supposed to be. If ...             Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Fallout (Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell)19 reviews David Michaels Berkley, 2007 Great story after being a game fan. + Entertaining + Splinter Cell -Tom Clancy + Amazing, just like the others in the series.             Scimitar SL-238 reviews Patrick Robinson HarperTorch, 2005 Scimitar SL-2 Book was received in good shape. The book was interesting, and spell binding.             Ice Hunt101 reviews James Rollins Harper, 2004 One of Rollins' best Books + Action packed! + Ice please! + Most underrated Rollins book             The Judas Strain: A Novel111 reviews James Rollins William Morrow, 2007 Great book As usual, Rollins delevers a book full of action and thrills. The masterpiece that I have come to expect from his every release. A must read!!!!!!!!             Odd Thomas476 reviews Dean Koontz Bantam, 2006 What an interesting protagonist Odd is! + Koontz' best character + Excellent as always Book 1 is my favorite Odd Thomas book, to-date. Awesome story with a memorable character. I thought about Odd long after I put the book down, and it definitely made me want to read more. I started on Forever Odd (book 2) the same evening. Dean Koontz has created a very interesting character and ...             The Chase112 reviews Clive Cussler Putnam Adult, 2007 Well Done as usua;l + Excellent read! + wild west robbery adventure + A Great Action Adventure in 19th Century West + Good read but factually erroneous             The Andromeda Strain376 reviews Michael Crichton Avon, 2003 Crichton's big ticket + Nice early work of Crichton I actually saw the movie before I read the book. I thought the movie was really good until I read the book... Wow! Crichton's writing style is amazing and addictive! Now, when I see the movie, I still think it's good, but it pales in comparison to the book.             The Curse of Willie Lynch: How Social Engineering In The Year 1712 Continues To Affect African Americans Today3 reviews James C. Rollins Trafford Publishing, 2006 Not THE James Rollins This is not written by the same author that produced the works of fiction including "Black Order" etc. - same name different person. Caveat emptor.