The Wheel of Darkness (Special Agent Pendergast)165 reviews Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child Grand Central Publishing, 2007 Pendergast Saves the Human Race + Very interesting read. + Fantastic!! + Hard core - don't miss it!             Heart-Shaped Box: A Novel291 reviews Joe Hill William Morrow, 2007 A legacy in horror honored + A great, debut thriller This first novel by Joe Hill, author of the acclaimed collection 20th Century Ghosts, makes its US debut with no little fanfare. And it lives up to its billing. From the moment aging Ozzy Osbourne-style rocker Judas Coyne is tricked into adding one more item to his collection of bizarre ...             Deep Storm: A Novel135 reviews Lincoln Child Doubleday, 2007 The discovery of a lifetime ... Salvation or Devastation? + Classic thriller action ride + The Scientific Discovery of all time? Dr. Peter Crane, ex-military, experienced in submarine environments, graduate of Mayo Medical School, is called to the Storm King Oil Platform off the coast of Greenland. Having experience in classified projects, he's offered a position in the secret Exploratory and Recovery Facility (ERF) ten ...             The Forbidden (Vampire Huntress Legends)36 reviews L. A. Banks St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2006 Sexy and Sensational + A wonderfully suspenseful, thrillling rollercoaster ride!!!! + The Forbidden + A Good Read + the forbidden             Happy Hour of the Damned28 reviews Mark Henry Kensington, 2008 Crazy is a good thing... Happy Hour of the Damned is the first Amanda Feral book, the story of debutant Amanda Feral's journey from the living large to the realm of celebrity ghoul extraordinaire. Now I'll be bluntly honest here, even though I like the author, I don't LIKE Amanda Feral. I really don't think anyone is ...             The Book of Air and Shadows95 reviews Michael Gruber William Morrow, 2007 Complex and engaging + A Book of Substance + Literary thriller trumps Da Vinci Code I've noticed a wide variety of opinions posted about this book so I felt compelled to weigh in. I found it to be an engrossing tale that weaves together the stories of characters from Elizabethan England and contemporary New York with a terrific command of narrative and suspense. I very much ...             The Farm25 reviews Scott Nicholson Pinnacle, 2006 Multi-layered Story- Very Good I really enjoyed my first Nicholson book, The Farm. There was a large cast of characters that were all multi-faceted and well thought out. Nicholoson keeps you guessing for a while on who the Antagonist actually is. I can't wait to read more of his books.             Sharp Objects: A Novel128 reviews Gillian Flynn Three Rivers Press, 2007 Wow -- what a debut! + Impressive This is an extremely well-written and forceful book, especially for a first novel. There's nothing remotely tentative about this story of Chicago reporter Camille Preaker's return to her little southeast Missouri hometown to do a story on the murder of two local young girls less than a year apart. ...             The Hunted (Vampire Huntress Legends)36 reviews L. A. Banks St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2005 So worth your time Where should I start with L.A Banks vampire huntress series, well I must say the Minion was the introduction to the series was not bad,was no page turner same goes for the Awakeing. If these two books won't important to the series I would say skip It. Now the Hunted Is the book you want to ...             Mistress of the Art of Death72 reviews Ariana Franklin Putnam Adult, 2007 A really enjoyable book + 12th Century CSI + enjoyable historical fiction + Fascinating Time Frame             The Fall of Never7 reviews Ronald, Damien Malfi Raw Dog Screaming Press, 2004 loved it immensely + Modern gothic-style horror by talented new writer + A highly original modern gothic + Fall of Never Highly Recommended + Great book by a first time novelist             Black Magic Woman (Quincy Morris Supernatural Investigation)30 reviews Justin Gustainis Solaris, 2008 Awesome New Urban Fantasy Series + Good start to series + Super Reader This story completely sucked me in and captivated me all the way through. I was completely immersed in the world that Mr. Gustainis has created here. Quincey Morris and Libby Chastain play off each other well and are great protagonists. The plot, pacing, danger, supernatural elements and story ...             2012: The War for Souls89 reviews Whitley Strieber Tor Books, 2007 Good start......horrible end This book started off well. The action flew and the characters were interesting. Then it started to become tedious and fall apart. I think somewhere along the line the author forgot he was telling a story and started believing he was living this and reporting it. Anyways the last 1/3 of the book ...             The Cellar55 reviews Richard Laymon Leisure Books, 2006 A Suspenseful Creepfest + A Laymon Classic Richard Laymon is an author who holds nothing back in his horror stories, and this book is a prime example. We are introduced to Donna, a single mom and her daughter Sandy. Donna gets a phone call one day that her ex just got out of prison. She grabs her young daughter and together they ...             Gecko30 reviews Jack Priest Bootleg Press, 2003 Beware the cute little gecko... + Ludlum meets King meets Rollins + These little lizards are definitely not cute! + Half creature feature, half rogue-cop procedural             The Reincarnationist66 reviews M. J. Rose Mira, 2007 Great page-turning fun! + Great story, not finished I enjoyed this book and was really drawn in by the evocative descriptions of settings, both modern and historical. You really get the feeling of being there in the story, standing by the characters, seeing, smelling and hearing what they do. And the story had several twists I wasn't expecting at ...             Brimstone (Pendergast, Book 5)202 reviews Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child Vision, 2005 Novels + Pendergast saga + Another "must read" from Preston/Child These two authors are fantastic. I can't recommend their books too highly. Fantastic read, all of them.             Tyrannosaur Canyon125 reviews Douglas Preston Forge Books, 2005 Another Excellent Book by Preston + Tyrannosaur Canyon Rocks Tyrannosaur Canyon is another great book by Douglas Preston. The characters are great. There's Tom Broadbent, who we got to know in "The Codex." We now meet Wyamn Ford. I love these two characters. Tom Broadbent's wife plays a big part in the story, too. She's a thorougly modern woman and displays ...             Darkness Wakes8 reviews Tim Waggoner Leisure Books, 2006 How far would you go to find fulfillment? + Wildly Imaginative And Highly Sexual + Well Paced & Enthralling + Behind the Fuckl Door             Grimm Memorials21 reviews R. Patrick Gates Pinnacle, 2005 An Original Work Of Genius + Some Great Moments But Too Long + Once you get by its stagnant opening, there's a lot to like. I was leary to read this book based on the synopsis, fearing that it might be a cheesy, childish attempt to lump together fairy tales in a modern setting. In truth, this book is a wicked work of art that would make the Brothers Grimm shivver with fear. Early on in this novel, it becomes ...