Two Alone26 reviews Sandra Brown Mira, 2007 Beautiful! + Geat Book + Suspense, romance and a happy ending! + A Wonderful Story             Simple Genius139 reviews David Baldacci Warner Books, 2007 A bad war produces bad effects There is a fascinating style in Baldacci's books. We are always dealing with state business and crime intertwined in the plot. In this case the CIA, the FBI and the DEA are concerned. They are shown as shady and even dangerous if not criminal from the very start. Then two intriguing levels are ...             Up Close and Dangerous: A Novel102 reviews Linda Howard Ballantine Books, 2007 Romantic Suspense at it's Best + Up Close & Dangerous + More Romance than Action ... And That's OK! + Not deserving of all the flack!!             The Broker580 reviews John Grisham Delta, 2006 I thought it was great! From the first page I couldn't put this down! The whole realm of witness Protection was very intriguing!             Manhunting59 reviews Jennifer Crusie Harlequin, 2007 Hilarious and sweet! + Cute, Fun Story + Thank the Goddesses for Jennifer Crusie's sense of humor! + I loved this book!!! + Jennifer Crusie Romance             The Afghan120 reviews Frederick Forsyth Putnam Adult, 2006 Fast paced and topical thriller Forsyth weaves actual events and people throughout this novel, placing his two main characters throughout various conflicts in recent history. It comes dangerously close to a "Forrest Gump" sequence but in the end, most of these chance meetings do play a significant role as the plot unfolds. ...             The Secret Servant (Gabriel Allon)105 reviews Daniel Silva Putnam Adult, 2007 Masterful + Daniel Silva + Glad I Bought It!!!! I find it amazing that the author keeps coming up with fresh plots and an exciting story with mostly the same key characters. Gabriel Allon, the Israeli operative, comes out on top once again. Islamic terrorists kidnap the daughter of the U.S. ambassador to England while she's taking her daily run ...             Whitethorn Woods87 reviews Maeve Binchy Knopf, 2007 traditions change, too + Short Stories Form an Engrossing Tale + Reflections of faith. Binchy's characters are so intensely real, it take a while to realize each person also represents a social layer and each person's choice also implies a political truth. The vivid personalities capture you as they gather into a community of individuals doing their work or committing their crime in ...             Next480 reviews Michael Crichton HarperCollins, 2006 Next The last work of Michael Crichton. He has a kind of arrogant attitude towards his readers, but I generally agree with him.             True Evil: A Novel138 reviews Greg Iles Scribner, 2006 Great Book + Impressive Author + Incredible ... Needs 6 or 7 stars !!! I received this book as a Christmas present last year. On the morning of Dec. 26 I decided to read a couple of paragraphs before cleaning up the house from all the company the day before. I just couldn't put it down and spent the entire day reading this book. So, a warning. Don't start it when you ...             Shadow Dance: A Novel117 reviews Julie Garwood Ballantine Books, 2006 A great comeback from Slow Burn + Great Read I am a huge fan of the Julie Garwood Buchanan series, and Shadow Dance did not disappoint! I have loved Noah Clayborne's character since he was introduced.(For those Julie Garwood fanatics like me he is a descendant of the Clayborne's in the historical books For the Roses and Come the Spring) ...             Absolute Fear42 reviews Lisa Jackson Kensington, 2007 Must remember that it's FICTION I enjoyed the story. Like every other book written by Lisa Jackson I think she goes into detail way too much, but I've learned where to skim through her words and where I need to pay attention. While I guessed part of what was going on, I definitely did not figure out the entire story of who the ...             Without Remorse302 reviews Tom Clancy Berkley, 1994 few and far between + Excellent!Another splendid,mind-boggling novel from Clancy + Great Tom Clancy Backstory for Great Characters + Clancy at his best + John "Hannibal" Kelly             Digging to America162 reviews Anne Tyler Knopf, 2006 slice of life + wonderful audio version + Well I liked it. + Multi-Culturalism at its Finest             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 ...             For One More Day369 reviews Mitch Albom Hyperion, 2006 Absolutely a great read! + one more day speaks to us all + a deeper look + I'd give it 6 stars if I could + Just One More Day             Snow Flower and the Secret Fan: A Novel605 reviews Lisa See Random House Trade Paperbacks, 2006 Phenomenal Women Book Club (Houston, TX) + Buy this book! + Snowflower and the Secret Fan + SNOWFLOWER AND THE SECRET FAN             The Woods183 reviews Harlan Coben Dutton Adult, 2007 Suspense Packed Book! + Brilliant + a very readable and *controlled* mystery by Coben The star of this book is Paul Copeland the Essex County Prosecutor. He and his former girlfriend Lucy Gold were involved in an incident at a summer camp. Two teenagers were murdered and two more dissapeared. One of the dissapearing teenagers was Copeland's sister. Wayne Steubens the Summer ...             Nineteen Minutes452 reviews Jodi Picoult Washington Square Press, 2008 WOW + Very good book! + wow I may be young but let me tell you that this book was probably the best book I have ever read in my life. It is written SO well and I love the little pieces of information that show what leads up to Peter doing what he did. I cried and cried SO much when I read because this book is so emotional and ...             Company Man99 reviews Joseph Finder St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2006 Might Not Be Your Meat Joseph Finder's recent "Company Man" is another entry in his assured skein of business-platformed thrillers, and it's got plenty of red meat for his readers. His protagonist, Nick Conover, is a small town Michigan boy, a former local star athlete, who's fought his way to the chief executive ...