Fresh Disasters (Stone Barrington Novels)49 reviews Stuart Woods Signet, 2007 Predictable but fun + It Is What Is Expected When I use the word predictable, I mean that in the first line of the book, the usual characters and the opening plot. From there I was pleasantly surprised with the fun Woods was having with us as the readers. He changes up his storyline so that we are kept guessing on certain issues and plot ...             Wild Fire4 reviews Nelson DeMille Grand Central Publishing, 2006 One of his best. + My first DeMille read...excellent This was truly spell-binding. One of his best. I think I could read him everyday and never get the least bit bored. His character, John Corey is my pick for the "World's Sexiest Man"             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.             Creating Madness11 reviews Andrew J Rafkin Outskirts Press, 2007 creating madness + Fast paced, eerily possible, prodigiously researched + Action filled.. + International Intrigue - Diabolical Madness + Creating Madness             The Hunt Club John Lescroart Signet, 2006             The Faithful Spy98 reviews Alex Berenson Random House Uk Ltd, 2007 Exciting New Author + A promising new series for Flynn and Silva fans + very good! This novel is well written, believable and fast paced. The hero, John Wells, was born in Montana, a convert to Islam and a CIA operative who over a period of time infiltrated al Qaeda in the mountains of Pakistan/Afghanistan. He was dispatched back to the U.S. to participate in some dramatic ...             Exile83 reviews Richard North Patterson St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2007 Fascinating and entertaining + Very Good Book...Will Make You Think + Exile + Patterson Scores Again             The Pillars of the Earth (Deluxe Edition) (Oprah's Book Club)1301 reviews Ken Follett NAL Trade, 2007 Great choice by Oprah + A must read + Simply Brilliant + A page-turner about cathedral construction? YES!             The Hunt Club John Lescroart Signet, 2006             Creating Madness11 reviews Andrew J Rafkin Outskirts Press, 2007 creating madness + Fast paced, eerily possible, prodigiously researched + Action filled.. + International Intrigue - Diabolical Madness + Creating Madness             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.             Exile83 reviews Richard North Patterson St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2007 Fascinating and entertaining + Very Good Book...Will Make You Think + Exile + Patterson Scores Again             The Pillars of the Earth (Deluxe Edition) (Oprah's Book Club)1301 reviews Ken Follett NAL Trade, 2007 Great choice by Oprah + A must read + Simply Brilliant + A page-turner about cathedral construction? YES!             Wild Fire4 reviews Nelson DeMille Grand Central Publishing, 2006 One of his best. + My first DeMille read...excellent This was truly spell-binding. One of his best. I think I could read him everyday and never get the least bit bored. His character, John Corey is my pick for the "World's Sexiest Man"             The Faithful Spy98 reviews Alex Berenson Random House Uk Ltd, 2007 Exciting New Author + A promising new series for Flynn and Silva fans + very good! This novel is well written, believable and fast paced. The hero, John Wells, was born in Montana, a convert to Islam and a CIA operative who over a period of time infiltrated al Qaeda in the mountains of Pakistan/Afghanistan. He was dispatched back to the U.S. to participate in some dramatic ...             Fresh Disasters (Stone Barrington Novels)49 reviews Stuart Woods Signet, 2007 Predictable but fun + It Is What Is Expected When I use the word predictable, I mean that in the first line of the book, the usual characters and the opening plot. From there I was pleasantly surprised with the fun Woods was having with us as the readers. He changes up his storyline so that we are kept guessing on certain issues and plot ...