The Ghost War32 reviews Alex Berenson Putnam Adult, 2008 Fine work + Do You Need to Read The Faithful Spy First? I have to say that I am surprised at the comparatively tepid reviews that this book has received here. I purchased the audiobook as is my wont, to occupy my time on a roundtrip drive to the Nation's Capital. I had not heard of the author's first effort, so this was my introduction to CIA agent ...             The Memory Keeper's Daughter849 reviews Kim Edwards Penguin (Non-Classics), 2006 A book written by a woman to women (and maybe guys too) It was based on a similar concept of "Namesake", another contemporary book written by a woman, ie, that men has something terrible to hide from their spouses. :-) For guys it may be hard to relate to the characters, but even so I recommend it. Mainly because the book is fairly well written. I ...             Strip Tease53 reviews Carl Hiaasen Grand Central Publishing, 2005 Not sexy, but still sexy - Much better than the movie! + Top Hiaasen tale of the underdogs outsmarting their masters! + MEN REALLY ARE EASILY DAZZLED! Synopsis:***Spoiler warning*** Ex-FBI employee Erin Grant is an exotic dancer. She lost her job because her ex-husband is a felon. Their divorce costs Erin her daughter because the self-righteous judge believes her daughter is better off with Erin's stolen-wheelchair dealing, speed-popping father ...             The First Patient50 reviews Michael Palmer St. Martin's Press, 2008 The First Patient + The First Patient + I'm glad to I bought it + Political dirty tricks             The Silver Swan: A Novel23 reviews Benjamin Black Henry Holt and Co., 2008 Depressing, Moody and Good The Silver Swan takes place in the mid-fifties with character Quirke who is a pathologist. A woman named Deirdre Hunt's body is found drowned in the Dublin Bay and at first they think it was a suicide. The husband of Deirdre is overally sensitive of them performing an autopsy on her body not being ...             Away: A Novel101 reviews Amy Bloom Random House, 2007 great quick read, great writing, great story + Great Characters + B + On Away, by Amy Bloom             Fractured8 reviews Karin Slaughter Delacorte Press, 2008 best book i've read for awhile! + Another fine book from Slaughter; with a possibly hidden message? + Karin does it again! + Page turner             Black Out: A Novel16 reviews Lisa Unger Shaye Areheart Books, 2008 Suspenseful Page Turner! + Another great one from Unger + Great book, but... + From J. Kaye's Book Blog             Dead Ringer37 reviews Ken Douglas Bootleg Press, 2003 Zips Along Like a Jet Propelled Steam Roller + Hard to Put Down + What happens when your "death" is greatly exaggerated? + Four and a Half Stars for DEAD RINGER             Vanishing Acts: A Novel181 reviews Jodi Picoult Washington Square Press, 2005 Amazing + What we've come to expect from Jodi + Wow! This is a great book, it is the kind of book you don't want to put down. I like how there are several turns in the book, just when you have made up your mind about a character something new comes along to give you a new perspectve.             Flower Net: A Red Princess Mystery (Red Princess Mysteries)6 reviews Lisa See Random House Trade Paperbacks, 2007 Murder and mystery in China + Fascinating Chinese Intrigue + Fascinating View Of Chinese Culture + Over looked mysteries             Promise Not to Tell: A Novel71 reviews Jennifer Mcmahon Harper Paperbacks, 2007 The Permanent Collection + Wonderful, Gripping, Page Turner + LOOK UP cipher Rather than reiterate the plot of this amazing mystery, this is why I recommend this book. I was at the library looking for good reads and noticed "Promise Not To Tell" set apart from the shelved books. I thought, I'll try. Oh, what a marvelous book! I became so intrigued by Del, and the ...             Strangers in Death (In Death)69 reviews J.D. Robb Putnam Adult, 2008 One of her best books + A solid crime story with great characters + J.D. Robb series + Strangers in Death             The Appeal422 reviews John Grisham Doubleday, 2008 Money and Politics: The Ultimate Leverage When a massive chemicals corporation loses a $41 million lawsuit in rural Mississippi, its top leadership vows to appeal to the state's supreme court. The nine-member court is notorious for upholding plaintiff's lawsuits, punitive damages and all, by a 5-4 split. However, these justices are elected ...             The Last Patriot: A Thriller106 reviews Brad Thor Atria Books, 2008 The Last Patriot + THORoughly Enjoyable! + Wow, a thrill ride from todays headlines Another Brad Thor thriller that can't be put down once started. Much of it is/has happened; it's difficult to dicipher the fiction from nonfiction.             The Man in My Basement: A Novel67 reviews Walter Mosley Back Bay Books, 2005 A quick, suspenseful, mind-provoking read + Mosely sets up shop inside the reader's head.. and then tweaks it. + Fun and suspenseful I dare you to put this book down before finishing it! Compelling characters in an unusual story. Far better than what passes for popular fiction on most of the best-seller list. Bizarre? That is probably a little too strong. Different? Definitely! Some have compared to The Stranger by Camus, but ...             Plain Truth254 reviews Jodi Picoult Washington Square Press, 2007 Plain Truth + Loved it + Pulled from the headlines... This is the first book I read of Jodi's. I loved it it was a page turner from the start. I liked the reserch she did with the amish religion and community. she really makes you think and her books are real life reading. I can't wait to read another.             Dark of the Moon81 reviews John Sandford Putnam Adult, 2007 A great Sandford novel. + 1st Audio Book + John Sandford Does it Again with Phantom Prey + Another excellent job by this writer             Count Zero63 reviews William Gibson Ace Trade, 2006 Cyberpunk sweetness + My favorite cyberpunk novel + Not Free SF Reader + Great book, a little lacking in plot             7th Heaven (The Women's Murder Club)109 reviews James Patterson, Maxine Paetro Little, Brown and Company, 2008 Loved 5th, missed 6th, loved 7th + I Like it! Good read for series junkies! + Women's Murder Cllub I have become a huge Patterson after reading the 5th Horseman, lapsed on the 6th Target and found my way back for 7th Heaven. I just love the play on numbers. This is the 7th novel in his Women's Murder Club series and the book starts off in as far a place from heaven as possible with victims found ...