Recent Posts
Topic: RE: LOOKING FOR SUGGESTION....MYSTERY BOOKS
Any Iris Johanson book is awesome. You can't go wrong with her. Make sure you start with her older ones though as her newer ones are kinda falling apart....
Topic: RE: Recommend Davinci Code!!!!!!!!!!
Have you read any of his other books? They are all outstanding and addicting I can hardly wait for him to write some more.
Topic: RE: LOOKING FOR SUGGESTION....MYSTERY BOOKS
Believe it or not The Davinci Code is awesome and keeps you guessing as do all of Dan Browns book.
Take care
Cathie
Topic: LOOKING FOR SUGGESTION....MYSTERY BOOKS
HELLO GUYS....I LOVE MYSTERY BOOKS CAN YOU RECOMMEND ME A GOOD ONE....ONE THAT KEEPS ME GUESSING UNTIL THE END
Topic: MY SURGERY DAY IS COMING FAST AND I GET VERY SCARED
HI
MY NAME IS BRENDA AND I AM 44 YEAR MOTHER OF 3 AND I HAVE I GRANDCHILD WHO IS 3 HER NAME IS KACIE AND SHE IS MY BEST BUDDY
IN THE WORLD. AND THE CLOSER MY SURGERY DAY COMES I GET MORE SCARED.THE THOUGHT OF LEAVING HER JUST PUT'S THE FEAR IN ME TO BACK OUT. I HAVE HAD SURGERY'S BEFORE AND I MADE IT JUST FINE, I THINK THIS IS JUST A BIG LIFE CHANGE FOR ME AND I KNOW ITS NOT JUST A TEMPORARY THING AND I GUESS THE UNKNOWN ALWAYS FEARS
ME. IS THERE ANYONE OUT THERE THAT HAS HAD THIS LAPBAND PUT
ON AND CAN GIVE ME A GOOD POSITIVE FEED BACK I TRUST MY DOCTOR
BUT I NEED TO HEAR FROM PEOPLE WHO ARE LIKE ME. THAT WANTS TO LIVE A HEALTHY LIFE FOR ALONG TIME .
I JUST NEED SOME TO HEAR REAL STORIES
HELP FROM KENTUCKY
BRENDA
Topic: RE: I'm usually an avid mystery fan, but...
Gosh, Roz, I don't know...I have concentration problems because I have fibromyalgia, and sometimes have to just put it down for while, but I just stick in there! Jeffery Deaver, Stuart Woods, Robert Parker, Mary Higgins Clark (and her daughters), Janet Evanovich, Catherine Coulter's FBI series (The Edge, Blindside, etc), Ridley Pearson, and Charlaine Harris all come to mind. There are so many others...Have you read Alice Sebold's (sp) "These Lovely Bones" or Nevada Barr's books? They are kind of short. I also highly recommend John Grisham's latest book, "The Last Juror". I absolutely could not put it down, and I am not a Grisham fan since he published "The Client", which I loved. After a long dry spell, he has redeemed himself. It is really good.
I hope I have been of some help. Please let me know if I can do anything else. I'll keep you in mind as I check books.
Janie
Topic: RE: I'm usually an avid mystery fan, but...
I just love James Patterson. I am now reading Big Bad Wolf and 3rd Degree will be nest on my list. I get interrupted a lot while I read so I especially like the short chapters. Can you suggest other mystery authors that write with short chapters like that?
Topic: RE: Recommend Davinci Code!!!!!!!!!!
Just a little hint for you :there is a web site "half.com" , you can search for books , they are used most times but very inexpensive and also you can sell your books there ! I find everything there ! I am going to go look for "davince code" now , thanks for the tip ! Its always good to have a recomendation ! I was so excited to find this site tonight is my first time to see it. So great to share yet one more comon thread with my WLS peers !
Thanks and email me anytime !
Wendy
310/150/-160 RNY 12/05/2002
Topic: I'm usually an avid mystery fan, but...
working at the local library, I found two books that were excellent for those who could use a good book (with a little sadness, but happy underneath). "P.S., I Love You" by Cynthia Ahearn, and "On a Night Like This" by Ellen Sussman.
Mystery-wise, I just finished "The Amber Room" by Steve Berry, and
"3rd Degree" by James Patterson. They were both great. I'm getting ready to start Nevada Barr's new one, and then I'm going to drop back down and read Mary Kay Andrew's two books (I didn't realize she was Kathy Hogan Trocheck, a mystery writer from Atlanta). Recuperation from surgery is so nice when you have plenty to read.
Here's to reading...
Most Active
Recent Topics
