books about: ghostwriter

books about: ghostwriter

books:

Ghostwriter

James Hamilton-Paterson

Europa Editions, 2006

Samper is back!
and he gets into the most ridiculous situations. It is still laugh out loud and read out loud funny. Less cooking than in "Cooking with Fernet Branca" - perhaps there are a limited number of gut wrenching culinary combinations even the fertile imagination of ...

Last Writes (Jaine Austen Mysteries)

Laura Levine

Kensington, 2004

Light amusement
I personally would describe this book more as amusing than laugh out loud funny -- somehow the author seemed to be trying too hard for laughs much of the time rather than a more subtle wit. The central "detective" character is Jaine Austen (the Austen jokes got ...

The Count of Monte Cristo (with chapter navigation)

Diana L. Mecum DianaDoesIt.com, 2008

Great navigation through all 117 chapters!
There is no way that I could find my way in this long book of 117 chapters without the table of contents which this book has. I am reading this kindle edition of the classic while listening along with my Audible account. I purchased the Blackstone audio book narrated ...

Death by Pantyhose (Jaine Austen Mysteries)

Laura Levine

Kensington, 2007

They Keep Getting Better and Better
In this installment of the Jaine Austen mystery series, Jaine is hired by a comedienne, Dorcus MacKenzie, as a joke writer. Dorcus used pantyhose to throw at the crowd at the end of her act. Unfortunately for Dorcus, her rival who is also her ex-husband, is ...

The Case of the Ghostwriter (Jigsaw Jones Mystery #10)

James Preller

Scholastic Paperbacks, 2001

Mystery fun for kids
Young Theodore Jones, called Jigsaw because of his love of solving puzzles and mysteries, (along with his friend Mila) is hired by his classmates to find out who the mystery author is who is scheduled to visit their school. Along the way they explore several meanings ...

And Baby Makes Four: A Trimester-by-Trimester Guide to a Baby-Friendly Dog

Penny Scott-fox, Uncredited ghostwriter

TFH Publications, 2007

Easy to understand and easy to implement
And Baby Makes Four is a great book for expecting parents who have 4 legged children living at their house. It is an easy to follow book with practical recommendations for preparing your dog for baby's presence. Most training can be easily implemented into your daily ...

Ghost Writer

Rene Gutteridge

Bethany House Publishers, 2000

Best Mystery I've Read in Years!!!
Although I tend to read mostly non-fiction, I've always liked a good mystery - and this was definately one of the best I've ever read! I have to start out by saying that this book ultimately deals with religion - christianity to be exact. As a result, this ...

The Ghost: A Novel

Robert Harris

Simon & Schuster, 2007

Brilliant
I enjoy Robert Harris novels as he always seems to provide stimulating plots with historical significance. This time, however, he has outdone himself and by bringing in modern day plausable conspiracy he has created a novel worthy of John Le Carre or Robert Littel. ...

The Ringmaster's Daughter

Jostein Gaarder

Phoenix, 2003

Dark and Beautiful!!
The Ringmaster's Daughter is told from the perspective of a young boy, Petter. Petter's overactive imagination is amazing, but sometimes gets him in trouble too. Petter is able to weave these fantastic stories, that are beautiful and sad. But he's a little crazy, too. ...

Duck Duck Wally: A Novel

Simon & Schuster, 2007

very funny book
This is a very funny book: great characters, great plot and wonderfully funny diaglog, rhymes and rapping. I look forward to more books from Gabe Rotter!!

The National Directory of Editors and Writers for Hire: 600 Freelance Business, Proofreading, Copy, ...
Elizabeth Lyon

M. Evans and Company, Inc., 2005

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The Man Who Cancelled Himself

David Handler

Doubleday, 1995

Please reprint D. Handler's books - somebody, anybody!
I love reading D. Handler's books, but it's extremely difficult to find them. This title is indicative of the author's great sense of humor, ability to inhabit his story with well-written characters (granted, rather obnoxious and odious people - but, hey, he has to, ...

The Boy Who Never Grew Up

David Handler

Doubleday, 1992

Undiscovered Treasure!
All the books in the Stuart Hoag series are great reads, but this one was the best so far. There are not one, but two surprise endings and you won't know who the killer is until the final pages--I was totally wrong the entire time, and that doesn't happen very often! ...

Ghosting: A Double Life

Jennie Erdal

Anchor, 2006

Wit, Poetry, Romance, Travel, Sex, Money & now a Name
This is such a lovely, lyrical book that I finished reading it and immediately started to read it again. The author may shock and amuse her reader, delight and tease her employer, but above all she displays a joy for language and words that is absolutely enchanting ...

The Ghostwriter and the Muse

Madeline Maxine Westbrook

M.A. Nevetson Publishers, 2005

More evidence for life beyond death
This wonderful book adds to my list of spiritual events which serve to bolster my faith-based beliefs that loved ones who have passed are not truly lost to us forever. Miracles of love do happen every day. The Ghostwriter and the Muse is one of them.