books about: mystery     books:     Mystery      Swan Peak: A Dave Robicheaux Novel James Lee Burke Simon & Schuster, 2008 A complex plot with so many disparate time frames and characters makes for a cohesive and brilliantly written novel James Lee Burke dwells in that rarified stratosphere with writers whose fans so anticipate the arrival of a new novel that they snap it up, sight unseen, the moment it hits the market. His writing is like a straight shot of single malt Scotch, or dark chocolate laced ...             The Shack William P. Young Windblown Media, 2007 Take it for what it is . . . and what it is is GOOD! I have read some very positive reviews and some very scathing reviews of this book. I have been a Christian pretty much all my life. Let me begin by saying that this book is not the Bible, nor does it ever claim to be. It should not be read as the ultimate, ...             The Broken Window: A Lincoln Rhyme Novel (Lincoln Rhyme) Jeffery Deaver Simon & Schuster, 2008 Unsettling - Very Unsettling!! I have often commented on reading a Deaver novel, that I would not want this man's nightmares. He is solidly on his game in his latest Lincoln Rhyme novel. Others have gone into great detail about the pieces of the puzzle that the paraplegic crime scene ...             Rules of Deception Christopher Reich Doubleday, 2008 Ludlum Fans: Buy This Book! This is a great quick read, intriguing characters and plot twists I didn't see coming. After reading the inside jacket synopsis, didn't think it would fly, but as I read it, the entire plot unfolded in a very believable way. The subject is right on target, very ...             Moscow Rules Daniel Silva Putnam Adult, 2008 Moscow Rule: "Death solves all problems. No man, no problem (4.5 stars) In his eighth Gabriel Allon espionage thriller, Daniel Silva moves from investigating the historical crimes of the past, often related to the Holocaust, and their effects on the present, to crimes of the present and their possibly catastrophic effects on ...             Chasing Darkness: An Elvis Cole Novel (Elvis Cole) Robert Crais Simon & Schuster, 2008 As Usual - Great Entertainment Crais' Elvis Cole novels are always great entertainment and this one is no different. We now look forward to the next.             Fearless Fourteen (Stephanie Plum, No. 14) Janet Evanovich St. Martin's Press, 2008 Fearless Fourteen Excellent, loved the whole series. I sure hope there is more coming. Quick reading, funny and very entertaining.             The Last Patriot: A Thriller Brad Thor Atria Books, 2008 Page Turner Another page turner!! Mr. THOR has matured as one of the leading thriller writers of our time. He just keeps getting better!!! Highly recommended!!             Sail James Patterson, Howard Roughan Little, Brown and Company, 2008 Audio version not a great listen Sail is a good book for light reading. A small insignificant twist at the end. The who-done-it is told in the beginning. The audio read is strange. There are two readers, a man and a woman. Perfect!!! right? Not exactly. Who is reading the book depends on what ...             Tribute Nora Roberts Putnam Adult, 2008 Fantastic! I always look forward to another Nora Roberts. Tribute was a story that keeps Nora at the top of her game! The hero was just super. He was not your typical gung-ho macho hero, but completely and totally lovable. His quirky humor, his absence of mechanical ...             The Spies of Warsaw: A Novel Alan Furst Random House, 2008 One of Furst's best. In his return to Warsaw, Alan Furst penned a work that, to me, reads more like The Polish Officer than any of his other works. The craft and protocols of the spy game, the rift in thinking (and arrogance) in the French general staff, the terrible innovations of ...             Death Angel: A Novel Linda Howard Ballantine Books, 2008 A must read for the Summer I had a hard time putting it down. It was an exceptional read and the story line was so different from anything I've read and talk about not perfect heros and heroines well you couldn't find any two people more imperfect than Andie and Simon. But they fit together and ...             The Whole Truth David Baldacci Grand Central Publishing, 2008 A Wild, Wonderful Book Ride This is what a thriller should be! Enjoyment plus education--"The Whole Truth" brings you into the military arms world and the interesting new field of perception management (making "truth" for a wealthy client by manipulating the media, especially via the ...             The Billionaire's Vinegar: The Mystery of the World's Most Expensive Bottle of Wine Benjamin Wallace Crown, 2008 We need a new TV series: CSI Bordeaux As a wine writer for more than 30 years who knows some of the players mentioned in the book, I enjoyed the way Benjamin Wallace cleverly wove together history, the world of wine and France in particular and the hoax so many bought into. Not only does he chronicle an ...             The Man Who Loved China: The Fantastic Story of the Eccentric Scientist Who Unlocked the Mysteries of the ... Simon Winchester Harper, 2008 Right Up Winchester's Alley If you look back at the titles of some of Mr. Winchester's older books, it's clear that Joseph Needham, the subject of this book, isn't the only man who loves China. Clearly, Winchester himself has a fascination for Asia and China. Admittedly, I have not read these ...          products you might be interested in search for books billionaire, deception, eccentric, fantastic, robicheaux, stephanie      toavi.com    web randomly chosen kitchen: Harley Davidson Tattoo 84x15 Valance