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religion (1), evocative writing. I love Bradbury! (1), I read ALOT. Read em all and hope Bernard writes more! (1), My first Bernard Cornwell book which set my fate. The RIchard Sharpe series is the best historical series I've ever read (1), Bernard Cornwell's current series and my current obsession. Will Uhtred reclaim his stolen lands? The characters shine long after the books are done. (1), Lancelot: how human you made them and how wonderfully you wrote their tales. Read all 3 books!! (1), I am enchanted by your stories and characters. Derfel (1), LOVE this book. Miss Lee's characters shine. One of the few classic stories not ruined by the movie. Excellent. (1), blankets and beef for Frank and his siblings. Not surprised it won a Pulitzer. (1), A detective story-with ghosts! Believably spooky and also on Stephen King's list of favorite ghost stories. (1), this is on here twice. Still a good book and shivery spooky. (1), but the guys! You'll start to care about them. (1), Wonderful stories about the spookiest time of the year. Read his description of running home after dark along sidewalks adrift in dead leaves with the wind at your back. Great stuff. (1), Mr. Dark's Travelling Carnival is coming to town....and things will never be the same. Do you live in a small town? You know some of these people. (1), alot like humans. Wonderful twists (1), and I've been hooked ever since. And my sister's even more obsessed. (1), Absolutely chilling and engrossing (1), and coming back from the end of the world.' (1), this interesting novel will suck you in. (1), With scenarios made more chilling by 9/11 (1), you'll be hooked to learn what happens next. (1), this tortured Southern man and his family history are fascinating. (1), More deeply layered than the movie (1), but still light years better than the Disney movie! (1), A botany lesson wrapped in a family adventure story (1), The first big epic novel I read in High School (1), hilarious and touching story about men in the Pacific backwaters of WW2 (1), I hear it will be a movie soon? (1), smell the bayous and hear the Southern voices. And it has Civil War ghosts! (1), Excellent non fiction even if you aren't a Civil War aficianado. My interest began with "The Day Lincoln Was Shot" back in the sixties (1), and a great start. An American author who writes the English detective novels better than the Brits. Lynley and Havers are as memorable as Holmes and Watson. (1), My favorite James Lee Burke book (1), the details of a depression era travelling circus are perfect. And it's a murder mystery with an animal for the hero. (1), scarier than any fictional tale. Well written and cleanly paced. (1), This book and this case obsessed me back in the day. Fascinating case made more so by the author's actual involvement with Jeffrey MacDonald. Excellent true crime novel. (1), and more to love. Jesse Stone goes to his job interview drunk and still gets the job as new Police Chief of Paradise. Whassup with that? Parker writes lean and crisp and fast paced. Love it. (1), but this one with its star crossed lovers and time travel theme snagged me. Still the original and best of the genre. (1), sardonic and interesting. Carl Hiaasen writes about the big money bass tournaments and the quirkiness that is part of Florida life. Sharp and clever but not mean spirited. (1), It compares to "The Stand" and holds its own with a vengeance. A post apocalyptic tale about Swan (1), and a boy growing up. One of my favorites. (1), This book deserves more attention. Magical realism at its best (1), The first in another great Bernard Cornwell series. Meticulously researched and fleshed out with great characters (1), What was Sophie's Choice? The answer is devastating. Good book. (1), Who was Clark before he was Clark? An excellent tale with characters you will recognize from almost every other Clancy novel. Very good. (1), Pi's survival in a lifeboat with assorted animals is a veiled account of survival with various human "animals." Well done. (1), Read the novel and see what the movie cut out. Big story (1), training and the "300" told by a slave who grew up with the warriors. Captures the warrior ethos and the battle at the Gates most realistically. Stays with you after you've done. (1), and still a great story. Loved the characters. (1), crazed crew and then there's Mister Roberts. Did I mention raunchy? (1), flawed and self sacrificing. Great story (1), a western written by Robert Parker. Everett Hitch is the classic western hero (1), legends and history in Southern Appalachia. Great characters! (1), and a whole host of memorable characters. A fully realized fantasy world well worth the read (1), Time travel/quantum reality twists in this engrossing tale of ancient Egypt. Enough twists to snare you (1), culture as told through the eyes of a captured Priest. Meticulously researched and well written (1), and this well told tale fleshes out the family history. Very well done (1), The raid to set American POWs free from the Japanese in the Philippines during WWII. My grandfather was rescued (1), you won't be disappointed. Then read em again. (1), insightful and right on. There's a whole slew of books in this series (1), and every page makes me laugh. Great stuff (1), and I've read them all. You can see the mossy trees (1), An engrossing story about ghosts (1), culture (1), Funny (1), captures Aztec life (1), Very interesting tale (1), read them all (1), and believe me (1), Ceinwyn (1), and this series is great. (1), Love Mc Bain stories (1), Some great stories here. (1), it's about book burning (1), his writing still delights me. (1), Ah (1), Yes (1), Realistic (1), velvety satire. Made me laugh (1), Arthur (1), Bernard Cornwell (1), second sight (1), raunchy (1), Great stories (1), Hey (1), extremely interesting. (1), bread (1), Guinevere (1), Merlin (1), and redemption (1), clever (1), smart (1), a good tale! (1), alot! (1), " and diplomacy in all its permutations. (1), but the way the books are "saved" is unique. (1), Funny take on the dependence on foreign "oil (1), unappetizing reality wrapped in sweet (1), Almost my favorite Discworld book (1), Thomas Covenant notwithstanding. (1), The first book in the series introduces you to the unlikeable anti hero Thomas Covenant (1), break your heart and leave you glad you read it. (1), Great satire in the guise of fantasy fiction (1), Most excellent story of Spartan life (1), First book in the Inspector Lynley series (1), creepy now. I think its Barbara Michael's best. (1), Makes you want to load a truck with butter (1), I've affectionately followed the men of the 87th for decades. The 87th Precinct novels are some of the best police procedurals ever written (1), Some of the best fantasy/science fiction short stories ever written. (1), Ray Bradbury snagged my attention in Jr. High and 40 years later (1), An unexpected treat (1), creepy then (1), I read the original in 1968 (1), its the best of its kind. (1), More Robert B. Parker (1), I don't usually read romances (1), and a murder (1), with a mystery (1), Surprisingly well done (1), not surprisingly (1), and the Martians are (1), A sly fable (1), classic characters. (1), with a psycho captain (1), Ann Rule writes authoritatively about true criminals and this is the first of her best sellers. Horrifying and spooky (1)
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