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I loved this book, I thought it was really good. The suspense really builds throughout the book, I couldn't work out the ending at all and thought it was a brilliant ending. At least it wasn't all a dream The only slight critisism I have is that its obvously written for the yanks, and some of the use of language spoilt it a bit, but all in all a brilliant story and a good read. Quite scary in places so not one for those of a nervous disposition really 9 out of 10

Oi Prospero I thought you were keeping out of it ? I think its hugely insulting to post an opinion like that. Although I agree everyone is entitled to an opinion - some should be kept to oneself. My Nan is 90 this year and she has not had it easy. Reading has been her escape and to say that her choice of author shows her limitations is cobblers. She like those books because they offer her an alternative to her own life. A bit of glitz, I suppose. I am not a huge chick lit fan - although I dont dislike the genre. Its just not too everyones taste is all. I wouldn't dream of accusing the hoards of chick lit fans of being simple because they like those books. I think Kitty is mistaken in her opinion, and should remember not to generalise so quickly in the future. Rant Over, thank you and goodnight

My SIL lent me this book and I didn't much like it. She loved it !

Well thats unfair, my Nan loves Danielle Steele books and I object to the inference that my Nan is "limited" How very dare you

loved it, loved it, loved it and no I dont fancy David Tennant although I would like to make him a pie and watch him eat it (he is tooooooo skinny)

Stu Redman, Tom Cullen, Nick Andros and Larry Underwood - The Stand Claire and Jamie Fraser. Simon Snowlock - Memory, sorrow and thorn series Ayla and Jondalar - Earth Children Eddie & Susanna Dean Jack and Oy Roland all from the Dark Tower Series Bridget Jones Hermione, Ron, Harry, Mr & Mrs Weasley, Dumbledore, Hagrid, Neville and Ginny. Theo Vilmos - War of the Flowers These ar just a few of the ones I can remember. I usually love the majority of characters in a book, but not all of them stay with me, which maybe a good thing considering the amount I read

Well I did try - but its just not for me

I cant read those abusive childhood stories either, and I cant read Pratchett (I have tried) I even tried an audio book but it didn't make any better sense! I read losts of different stuff but those I cant manage.

Thanks for that link Kell - loads of brilliant Stephen King stuff on there that I haven't seen before. Where has my debit card gone.................

How positively vile

Id rather stick pins in my eyes She may well be a very clever young lady, but I cannot stand her or her dopey husband. I for one will not be reading her "stories" The celebrity culture in this country is just so sad, I dont know anybody who actually gives a toss about these people yet they are forced on us at every turn, TV, books, adverts everywhere, open any newspaper and one of the gormless idiots is in there. I just do not care about these people and am not interested in their lives, and it galls me that every where I look they are being shoved at me. An awful lot of them are highly talentless and that really does not help matters. So my question is Who decides they are celebrities? as I said no one I know is bothered, so who is???

That must be so galling for struggling authors. It certainly doesn't seem fair. I am so totally uninterested in the "celebrity" culture in this country. I dont even buy a newspaper anymore because of all the **** in them about these spoilt, pretentious idiots. I did wonder who this Coleen person was and how come her face seems to be plastered all over everything hmm now I know. Pretty enough girl and she seems to have her head screwed on, but what on earth does she see in potato face? Must be the lure of pound notes eh? Still its not fair and I wont be buying any of the books because I just dont care !

I have the audible book of this, listened to a bit of it but was put off by the readers very boring voice ! Must try it again tho

I had a strange experience when I read The Stand for the first time, my daughter was only about 6 at the time (she is 21 this year !!!) and she came home from school sneezing - well I went to pieces thinking she had Captain Trips (DOH!) My other excuse is that I was very pregnant at the same time and had hormonal wobblies !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!