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Exactly, I was put off this like I said by reading negative reviews, but decided I want to try it purely because I like the look of it. Whether or not I'll like it remains to be seen

Its simple, everyone has different tastes, just because you thought it lousy doesn't make it a lousy book.

I love working out the plots, gives me a sense of triumph that people cannot pull the wool over my eyes LOL

LOL don't be sorry, not every book is for everyone and besides I can still swap it on RISI and get another book, so I'm not losing out

Ooh well have fun with it, it was fab

Ok I tried it, I honestly did, but its not my thing, so I gave up

Meany HEHEHEHEHE How are you enjoying it so far Emma?

I loved Gone, definitely a gripping read

Well if you, Tash and Tracey recommend it I can hardly go wrong

Yep I've read Alone Tracey and I liked it, she's working on its sequel as we speak I believe

I really wanted to try this series, however I have read alot of not so positive reviews and am now rethinking that idea

Definitely will pick this one up soon

I still have this one to read, however its not at the top of my want to read list mainly because I prefer Kelley Armstrongs werewolves to her witches.

LOL I just went on her website and there's a contest called Kill a friend, maim a buddy where you can nominate someone you know to be a murder victim in her next book. If she picks your victim you win a signed copy of the new book, due out in 2007

I'm sure she will Which one has been your favourite so far Jake?

I've just realised that Lisa Gardner has not got her own thread :shock: She is a wonderful writer of thrillers and I have liked every one of her books so far. The Perfect Husband The Other Daughter The Third Victim The Next Accident The Survivors Club The Killing Hour Alone Gone I'd Kill For That ~ a novel of short stories = Contributing Authors: Gayle Lynds, Rita Mae Brown, Marcia Talley, Lisa Gardner, Linda Fairstein, Kay Hooper, Kathy Reichs, Julie Smith, Heather Graham, Jennifer Crusie, Tina Wainscott, Anne Perry and Katherine Neville

I've seen all the films made from his books and have loved everyone, but I have only ever read one book of his, can't remember which one at the moment, but it'll come to me. I finally got 'A Time To Kill' from RISI as I absolutely adore the film and cannot wait to read that one

Moved to here Michelle says... It looks like you moved it, and locked it! lol

I keep seeing his books pop up on Amazon and have often wondered whether or not they would be good. Is The Amulet of Samarkand the only one you've read Michelle?

Thats the one I have jake

I've read a few of her books before. I tried her after loving the Trial & Retribution dramas on TV

Has anyone read any oher thrillers before? Her first one Hush was recommended to me on Amazon and I like the look of it alot I managed to get Before I wake on RISI the other day and it does look good, was just wondering if anyone has read and enjoyed her books before?

So has anbody read any of this authors books? I stumbled across her on Amazon last night and must say that her books look very appealing, sort of in the same category as Philippa Gregory I think, though obviously not as well known. Her books are: The Exiled The Innocent Beloved Here's a synopsis of her book The Exiled A sexy, historical novel packed with court intrigue and forbidden love from the internationally bestselling author of THE INNOCENT. Anne de Bohun has a dark secret. A secret that threatens her life, and the future of the kingdom of England itself. Raised as a peasant girl, Anne's gift for healing saw her thrust into the dangerous heart of court affairs, and under the spell of the greatest love of her life, King Edward himself. Yet theirs is a forbidden passion, for Anne is the illegitimate daughter of Henry VI, the king usurped by the man she loves. Now exiled in Brugge, Anne struggles to find peace in a dangerous world of treachery and suspicion, where enemies masquerade as allies, and someone very powerful wants her dead.

LOL that is one name I would change if it were mine :shock:

Karin Slaughter has well hell of a creepy imagination LOL