scottishbookworm

I'm enjoying the book I'm on page 60 Starting at chapter 4. a very entertaining book indeed, this view coming from someone that would normally read Ian rankin. (me) I'm at page 60 starting chapter 4

I've read marian keyes "Anyone out there" 3 times I just love the book and also some titles by Jackie collins and carole matthews and Ian rankin

:lurker:it's already is out in paperback angel!

I find her stories heartwarming and they're moving. I was the first one that read her books then I loved them so much, and because mum had lost dad she also lost the interest in picking up books so I said to her here's someone you will like and she looked a the book I gave her 2 weeks later it was finished. she said then "IF She has a new book out that would be lovely for my birthday!" I said okay then. then when it was her birthday I did what I promised bought her a Cathy Kelly book (Always and forever) and she loved it.

I thought I'd add in the name of this writer. Me and my mum sometimes pick up her books! here is her site http://www.cathykelly.com/ her latest title is out now it's called past secrets.

good luck carole!

your welcome!

ian rankin the naming of the dead tess gerritsen the mephisto club tess gerritsen vanish adriana trigiani home to big stone gap Jackie collins Hollywood wives THe new Generation marian keyes is there anyone out there? marian keyes The other side of the story carole matthews the sweetest taboo carole matthews you drive me crazy jed Rubenfield The Interpretation of Murder harlan coben promise me Ian Fleming casino royale helen Fielding bridget Jones' diary the edge of reason Derren brown tricks of the mind James patterson Cat and mouse Jilly Cooper Wicked! Ben elton popcorn Eddie izzard dressed to kill Jim Black Jinky The life story ofJimmy johnstone Chart throb ben elton simply the gest David gest everyone worth knowing lauren weinsberger promise me harlan coben naming the dead ian rankin lovers and players Jackie collins adriana trigiani home to big stone gap Jed rubenfield the interpertation of murder belinda jones the california club belina Jones The love academy

I'll put that on my list of books to read this year!

I have that on hardback and it's a brilliant read!

I too have never read bill bryson's books! my brother-in-law is a huge fan and he's always got one in his hand when I go on holiday with mum and my sister and niece and brother-in-law. He'll probably have one when I go to spain this year again in July

what's your favourite Ian rankin book? mine I'd have to say is "Fleshmarket close" that was a good story

I love the shopaholic books;) by reading the reviews of the latest title I feel like picking up a copy! this week!

you will like this book if you have read his previous work. which as I've read you have so I'm sure you will in this case will be gratefully impressed with this book that I've mentioned which will be turned in to a tv drama sometime this year I read it in the Scottish press. Actually 4 of Ian rankin's books will be turned in to Tv dramas "NAming the dead" is including on the list. the novels are knots and crosses naming the dead resurrection man book No4 hasn't yet been decided here is the press article regarding this story it's from the glasgow evening times http://www.eveningtimes.co.uk/news/display.var.1166226.0.0.php

The Naming of the Dead G8 ... George Bush ... Rebus ... The Naming of the Dead promises a potent mix of action and politics, set against a backdrop of the most devastating week in recent British history. Set in July 2005 when the G8 leaders gathered in Scotland. Facing daily marches, demonstrations, and scuffles, the police are at full stretch. Detective Inspector John Rebus, however, has been sidelined, until the apparent suicide of an MP coincides with clues that a serial killer may be on the loose. The authorities are keen to hush up both, for fear of overshadowing a meeting of global importance – but Rebus has never been one to stick to the rules, and when his colleague Siobhan Clarke finds herself hunting down the identity of the riot cop who assaulted her mother, it looks as though Rebus and Clarke may be up pitted against both sides in the conflict. Released on the 18th of October 2006 ISBN-10: 0752868586 ISBN-13: 9780752868585

:ob_sad:That's a sad to hear about the passing of Mr Sheldon and now he's at peace. it's hard to put something like this into words. the words we can put them into is to remember him by all the good words he gave us in his novels. Words that will touch our hearts.

That was a great review!

Or even being alone at night! In the dark:readingtwo:

that title was "The Enemy"

The first book I picked up of Lee Child is "The Enemy" I found it a good read. Anyone read that one?

www.leechild.com I don't know if there's a thread already posted on lee child but I'll post one here!

what did you think of the site?

when?

I've read it! it's a great story it has a website by the way here it is http://www.maximumride.co.uk/index2.php

Scottish bookworm's list of reading for the year 2006 Lee child the enemy lee child one shot lee child The visitor anita shreve a wedding in december gloria hunniford next to you james patterson maximum ride the angel experiment Roberta taylor Too many mothers(Autobiography) Vicky halls cat detective louise bagshawe sparkles donnie osmond life is just what you make it(Autobiography) lauren weisberger- devil wears prada Ian rankin - Naming the Dead