March

That's true. I enjoy fiction more than non-fiction. Whilst reading the book, I can only imagine the frustrations and helplessness that Ron felt. And the violence done to Debbie prior to her murder is too much for me to handle. I can be overly sensitive, at times.

Thank you everyone for such a warm welcome. For ii : I was born in the month of March and like to use it as my nickname. For ii & Michelle : My favourite authors are 1. John Grisham - Especially his earlier books like The Firm and The Client, 2. Nicholas Sparks - I've read The Notebook, The Wedding and At First Sight. And thoroughly enjoyed watching the movies of The Notebook and Message in a Bottle. 3. Michael Crichton - Enjoyed reading and watching Congo. Prefer the book Timeline to the movie. Have also read Prey and Next. And fast becoming a fan of Simon Kernick. I've finished his "un-put-downable" (if there is such a word) Relentless in 24 hours. I would also recommend Derailed by James Siegel. Its totally worth reading. I'm waiting to buy P.S. I Love You once it becomes available in the local bookstore. Has anyone read The Six Sacred Stones by Matthew Reilly? I have my eye on that one;).

I've read all of his books and I must say my favourite is The Firm. The Client a close second. I didn't enjoy The Innocent Man though.

I'm new here. I'm from Singapore, where its summer all year round except for a couple of months of monsoon season towards the end of the year. I love reading fiction books and hope to make new friends from here whereby I can have interesting discussions with.