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I picked up three books from the library today - Roadside Crosses ~ Jeffery Deaver Dying Light ~ Stuart Macbride and Cold Granite ~ Stuart Macbride I`m looking forward to reading all 3 of them.

Hello Jessi

The Sound of Silence is a real favourite of mine to, I think the lyrics are pretty special.

After Dark, it`s the only one of his I`ve read so far.

I`ve just started it! Hope it`s as good as the last Murakami I read.

Hello Larry, welcome back.

Hello Katrina to the forum.

I didn`t know it was that easy, I`ll be giving this a try very soon! Thanks

Play.com are pretty good, even 2nd hand books get free postage.

Same here! I read the first couple of pages and haven`t picked it up since.

Hello Alan to BCF.

With a nice glass of chianti? mmm!

Was planning on having a BBQ, but the weather didn`t co-operate, so had roast instead.

That made me laugh! I`m sort of watching but I wish I`d sky plussed it so I could wizz through the adverts.

Thanks Ben, it was good, have you read any of his books?

Tell No One ~ Harlan Coben Synopsis Every year Elizabeth and David Beck return to Lake Charmaine, a place that has been a part of their lives ever since they were children. But on their thirteenth visit, Elizabeth is kidnapped and murdered, while David is left for dead. For the next eight years, Dr. David Beck relives the horror of what happened every day of his life. Although Elizabeth has been buried, and her killer waits on death row, for David, it still feels as if more than one life ended on that night. Then an image of Elizabeth appears on his computer screen, brutally ripping open old wounds. Is it just a practical joke? Or evidence that somehow Elizabeth is still alive? ............ Thoughts I`d only read a couple of Harlan Coben books before and they were both Myron Bolitar novels, they were pretty good stories but, Tell No One, a stand alone thriller was fantastic! From the first page this story was an exciting page turner, that frequently left me on the edge of my seat, or waiting with baited breath to see what was coming next. The story flows, but is full of twists and turns that keep you guessing right to the end. The characters are well written and I felt as though I was there with them, especially David Beck, whose life becomes a real rollercoaster. I have read some good books in this genre recently but I think this has been the best and the most exciting of them. I don`t know if this was a typical Coben stand alone novel, but I`m really looking forward to reading more from him so I can find out. If you enjoy a good thriller I`d definately recommend this book. 10/10

Hello Cap

Hello Sue

I`ve only read one After Dark that was good, I`ve got Norwegian Wood on my TBR which I`m looking forward to reading There have certainly been some good reviews of his books and his writing style on here.

Potato Sticks

There should have been a dark whisper in the wind. Or maybe a deep chill in the bone. Tell No One ~ Harlan Coben

Another Tarot tradition. Many people believe you should never buy a deck of cards for yourself. That you should always wait for the right deck to be given to you as a gift. Labyrinth ~ Kate Mosse

Hello welcome to the forum.

Hello Laura,

Hello and welcome