Dark Fire/Dissolution/Sovereign/Winter in Madrid - C S Sansom Read the first one and absolutely loved it. Haven't got round to the rest yet.
The Janissary Tree - Jason Goodwin A fantastic read
Half of a Yellow Sun - C Ngozi Aldichie Quite difficult to start but well worth sticking with
The Interpretation of Murder - Jed Rubenfield Interesting concept and a good, but not a great, read

Innocent Traiter - Alison Weir on my TBR
Shadows of the Wind - Carlos ruiz Zafon A brilliant book
The Historian - Elizabeth Kostova  One of my favourite books of recent years.
Austerlitz - W G Sebald Struggled to get into this one and didn't end up finishing it.
The Book Thief - Markus Zusak on my wishlist
A Thousand Splendid Suns - Khaled Hosseini on my wishlist
The Meaning of Night - Michael Cox A brilliant read
The God of Small Things - Arundhati Roy Again, quite difficult to get into but a fantastic read

The Shakespeare Secret - J L Carrell on my wishlist
The Thirteenth Tale - Diane Setterfield A brilliant and really thrilling read

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 The House at Riverton - Kate Morton Very good.
The Eight - Katherine Neville On my TBR
The Interpretation of Murder - Jed Rubenfield On my TBR

The Last Testament - Sam Bourne On my TBR
Labyrinth - Kate Mosse Ok, nothing special
Crusaders Gold/Atlantis - David Gibbons Gave up on Crusaders Gold as couldn't get into it, liked Atlantis
The Rule of Four - Ian Caldwell Didn't like at all
The Queens Fool - Phillippa Gregory On my TBR
Relentless - Simon Kernick Very good
The Mephisto Club - Tess Gerritsen Love all her books
The Shakespeare Secret - J L Carrell I was a bit disappointed with this one, I was expecting more
The Thirteenth Tale - Diane Setterfield Good story
Getting Rid of Matthew - Jane Fallon Very enjoyable

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Labyrinth - Kate Mosse - On TBR

Fen - Freya North - Read a couple of times, nice easy chick lit

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deefer:

Updated 12 July 2008

Sovereign - C S Sansom                                                                very good
Birdsong - Sebastian Faulks                                                          the part relating WW1 is extraordinary but very graphic account of the barbary
The House at Riverton - Kate Morton                                               good book, good story
The Eight - Katherine Neville                                                          loved this one, made me feel DaVinci Code
                                                                                                    wasn't as original as I thought
Half of a Yellow Sun - C Ngozi Aldichie                                           TBR
The Interpretation of Murder - Jed Rubenfield                                    didn't like it, found it boring and artificial
The Last Testament - Sam Bourne                                                  excellent read, loved it
Labyrinth - Kate Mosse                                                                  this too
Innocent Traiter - Alison Weir                                                          and this
Passage to India - E M Forrester                                                    gave up on this, boooring
The Rule of Four - Ian Caldwell                                                        good read, easily forgotten
Shadows of the Wind - Carlos ruiz Zafon                                         one of my all time favourites
The Historian - Elizabeth Kostova                                                   TBR
The Kite Runner - Khaled Hosseini                                                 another favourite of mine
Relentless - Simon Kernick                                                            TBR
A Thousand Splendid Suns - Khaled Hosseini                                 loved it but preferred the kite runner
Atonement - Ian McEwan                                                               gave up on this after 100 pages and no action
The God of Small Things - Arundhati Roy                                        again one of my all time favourites
Random Acts of Heroic Love - Danny Scheinmann                           liked it a lot
Clan of the Cave Bear /The Valley of Horses  - Jean M Auel              and again, all time favourites
The Thirteenth Tale - Diane Setterfield                                             loved this book, a favourite
Prey- Michael Crichton                                                                  fantastic thriller and you wonder if new technologies really are under control
A Quiet Belief in Angels - RJ  Ellory                                                an excellent read

You've got a few gems on this list, and you seem to have most of my all time favourites . Enjoy!

A Quiet Belief in Angels - RJ  Ellory On my w.list

Me and Mr Darcy - Alexander Potter On my w.list

The House at Riverton - Kate Morton Want to read this one. Nearly bought it, but as I'm a student and don't have much money, I'm really trying not to buy books in case I don't like them and end up having wasted £6.99 that I could have spent on buying...stationary, or something exciting like that

The Virgin Lover/The Queens Fool/The Boleyn Inheritance - Phillippa Gregory Loved The Other Boleyn Girl so will be having a look for these at the library sometime.

The Last Concubine - Lesley Downer Want to read this

Getting Rid of Matthew - Jane Fallon WTR

No Time For Goodbye - Linwood Barclay WTR

The Resurrectionist - James Bradley Not sure about this one. It looked interesting from the synopsis, but has mixed reviews on Amazon. My Nanny was reading it when I was staying with them last week, and she said it was strange but good, so I might try it.

A Quiet Belief in Angels - RJ Ellory Read this last week. Very good, although there were points in the second half where I got bored with the story, and just wanted to find out who the murderer was! It was definitely worth reading though.

Measure for Measure - William Shakespeare - won't be reading any more Shakespeare plays Ha! At least you don't HAVE to read any more Shakespeare plays! I'm currently working my way through Othello, and although the storyline is very interesting, the lack of stage-direction irritates me. It's just constant speech! I do want to go on and study English Lit., but this particular play is getting a little tedious.

The Diplomat's Wife - Pam Jenoff WTR
Kommandant's Girl - Pam Jenoff WTR

deefer:

Charlotte Gray - Sebastian Faulks on my TBR
The House at Riverton - Kate Morton good, took awhile to get going, had me in tears at the end
The Eight - Katherine Neville really good
The Interpretation of Murder - Jed Rubenfield on my TBR
Labyrinth - Kate Mosse Ok
Shadows of the Wind - Carlos ruiz Zafon excellent really enjoyed it, a keeper
The Historian - Elizabeth Kostova excellent, really enjoyed it, a keeper
Secret of Crickley Hall - James Herbert good but not as good as some of his other stuff
Atonement - Ian McEwan on my TBR list, have been putting this one off for a while
Meet Me Under The Ombu Tree - Santa Montefiore good
Random Acts of Heroic Love - Danny Scheinmann on my TBR
The Shakespeare Secret - J L Carrell on my TBR
Fen - Freya North really good, one of my favourites of her books
The Thirteenth Tale - Diane Setterfield really enjoyed this one
The Beach - Alex Garland excellent
No Time For Goodbye - Linwood Barclay - really enjoyed really enjoyed
Love in the Time of Cholera - Gabriel Garcia Marquez om my TBR
Me and Mr Darcy - Alexander Potter good, enjoyable but not as good as I wanted it to be

deefer:

Half of a Yellow Sun - C Ngozi Aldichie - found this very hard to get into, and only really enjoyed the middle part.
Labyrinth - Kate Mosse - on tbr
Shadows of the Wind - Carlos ruiz Zafon - on tbr
The Kite Runner - Khaled Hosseini - loved
A Thousand Splendid Suns - Khaled Hosseini - on tbr
Atonement - Ian McEwan - on tbr
The Thirteenth Tale - Diane Setterfield - enjoyed
The Beach - Alex Garland - on tbr
Getting Rid of Matthew - Jane Fallon - quick easy read, not great but not bad

Half of a Yellow Sun Really good, Gets off to a bit of a slow start but by page 80 I was hooked.

Atonement Loved It, the best Ian McEwan novel by a long way

The God of Small Things Beautiful. I would suggest you read this somewhere hot and sunny!

The Bonesetter Daughter Very good, as usual she writes wonderfully about female family relationships. Not quite as good as The Joy Luck Club, however.

Updated 3.11.08