Along Came A Spider  and Mary Mary  by James Patterson  one of my favourite authors enjoyed them both.

Promise Me by Harlen Coben     not a bad book but some of his others are better

A Wedding In December by Anita Shreve   good read

The Skin Gods by Richard Montanari excellent read I thought this was better than The Rosary Girls. Must read the next one I have it on my tbr.

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The Skin Gods by Richard Montanari excellent read I thought this was better than The Rosary Girls. Must read the next one I have it on my tbr.

I thought the opposite that Rosary Girls was better than Skin Gods but both were good.

Philip Pullman - The Amber Spyglass. I haven't read any of his book's yet but I'd like to.

Danny Wallace - Yes Man. He's funny. Haven't read this one though.

Cecelia Ahern - PS, I Love You . I didn't think much of this one. Good story but the writer's style annoyed me!

Lauren Weisberger - The Devil Wears Prada I really enjoyed this one. Much better than the film.

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Philip Pullman - The Amber Spyglass. I haven't read any of his book's yet but I'd like to.

Danny Wallace - Yes Man. He's funny. Haven't read this one though.

Cecelia Ahern - PS, I Love You . I didn't think much of this one. Good story but the writer's style annoyed me!

Lauren Weisberger - The Devil Wears Prada I really enjoyed this one. Much better than the film.

I haven't seen the film, but had Meryl Streep in mind the whole time!

Philip Pullman - The Amber Spyglass  Loved all of these

Janet Evanovich:   Keep thinking I ought to read some of hers one day but keep forgetting about her...
James Patterson:
Jack and Jill on my TBR
 

Joseph O'Connor - The Star Of The Sea Think I started this one but didn't get on with it at all!

Marina Lewycka - A Short History of Tractors in Ukranian Enjoyed this one as very entertaining

Simon Kernick:
Severed on my wishlist

J.L. Carrell - The Shakespeare Secret on my wishlist

Khaled Hosseinei - A Thousand Splendid Suns on my wishlist

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Loved The Amber Spyglass - best of the 3

All James Patterson are good, quick, easy reads.  Most of these I believe were ones who did by himself, before he started subbing out the work to other writers

Harlan Coben - Promise Me - enjoyed, but unremarkable in the sense that can't recall it a year later

Captain Corelli's Mandolin - fantastic book

A Short History of Tractors in Ukrainian - brilliant, hysterical, but poignant

A Wedding in December - not the best book from her

The Shakespeare Secret - on my TBR

Next - Michael Crichton - excellent read - very thought-provoking & scary from a 'could this happen' point of view

Khaled Hosseini - A Thousand Splendid Suns - read it last week. My fave book this year by a mile. Read it, read it, read it!!

Jane Green - Spellbound - like all of hers, but this was one of the better ones. 

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It's not getting any smaller - I must stop going to the library which stops me from reading any of these!

James Patterson:
Along Came a Spider Have all of these on my TBR
Kiss the Girls 
Cat and Mouse
Pop Goes The Weasel

Harlan Coben -  I love all his books
Promise Me
One False Move

Simon Kernick: Severed On my TBR

J.L. Carrell - The Shakespeare Secret I was expecting more so I was a bit disappointed with this

Kate Morton - The House at Riverton Loved it

Kim Edwards - The Memory Keepers Daughter Didn't like this at all

Tess Gerritsen -
Bloodstream On my TBR
Life Support Good, but not as good as Rizzoli series
Kate Mosse -  Labyrinth Ok, nothing special

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