Alternate Ego: I'm going to start a Danielle Steele Novel, titled "Legacy", and just finished The Fellowship of the Ring.

HAL 9000: I've read “The Stand” and “The Dark Tower” by Stephen King and I really enjoy it.
But my favorite are the “The Sten Chronicles” by Chris Bunch and Allan Cole.

SpartanWarrior_03: Stephen King writes some good ones, but they go off into too much weird detail for me, so I got hooked on Dean Koontz & read all of his works. Then moved on to less strange readings. John Grisham, James Patterson, etc...

MsRiverside: Gabriel Garcia Marques
Saramago
Thomas Mann

SpartanWarrior_03: What do they write about?

Alternate Ego: Dean Koontz is one of my faves, I really liked Life Expectancy, The Husband, and The Good Guy. I'm also reading "How to Write a Book book" I want to get started on a couple book ideas I have in mind.

sweetsatchell: i love john grisham and danielle steele

szgvtrading: anyone want to make friend with me . please visit my website : www.szgvtrading.com

valleypixie: Sir Terry Pratchett, Neil Gaiman and Douglas Adams.

Miss_Chrys: I just finished reading The Help.. I have to say, it's not generally something that I would read, but it was a really well written book and even though it was fiction, the content, how it was written and also the story made it nearly impossible for me to put down.

I've just started reading "The Slap" by Christos Tsiolkas who is an Australian/ Greek writer. This book is so far a great read and is an international best seller. They've since made it into a televsision series over here. Really good read. The writing style is great and i highly recommend it if your looking for something which is a bit thought prevoking and a bit edgy in writing style..

Trey81: Charles Williams Descent into Hell is one of my favorites. And just about anything by C.S. Lewis. Starting to enjoy Arthur Machen as well.

HAL 9000: hey valleypixie, that’s all I forgot. „The Colour of Magic“ I saw the movie, but I heard the books are even better.
and finally
“So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish”

Miss_Chrys: I just read one of it not the most saddest, touching and well written books I have ever read. I bought it yesterday and within 16 hours finished cover to back. I couldnt put it down. The book is called "I came to Say Goodbye" by Australian Author Caroline Overington. This is written in a real unique way and I highly recommend it as a read.. It has met international acclaim so wont be hard to get a copy of internationaly. I wont go into to much detail about the story. But wow..

marysha2206: you think it should to read this book????

marysha2206: i think this is a very interesting book!

HannahGestalt: patricia highsmith writes good crime novels and really gets under the skin of all her characters. her ripley novels have been made into films.

Alternate Ego: I'm reading American Gods right now, so far so good

risen_sun86: Game of Thrones or Name of the Wind. A toss up with two great books.

Comet_Chaser: I'll read almost anything......

But, Charles Dickens is great.

Tasya Lova: I think Stephen King is the best author for me cuz most of his novel seems quite good and interesting.

Lora123: I agree with Tasya. Over the course of my life time, I've spent more hours than I can count reading and re-reading "The Stand". The story is deeply intricate while remaining an easy, fun read.

HAL 9000: Yep...Stephen King is one of the best, as I said before. And when I think of "The Dark Tower" ,a really good story, always I have to laugh at the first and the last sentence.
"The man in black fled across the desert and the gunslinger followed"

Tasya Lova: Cheers for Stephen King!!!!lol..

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