WHAT
DID CYNTHIA READ IN NOVEMBER 2006 ?
Cross
by James Patterson
Ghost Dancer
by John Case
Privileged Information
by Stephen White
Private Practices
by Stephen White
Manchurian Candidate
by Richard Condon
Plantation
by Chris Kuzneski
I
loved his book Sign of the Cross. I couldn't even get through this.
Silly, implausible, and, after reading about 100 pages, I don't
even know what it was about! I think it was rich people who can do
anything they want with their money, so they use it to torture
people for fun. Something like that. Maybe.
Pacific Vortex!
by Clive Cussler
The
first ever Dirk Pitt adventure. FUN!
Book of Air and Shadows
by Michael Gruber
Okay,
so I found out that Michael Gruber is the cousin of mystery writer
Robert K. Tanenbaum. There is some serious family back story there
(see this
Publishers Weekly article for the full story), but suffice it to
say, Gruber is the better writer and this book is fantastic! His
previous novels (Tropic of Night, The Valley Of Bones, and Night Of
The Jaguar) are also wonderful, but he hits it out of the park with
this historical thriller.
Proof Positive
by Phillip Margolin
Next
by Michael Crichton
Daughter of God
by Lewis Perdue
The Religion
by Tim Willocks
One Good Turn
by Kate Atkinson
Not
nearly as good as her first foray into the mystery genre, Case
Histories, this is still a wonderfully written, tightly woven, very
British mystery. I look forward to more.
Congo
by Michael Crichton
The Plague Tales
by Ann Benson
The Burning Road
by Ann Benson
Physician's Tale
by Ann Benson
Thief Of Souls
by Ann Benson
True Evil
by Greg Iles
