As an avid reader I am on the lookout for any authors/titles that are worth checking out...
I have just finished two books 'Redemption' by Wayne Sharrocks (a dark but occasionally humorous and sensual psychological tale) and 'Only In America' by Dominic Holland (a charming and witty tale about a screenwriter).

You have 0 chance in here Princess.

We read Spot The Dog.

*nods lots*

I haven't even read that yet.

It's got pop-ups and everything.

what kinds of book do you like to read Princess? So's we can narrow it down a bit . . .

Horror,Thrillers,Comedy...
Jeffrey Archer and Barbara Cartland aside I'll
give any new author a try...

the innocent -posie greame evans - loved it , historical drama, sometimes a bit unbelieveable , but who cares

labryinth - kate moss, very good, i pictured the main character alice as a cross between lara croft and carol thatcher

dead simple- peter james, ooohhh gave me the creeps, about a stag night praticle joke that goes wrong and has a few twists

Thanx for suggestions...

Have tried Labyrinth by Kate Mosse (as big Dan Brown fan) but by comparison I found it very difficult to get into and the writing style quite amateurish-didn't grip me at all.
I like the sound of the third book you mentioned-definately worth checking out...

erhhhh dan brown ......i found him boring - you might like james herbert -once - a bit scary with fairies in it

for some reason i find novel written by women must easier to read -its strange

much easier......who me forruming at work - Never -

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Originally posted by MrsDiddy:
You have 0 chance in here Princess.

We look at the pictures in Spot The Dog and wish we could read it.

Probably more like it for most of us.

i remember reading a story about an ever-lasting blue banana - it was wonderfull

I read Take-a-break!

Only problem is they bring a new one out before there's been time to finish reading the old one.

The Liar by Stephen Fry. I think it's great.

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Originally posted by natfink:
erhhhh dan brown ......i found him boring - you might like james herbert -once - a bit scary with fairies in it

for some reason i find novel written by women must easier to read -its strange

dan borwn wirtes like ceap but tells aogod yarn

Stephen King. How original of me.

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Originally posted by dandruff-boy:
Stephen King. How original of me.

never read one fo his books, i imagine they are good yarns wriiteen like crapola, but i think i should try.

They are not crapola! They have lots of gruesome scary bits. You should enjoy that, Bobo.

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Originally posted by dandruff-boy:
They are not crapola! They have lots of gruesome scary bits. You should enjoy that, Bobo.

si, maybe, tgho i am a yelow bellied coward/ i thini will give that dark towre series a go, as i like fantasy(tho most fantasy is written like crap) and it seems fantasyish.

have a good day Mr Dandruff! time for this kiwi to have a napsie

Good day Bobo.

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Thrillers...

My wife swears by Faye Kellerman

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Horror...

King is the king (Stephen, that is) - but then I've never really read anybody else's horror, except for a James Herbert, which was disappointing. It was very good

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Comedy...

Mil Millington's Things My Girlfriend and I have Argued About

Stephen King books are excellent, found them preferable to James Herbert novels.

Has anyone read anything by Andy McNab? I was just wondering what other people thought to him.