Night Fall
by Nelson DeMille

If you like detective work, suspense or the x-files you'll love this book.

One of the best books I have ever read would have to be The Pig Man. RECOMENDED!! Not

What about the books by Matthew Reilly? Its really good, action-packed and lots of various types of weapons.

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What about the books by Matthew Reilly? Its really good, action-packed and lots of various types of weapons.

Although I have never read a Matthew Reilly book, I have heard nothing but good things about them.

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Oh and Steven King. Most all of his books are wonderful.

Yeah. Add the Shining and Pet sematary to your list

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Yeah. Add the Shining and Pet sematary to your list

Pet Semetary was alright. It didn't really give me the chills as much as the movie, though.

So, um...

The Lightning Thief
The Sea of Monsters
The Titan's Curse
The Battle of The Labyrinth (Coming Soon)

The series is called Percy Jackson and The Olympians.

All by Rick Riordan

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shut up faggot.

我需要一位即会英语又会中文的朋友...

It's a problem.!

His Dark Materials Series
AKA: The Golden Compass

note: way ****ing better than the movie.

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The House of the Scorpion by Nancy Farmer


Now, while it seems like I'm trying to just push my zombie fetish, I really reccommend World War Z. It has a lot about politics, some satire, and it's just all-around genius. It's by Max Brooks.

I realize that this is a really old post of yours, but I just got to reading it, and it's quite amazing. I loved how he was able to portray himself as so many people, like he was actually interviewing a different person each time, be it a blind man from WWII speaking of his life and troubles, a scared little girl recalling a church scene, a pilot's story of trying to make her way to an interstate to get home, a Japanes teen explaining him repelling down an apartment building, etc. It actually seems like a big book of interviews, and it's just.. Gawd...

The Exorcist by William Blatty. It's disturbing, but really good.

The Historian by Elisabeth Kostova,

I started reading it. It's pretty good, interesting, apparently it's a lot better if you've actually read Dracula. It does get kind of dry at points with the describing of scenery and such but I guess the author just uses it as a contrast to the story within a story that eventually becomes the story.

the chronicles of fang.
lawl.

i actually wrote this book, and am posting it in chapters.
i am not going to tell you where it is incase mantha gets me for advertising.

also, anything by eoin colfer (pronounced 'owen', by the way')