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I have read 20 books by John Grisham and I gave some of them five stars. But recently I have not found him satisfying.
posted by Schmerguls at 10:11 pm (EST) on Apr 13, 2012
posted by JaneSteen at 10:56 pm (EST) on Mar 20, 2012
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am yours Halima.
thanks,
Halima
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posted by halimalove at 4:31 am (EST) on Dec 19, 2011
Enjoy, Bill Brown
posted by Billthewriter at 11:50 pm (EST) on Sep 14, 2011
Angels, a while back. I'm writing because I'm almost done with my new novel, In
the Valley of Falling Stars, and I was wondering if you'd be interested in
taking a look at it and giving me your opinion. I can send you a complete
summary, but it's essentially about a mentally-ill man living in post-Katrina
New Orleans who becomes convinced that his wife is pregnant with Jesus Christ.
The book is still in process, but the entire book is sketched out, and I
currently have eight chapters that I feel are done. If you're too busy, I
understand. Just thought I'd ask.
Hope you're doing well,
Chris
posted by cmtusa at 11:09 am (EST) on Mar 23, 2011
Thank you for a great review of At the Sharpe End - if you care to repeat your thoughts on Amazon and/or Barnes and Noble, that would also be appreciated.
Now you really have me thinking about movie versions and getting the book optioned. And I do appreciate being compared favorably to Ludlum and Follett. I don't like Ludlum's style or characters, but his plots are good. I do like a lot of Follett, though. Nice to be considered better than both, though.
Best regards
Hugh
posted by hugh_ashton at 6:05 pm (EST) on Nov 30, 2010
Glad you're enjoying At the Sharpe End, anyway.
Best regards
Hugh
posted by hugh_ashton at 10:28 pm (EST) on Nov 18, 2010
I am really sorry for any confusion - I think you might enjoy Beneath Gray Skies, but that's another story (so to speak).
Best regards
Hugh
posted by hugh_ashton at 7:17 pm (EST) on Nov 5, 2010
Also, have you heard of BookMooch? Check out www.bookmooch.com sometime. It, too, is a good resource of books. We get alot of books that way also, as well as sending off books that we have already read.
Anyway, it was nice to hear from you! I used to spend alot of time on the forums, especially What Are You Reading Now.....but I just don't have time anymore. But it's always nice to meet fellow book fiends! Write back any time. Happy Reading!
posted by porchsitter55 at 7:55 pm (EST) on Feb 8, 2010
Thanks for reading and reviewing my novel Hunter's Moon. I appreciate both the kind and the critical thoughts.
posted by dfhoes at 12:57 am (EST) on Jan 12, 2010
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Thanks,
Chris
posted by cmtusa at 2:07 pm (EST) on Sep 2, 2009
posted by hermit at 9:16 am (EST) on Aug 29, 2009
At least, that's my assumption about how it works.
posted by bluesalamanders at 10:59 pm (EST) on Nov 13, 2008
I just wanted to point out that Any Given Doomsday isn't, in fact, urban fantasy. It is paranormal romance - I know, I know, but there really is a difference. And from what I've seen people say, it's a crappy example of paranormal romance at that. PR is not my genre of choice, so I can't judge it in regards to the genre, but I couldn't even finish the book, myself. If you're interested in trying some real urban fantasy, this might be a good place to start. Personally, I really like Charles de Lint's The Blue Girl and Robin McKinley's Sunshine.
I hope you find something you like better! There's a lot of good stuff out there.
posted by bluesalamanders at 7:20 am (EST) on Nov 13, 2008