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Ive enjoyed John Grisham books as well. I tend to read thru an author. So when Im finish with Ann Rule, Ill be onto another writer.
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Lust killer Ann Rule
I read tons of crime at the pool. joan* |
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Fun, that's very exciting! THE John Grisham! I've read most of his books (still need to read the Brethren). Loved The Painted House. His writing style is engaging and I love anything written that incorporates history into the story.
As I was going through boxes of books in my closet, came across To Kill a Mockingbird...I think it's time again : ) kat |
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I met and became friends with John and Renee long before he started writing or became famous. When he finally got a publisher to print up 5,000 copies of his first book, I bought a couple of them just to be friendly, never dreaming that his writing career would ever go anywhere. Years later, someone told me that 1st editions of A Time To Kill that were inscribed with the kind of personal note he wrote in mine, were worth several thousand dollars. Who ever said that reading wasn't profitable? lol
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I think I'm going to read John Grisham's the rainmaker at some point.
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I just finished John Grisham, " The Confesssion".
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Seems like this summer has been the time for me to re-read a lot of stuff. Just finished Rising Tide, about the great Mississippi River flood of 1927. One of the best-researched books I've ever read, well-written, and engaging.
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Leeza, it's a very well researched and clearly written book. I haven't read the mcClellan book. I always had the impression that he wasn't very plugged in to what was happening, and that he was just a namby pamby sort of mouthpiece.
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I have that book Fun - I guess if you're re-reading it, it's a good one? I'll have to get around to it. Did you read What Happened by Scott McClellan? I just finished an ARC, After Lyletown, very good, not what I expected. Also read The Templar Salvation - a fun, quick read. Currently reading The Long Dark Tea-time of the Soul (Douglas Adams).
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Some discussions in the political forums have prompted me to re-read The Price of Loyalty, about former Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill's inside view of policy-making in the GW Bush administration.
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