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[chief4db]

Looking for a good thriller to read. Any suggestions beside koontz, king, baldacci , child, patterson or Grisham, jd robb and Janet I forget her last name. The one numbered to 23 I think. Looking here bc u guys and gals r the best when it comes to recommended reads. Ty

 

[Doc Creed]

Shutter Island- Dennis Lehane
A Simple Plan- Scott Smith
Sleep No More- Greg Iles

 

[AchtungBaby]

Dark Matter, by Blake Crouch
Gone Girl, by Gillian Flynn
Say Nothing, by Brad Parks
The Passenger, by Lisa Lutz

 

[kingricefan]

Pretty much anything by David Morrell, he of Rambo fame. He writes great thrillers.

 

[kingricefan]

Shutter Island- Dennis Lehane
A Simple Plan- Scott Smith
Sleep No More- Greg Iles

This is a wonderful novel. Even better because it's his very first book. Steve went on GMA (or one of the other morning shows) to defend it with the author after it was panned in the New York Times. As far as I know, Steve's only done something like this twice- the other time was when he surprised Justin Cronin by calling in to GMA to praise him for his book The Passage.

 

[Holly Gibney]

This is a wonderful novel. Even better because it's his very first book. Steve went on GMA (or one of the other morning shows) to defend it with the author after it was panned in the New York Times. As far as I know, Steve's only done something like this twice- the other time was when he surprised Justin Cronin by calling in to GMA to praise him for his book The Passage.

That's one of the things I love about Sai King. The man really does seem to be a class act.

 

[CYRUS]

The List of Seven by Mark Frost
The Six Messiahs by Mark Frost
Night Has a Thousand Eyes by Cornell Woolrich
Rendezvous In Black Cornell Woolrich
Amazonia by James Rollins
Sandstorm by James Rollins.

 

[Doc Creed]

This is a wonderful novel. Even better because it's his very first book. Steve went on GMA (or one of the other morning shows) to defend it with the author after it was panned in the New York Times. As far as I know, Steve's only done something like this twice- the other time was when he surprised Justin Cronin by calling in to GMA to praise him for his book The Passage.

I didn't know it was panned. Huh. I thought it was a killer read; couldn't stop thinking about it. When it first came out in paperback I saw it at the grocery store and picked it up. Ten minutes later, standing in the book aisle, I was still reading. If I'd had a lawn chair I probably would've camped out there. For me, the New York Times are not, nor ever will be, the last word in good taste.

 

[chief4db]

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This is a wonderful novel. Even better because it's his very first book. Steve went on GMA (or one of the other morning shows) to defend it with the author after it was panned in the New York Times. As far as I know, Steve's only done something like this twice- the other time was when he surprised Justin Cronin by calling in to GMA to praise him for his book The Passage.

Ur first sentence it says wonderful novel. Which novel were u speaking of. Ty

 

[Doc Creed]

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Ur first sentence it says wonderful novel. Which novel were u speaking of. Ty

A Simple Plan by Scott Smith. He highlighted it in red.

 

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[kingricefan]

The List of Seven by Mark Frost
The Six Messiahs by Mark Frost
Night Has a Thousand Eyes by Cornell Woolrich
Rendezvous In Black Cornell Woolrich
Amazonia by James Rollins
Sandstorm by James Rollins.

I liked both of Mark Frost's novels. They are great reads!