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 121st Post Sun Jan 6th, 2008 10:55 pm 

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reading Kathy Reich's (sp) "Bones to Ashes"...like it.
Then I'll read the third Stone book by Baldacci. Then Stephen White (pysch doc thriller set in Boulder, Co)
Then Lee Child....then....wait a minute, I need a life!

When will Dan Brown's book be out?

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Did a "Prey" book by Sanford over the weekend and am reading a Tami Hoag book... someone had suggested her. I am enjoying the Prey series....Tami Hoag is in the undecideds category still....

Sister was in town and mentioned Baldacci....likes him a lot.

Someone mentioned Michael Connelly - I like his Harry Bosh series a lot.



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 123rd Post Sun Jan 13th, 2008 04:45 am 

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Whatever happened to Andrew Greely? Anybody else a Father Blackie fan?



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Not me. Did you read Double Cross?



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 125th Post Sun Jan 13th, 2008 03:31 pm 

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Reading it now



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 126th Post Mon Jan 14th, 2008 07:13 pm 

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Finished a Tami Hoag book last week or week before.....not my cup of tea. I got tired of the "....she was 5'5", trim, and athletic, but had kicked more a## than half the cops in Minneapolis..." and other such stuff. Maybe it was just me.

Read another couple of Sanford "Prey" series books.....am on a biography of Patton. This guy has a bone to pick - seems to enjoy degrading him, even if giving unsubstantiated reports or opinions.



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 127th Post Mon Jan 14th, 2008 09:43 pm 

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Which Hoag book was it?

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 128th Post Mon Jan 14th, 2008 10:34 pm 

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There is that.. I've read most of her stuff...but Sanford has the same type of language and worse in his character, Lucas Davenport....



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 129th Post Tue Jan 15th, 2008 07:15 pm 

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klh6656 wrote: Which Hoag book was it?
I don't recall which one....sorry. Maybe it was just timing. Sometimes when I have read several of that type, and I had just finished a Sanford book, they get a little sameish. I generally try to mix them up a little.

Ric, you are right about Sanford and Lucas Davenport....maybe that is why the Hoag book read the way it did to me. This happened to me when reading James Patterson - read 7 or 8 in a week - they got pretty old. I have learned a lesson.:smile:



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 130th Post Wed Jan 16th, 2008 01:59 am 

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marti wrote:
Then I'll read the third Stone book by Baldacci.

LOVED that one!!!!

Just finished the latest Sue Grafton...it was very good...

Last Tami Hoag book I read I didn't care for much...



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I like Hoag. Grafton, to me, is like reading the same book over and over again.. but then, I stopped at about E......



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Finished Patton: A Soldier's Life, by Stanley P. Hirshson, was a disappointment....one of the poorest biographies of the man I have read. It was a beating.

Started Ishmael today....came highly recommended.....we shall see.....

Tried one Grafton book....we were not on the same page.:smile:



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Ric wrote: I like Hoag. Grafton, to me, is like reading the same book over and over again.. but then, I stopped at about E......
TM and I used to love to play "Name the Sue Grafton Books" -- "A is for A**wipe" ... "N is for Nincompoop", etc., etc.

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 134th Post Thu Jan 17th, 2008 01:57 am 

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Ric wrote: I like Hoag. Grafton, to me, is like reading the same book over and over again.. but then, I stopped at about E......
TM and I used to love to play "Name the Sue Grafton Books" -- "A is for A**wipe" ... "N is for Nincompoop", etc., etc.


Bwahahahahahhaahha! Agreed.



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Picked up James Patterson's You've Been Warned last night....hopefully I'll like it better than the last Patterson I read, The Quickie.....we shall see......



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FORpattieNEY wrote: Picked up James Patterson's You've Been Warned last night....hopefully I'll like it better than the last Patterson I read, The Quickie.....we shall see......
Agree with you on The Quickie.....I did it in record time.....:smile:  His later ones seem like the old, "@hat time you got? You ready to call it a day?  Okay, let me send this in first."

Ishmael was a book I enjoyed.....a story told by a gorilla.....no kidding....



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Agree with you on The Quickie.....I did it in record time.....:smile:  His later ones seem like the old, "@hat time you got? You ready to call it a day?  Okay, let me send this in first."

Ishmael was a book I enjoyed.....a story told by a gorilla.....no kidding....

:smile::smile:.....unfortunately, You've Been Warned, is more of the same :soso:......



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Reading a "Prey" series by Sanford.....couldn't figure out if I'd read it before....'bout half-way through, I realized I had not....WHEW!:smile:



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albertmorris wrote: Reading a "Prey" series by Sanford.....couldn't figure out if I'd read it before....'bout half-way through, I realized I had not....WHEW!:smile:

Isn't that akin to that other "disorder" where you walk into a room and then realize you forgot what you came after? :smile:    (happened to me this morning) :shock:



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