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Seabiscuit by Laura Hillenbrand. Haven't seen film yet, book is very good so far.

Velcome DakotaDreams Know anything about 'ChupaCabra'

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My first thought when i close the book is 'What to read next?' I Got to start another straight away, i've got a large TBR pile so if the book i read was good then i just pick the next one on the pile, if the last book was bad then i tend to take more care on what i select next. Very rare i...

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Thanks RFK, definately put it on my reading list, i do find George Galloway entertaining when he speaks, i love politicians who don't tow the line and try to expose political corruption when they can. Not to everyones liking but he does seem to talk a lot of sense.

Hi and welcome to the forum RFK What kind of books do you enjoy. I read John Pilgers 'Heroes' a few months ago and thought it was excellent, hows 'The New Rulers of the World' ??

Welcome to the forum dolphinfire30 I'm also reading Dean koontz at the moment, it's been a while since i read one of his books

Hello ruby welcome and enjoy

By The Light Of The Moon by Dean Koontz Long time since i read a Dean Koontz book

Hello and welcome to the forum francesca

Hi Gilly and welcome, have fun

How about BBC Journalist John Simpson's books A Mad World, My Masters: Tales from a Traveller's Life Strange Places, Questionable People I've read them both and enjoyed them

I've read all the 'Lincoln Rhyme' books and enjoyed them. Start with the The Bone Collector

Hi CarolinaCarol and welcome to the forum, What kind of books do you like??

Hi blue_smartie, welcome

Hello Periwinkle Pixy, Welcome and Enjoy!

Read through the Preston & Child thread Looks like i've just added more books to my TBR pile Thanks again

Thanks for the info Rogue, I'll try The Killing floor soon, see how i get on. I also checked out synopsis and reviews of Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child books on Amazon, sounds like the kind of books i might enjoy. Is there any order i should read them in ?

Border Crossing by Pat Barker