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    Malachi Martin

    Thanks for the info, i will look into their work.
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    Malachi Martin

    In a thread called ' Books which have frightened you to the extent you've had to stop reading.....' in General Book discussion. RobertFKennedy mentions a book called Hostage to the Devil by Father Malachi Martin. As i am interested in books with religous themes has anybody else read any of his...
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    Genre Fiction: The Great Debate

    Couldn't agree more, gives people more of a chance to discover new authors. It would also stop you going to the wrong section when looking for a particular book.
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    Books which have frightened you to the extent you've had to stop reading.....

    Never read anything scary enough to stop me reading. I do like the sound of 'Hostage to the Devil' checked it out on Amazon will purchase it with my next order.
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    California Girl

    Hello and welcome to the forum dragynlady from a fellow book addict !
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    I'm New Here!

    Hello and welcome Metaphor Post away !
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    Matthew Reilly

    Over my shoulder straight out the nearest window
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    Matthew Reilly

    I agree, 'Temple' was the frist book of his i read and the most enjoyable along with 'Contest', i have also read 'Ice Station' and 'Area 7' but i've yet to read 'Scarecrow'. I tend to treat M Reilly as Throw away reading don't take it seriuosly and just enjoy it for what it is, easy to read...
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    Hello there

    Don't care for mine much either but reading gets me through. Welcome to the forum moltomezzo, enjoy
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    Hello im new

    Hi and welcome Deadmeat
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    John Irving

    Fair enough, i'll make my own mind up when i get around to reading 'Irving' (in a couple of books time) and i'll let you all know what i think.
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    John Irving

    The book was bought for this person as a present. It was not the type of book they normally read but gave it a go, couldn't get on with it, so asked if i wanted it. Can't say I feel insulted.
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    Recently Purchased/Borrowed

    Just seen a hardback copy in my local HMV store for £2.99
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    John Irving

    You've all got me interested now, i will read 'Owen Meaney' soon and let you know what i think. By the way the person who gave it to me only read 50 pages and gave up. The fourth hand also looks interesting.
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    John Irving

    Thanks, I've just put it to the top of the pile :)
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    John Irving

    Just been given a book, 'A Prayer for Owen Meany' by John Irving I've put it on my ever increasing TBR pile. My question is, having never read anything by Irving before should i read it sooner rather than later. :confused: in other words is it any good ?
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    Currently Reading

    Out by Natsuo Kirino
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    Hello

    Hello Breaca and welcome, I'm sure you will find lots of new authors through recommedations, i have !
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    Hello from london

    Hi Jas_UK, welcome to the forum Lee Child is an author i am going to check out soon, Killing floor is on my TBR List.
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    Greetings from North Carolina

    Hi Ak_red, nice of you to drop in , post away.
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