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Took a long hiatus and when I returned, the site granted me a temp password which allows me access through that email. However, when I put that temp pw in to try to put in my own pw, it states that the existing pw is wrong. I'm cut and pasting in the pw from the email, so I don't know how it...

Actually, it was Robin Cook. The title is Vector. A very, Very belated, thank you to the person who suggested Cook as the author!!!

Last really good page-turner I read was "A Cold and Broken Hallelujah" and I enjoyed it enough to backtrack and read the two prior novels in the series "Long Beach Homicide." Yes, I'm into this type of mystery books and am a fan of Cornwell, Lawrence Block, Koontz, King, and James Lee Burke, but...

Susan and Roland That section of the series is fantastic. Classic King. He writes girls better than I can be one. Still can't believe he pictured Clint Eastwood as Roland though.... oh well. Nobody's perfect. Hey, try Steinbeck, or McMurtry. Great, great, great. If you ever meet Gus in print...

Discussion of Little, Big I'm new to the forums, and would love, love, Love, to see a discussion thread for Little, Big -- one of my favorite books with more points to discuss than most! Pook

No... not Robin Cook His books are like Harlequin romances to me. Cookie-cutter plots with interchangable characters and settings. This book was unusually good, whatever it was. Thanks though!

King's work How I wish I had never found Stephen King and had all of his novels to look forward to. Ever read the poem "eating poetry"? I feel that way about his work. The Dark Tower Series is extremely good. In fact, "Wizard and Glass" contains a story in a story that is his best ever, in my...

Hello! Before 9/11 2001, I read a book whose main character wanted to distribute anthrax in central park. He was a engineer in an eastern country, but fled to the US where he was only able to qualify to work as a cab driver. This was to be his payback. He sent a card with little stars that...