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i loved strangers but i didnt like the blunderer too much - maybe it was becoz of the greek translation, it did seem like it was done hastily -

i loved the first ripley book, but in my opinion PH has written even better books, one of them is edith s diary...

some are: Pride and prejudice (BBC) Howards end A room with a view Mina Tannenbaum Gone with the wind Washington square Badlands The end of the affair

hi there:) i love ruth rendell and i have enjoyed her novels written under the pseudonym barbara vine the most - and i liked gallowglass too - u can go to amazon.com to read a bit about the book, see the editorial reviews there (sorry not allowed to post URLs) :)

my father also loved this book - i havent read it but i liked the two books u mentioned, altho i read the greek translation only...

NO ... lol i saw the movie gone with the wind first and then read the book, i liked them both very much:) i watched there will be blood recently, i didnt like it, but i suspect the book is much better - has anyone read it?also, in my opinion, the talented mr. ripley, that i saw before...

i read the book as a little girl and i remember i found it irritating a bit then - now i cant really understand where flaubert failed us - are we asked that we like his heroine? i dont think so - literature can be written about naive, not very interesting characters too, they do exist in life...

altho i dont read the same kind of books as you, i am an ocd sufferer and it affects my reading greatly - my problems do have to do with comprehension too, also with the printed word - which doesnt offer me anything really, constantly checking to see whether there are no mistakes on the page etc...

ur very welcome :)

that was very easy to find - if thats it, i mean - the terrorist by caroline b. cooney :)

could it be that the first book ur looking for is resurrection day by brendan dubois?written in 1999...:)