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Look at this thread; some of these titles may be to your liking.

Hmm, Ashley's young so there may be hope for her. Christine Grant, though . . . she's lost.

From Twilight fanfiction to bestselling novel

Mark Pavia to direct King-inspired anthology Pavia is best known for directing another Stephen King adaptation, 1997's The Night Flier.

James Rollins has been compared to Dan Brown. You might want to try a few of his books. Let's see . . . I've heard The Hunger Games is similar to Koushun Takami's Battle Royale. Rick Riordan's Percy Jackson novels are said to have been inspired by the Harry Potter books. That's all I got for now.

It seems to have opened poorly, so I wouldn't hold my breath for a sequel.

Black Hole by Charles Burns. To be honest, though, all the other suggestions sound great.

I tried searching for you but couldn't find anything that matched your description. Would you happen to know if the book was a new release when you read it?

Hello!

The movie didn't explore Monroe's persona and lacked conflict. It got to the point where I continued the movie solely for the acting talents of Kenneth Branagh and Michelle Williams.

My Week With Marilyn-:stars2: J. Edgar-:stars1:

Just noticed this in the review: That's odd. All the other books included the illustrations.

Fearnet.com's review. I didn't think there were any major spoilers, but don't read if you want to remain completely surprised.

J.K. Rowling to publish adult fiction novel.

The Hunchback of Notre Dame by Victor Hugo

Amy Hempel. Palahniuk admitted she was a huge influence on his work.

The Omen Machine felt light on action and adventure. I did enjoy the villains and Richard's lack of speechifying so it wasn't a complete failure. But yeah, something felt off with that book.

It's weird: Season 2 is going to have an entirely different story and cast of characters, but the creators want to reuse actors from the first season. Jessica Lange is said to be one of the actors coming back. I could see myself watching an episode (or several) and thinking "Hey, it's Constance"...

From one horror and fantasy reader to another, welcome :). What are some books in those genres that you really like?

Hi, Joyette. Welcome to the board.