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In His Sigths by Kate Brennan. Brennan is a pseudonym for a (quote here) well-respected writer and scholar telling her story of being stalked by an ex-lover for over a decade which is still stalking her. I borrowed it from the library. :)

I do. Now what ? :D

Of course. :D

Gosh, that reminds me, I made it through a book in one sitting a few months back. I think it had less then 180 pages and bad enough that I forgot the title and author.

With all due respect, I would be very embarrassed if I'd be caugth lying.

Stewart for President. :-)

There are a few I would have read in one sitting if there'd been enough time. *sigh*

The house was filled with the warm aromas of chili powder and fried ground beef, the only leftovers from taco night. Blind Rage by Terri Persons.

The name is Stephenie.

Parasailing. BPM above or under 140 ?

Robert, this is the DVD thread. :D

I just purchased Stand By Me and The Neverending Story I & II. The later is a present for someone special. :-) Does anyone else hate those gazillion security stickers as well ? Annoying thingies.

I thought about it for quite some time. I used to eagerlie await Patricia Cornwells novels but I probablydon't have to mention this feeling vanished with the past 5-6 published books. One author I particulary like is John Saul. He has a sensible way to fathom certain topics, especially...

Everything that has ever been written by me and then published, was published with another name. Same goes for the novel that is currently in an editors hand. The only works I let friends read were the shortstories and one of the kids books before they were published and didn't even had a...

I understand both sentences completely different from each other so no, I wouldn't think it is plariarism at all but then, I don't know anything about plagiarism at all. :confused:

Obviously you weren't part of this discussion so why throw in such a stupid comment ?

Mine, too ! :D:whistling:

Inside The Wire by Erik Saar & Viveca Novak Think Like A Chef by Tom Colicchio

"Als die halbe Stunde verstrichen war, wusste er, dass er seine Tocher nie wiedersehen wuerde." Die Therapie - Sebastian Fitzek

Audiobook Spin by Robert Charles Wilson.