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On a very hot day in August of 1994, my wife told me she was going down to the Derry Rite Aid to pick up a refill on her sinus medicine presciption -- this is stuff you can buy over the counter these days, I believe. Bag of Bones by Stephen King

I went to the library and they sold new hardcovers for $1.50 and paperbacks for $0.50. So I got: Hal McDonald - The Anatomist (I had this one one my wishlist) Jonathan Kellerman - Obsession Stephen J. Cannell - The Devil's Workshop Lisa Scottoline - Daddy's Girl and Christine Feehan - Dark...

I voted and took the wrong number. :lol: Stupid me.

Softwarewise I can recommend the collectorz software. The price is reasonable and it's a lifesaver when it comes to huge book collections. I wouldn't know what to do without it.

I can't vote because I've read more then 40 books. However I've just begun the 54th and didn't count the reference and textbooks.

Harlan Coben - The Innocent (CD 1)

Which book exactly ? As far as I know there is the one by Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice, then there is this whole Darcy series: Darcy's Story, Darcy's Daughters, Diary, Darcy & Elizabeth and so on. :D

Uhm.... never read anything of both of them but I saw them on TV. Judging from the movies I'd prefer Matthew Macfadyen over Clark Gable anytime. Both are different characters and I have a hard time to compare them. Maybe it's time to pick up the books ? !

I thought that was obvious. :D

Right now: The Oxford history of Greece and the hellenistic world by Broadman, Griffin & Murray and Ancient Greece from prehistoric to hellenistic times by Thomas R. Martin

The history of Greece and Rome can be looked at in two different ways. The Oxford history of Greece and the hellenistic world - Broadman, Griffin & Murray

Why ?

I liked this one very much. Thanks for reminding me that I've got the second book on my shelf and still haven't read it. :whistling:

Hubby saw how much I enjoyed Rollins' The Judas Strain and bought Black Order and The Last Oracle for me. :)

I always thought I should have seen In Cold Blood. Then I tried, fell asleep twice but finally made it to the end. It's just a bad movie.

Patricia Cornwell up until Blow Fly from the Kay Scarpetta series. I think the series cracked when her death boyfriend suddenly reappeared. I read the Andy Brazil series and wouldn't say it was that great but not bad either. The new series, I was hoping there won't be a continuation, Win Ganaro...

Ok, here's one of my shelves: Top half: Bottom half: Next books on my pile: There is another shelf on the wall opposite the door but because it is too near to the door I can't open the door completely. Neiter do I have the possibilty to take a picture. Another shelf is...

I'm a liar. I not only bought one book. Of course not ! Newest additions: In The Woods by Tana French The Boy Next Door by Gretchen Brinck (True Crime) The Missing Girlsby L. O'Neal, P. Tennyson, R. Watson (True Crime)

I like the older works much more than the recent ones: Salem's Lot (I watched the movie as a child and it scared the *beep* out of me. Later I loved the book just as much.) The Stand (There were a few thing I didn't like but overall it's one of those books never forgot) Rose Madder and...

Got a coupon from B&N via email. 15% off plus the membership, 40% off. I'm going to buy John Connolly's The Reapers later today. :-) "The Reapers are the elite of killers, shadow men who exist only to end the lives of others, and Louis, confidante of troubled private detective Charlie Parker...