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I'm still trying to continue Along came a Spider by James Patterson.

Barry Eisler's John Rain series is also great. John Rain is a half Japanese-American assassin that used to work for the CIA.

Big Bad Wolf by James Patterson

Along with the violin, I sing.

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lol. ok. You're the moderator.

I don't want to. I just hate thinking about snow tires. I feel like I just took them off.

lol. Haymen wrote that message a few years ago, Libra. I guess better late than never. lololol

Hello, everyone. I've always thought that the best movies and books were those that had the most memorable villains. Remember Nurse Ratched from One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest, Hannibal Lechtor (who needs no introduction). Who are your favorite villains in a novel and why. Mine are: Jim...

I like the old Jet Li movies, the Once upon a time in China series

Violets are Blue, by James Patterson

Extreme Measures, by Vince Flynn. He was great in the beginning. But two books prior to EM his quality began to decline and his characters in EM were very cardboard and clichéd. I didn't even get to halfway through the book before I threw it aside and took it back to the library

The Jack "Jacqueline" Daniels series, by J.A. Konrath

I read the book a few years ago. Thought that it was so-so. Saw the movie last summer and thought that it was mainly a lot of hype. There wasn't anything really memorable and the climatic scene in both the book and the movie were both very unbelievable.

Yes I do. I already outlined it. I'll start writing it after my first book is published

I just started back playing the violin

I like Barry Eisler and James Patterson Eisler writes in the same genre that I write and always has memorable characters. James Patterson has the most interesting villains and he's good at keeping you turn the pages.

Vince Flynn is good however his earlier books were better than his last three where the quality has diminished. I recommend Barry Eisler for his John Rain series. The writing is better and the villains are more challenging to the protagonist.

Oh yeah, sweet. I hope to chat with several people in this site. A friend of mine suggested that I peruse these fiction forums to contact interesting people

I recommend Fault Line, by Barry Eisler