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The first one, I believe it's called Rusty Nail, is the only one in the series that I haven't read. The other books make reference to the Gingerbread Man. I'm still trying to find it at my local book stores. If not, then I'll order it online.

Thanks for sharing. I could use a good laugh right about now. I'm heading to the library this weekend. Which of Terry Pratchett's books should I read first?

Really? So what was the solution in the end?

I hope you didn't pay to see that in the cinema.

Bill Pronzini? I guess it'll be worth checking out. It's funny to see the old detectives using pay phones instead of cell phones. lol.

What kind of novel is it?

The Lord of the Rings trilogy is the best one that comes to mind.

At the bookstore I usually shop at, the employees always have something that they can suggest to me. I find that more helpful than taking my chance purchasing online, unless I already know the author.

If you're a first-time author, you're safe with 75,000-80,000 words. You don't want to write more than that until you're a better known author with a bigger author's platform.

Excellent question. The truth is that times are changing and with a rapidly evolving book industry, publishers are finding new ways to entice people to read. I spoke to my local librarian about graphic novels and she told me that they are increasing in popularity each year. Even Shakespear...

Try J.A. Konrath's Jack Daniel's series. They're very entertaining. You can find out about them on his site at J.A. Konrath / Jack Kilborn, Official Author Site - Welcome!.

I just finished reading Cherry Bomb by J.A. Konrath. Alex Kork was a nasty character. An excellent edge-of-your-seat thrill ride.

I received a gift card worth $50 and some invisible shelves for my books.:flowers:

Vince Flynn is good too. However I prefer his earlier books.

My goodness! I take it that you really really do not like Dan Brown. I have to admit that he's not everyone's cup of tea.

Ah! I remember that book from way back. One of my favorite Anne Rice books aside from the Vampire Chronicles.

I finished Along came A Spider, by James Patterson. Excellent book. Unforgettable villain. I've moved onto the second in the Alex Cross series, Kiss The Girls. Has me hooked.

Hi there. You cannot go wrong with James Patterson and the Alex Cross series.

I'm still reading James Patterson. Really enjoyed Along Came a Spider and saw this Gary Soneji character. Creeped me out.

I've always loved the look and the feel of a book. But chances are that I'll be purchasing one of these electronic readers eventually since I rarely have time to get to the bookstore. Even the library is cumbersome for me because of time, and secondly, the books that I want are not always...