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This sort of thread 'drives me nuts' 24/7

Stephen Hawking and others in his latest book

yes

Now 'they' have a theory that there was never nothing before the big bang.

Every time I ask for a black coffee at my local Costa, I am asked, 'do you want milk with it'?

Does a Kindle count?

I have found a book with the word 'Malaysia' in it. It's on page 347, second line from the bottom. I will read it in November.

BBC News - Speed-of-light results under scrutiny at Cern

So there is something that is faster than light ............... well maybe we did not all evolve from apes. :whistling:

We can, not nail a lid on this thread and drop it into the ocean where it will lay undisturbed. What do cows drink?

These replies are coming thick and fast.

If you don't want to start from book 1 ( there are 19 in total) start with 'In a Dry Season', that's the first book Annie appears in.

Out goes Morse, Barnaby, Frost and Tennison and in comes Banks and Thorne. Peter Robinson's, DCI Banks 'Aftermath' was an excellent start to what should hopefully be a long run of a new crime series. And we get to view Thorne this coming Sunday.

I have read Harlan Coben's Tell No One a while ago but I have forgotten much of the story, although I do remember it being a page turner. But it did not make me want to rush out and buy another one of his books. I remember thinking that it would have been better as a film script than a book...

He is a very successful author and lots of readers love his books so he must be doing something right. May be the story rather than the details are what count for his loyal readers. I remember reading a book where the main character took an underground train to get across London and readers...

'Gone Tomorrow' is the first Reacher book I read, or should I say half read. I gave up after about 200 pages. Reacher does not seem to be a credible character. He can spot a terrorist on a train because of his previous training but he could not turn a mobile phone off with out randomly...

He is British and I guess he needs to do more research than your average US Thriller writer writing US thrillers. A bit like Elizabeth George in reverse.

Gemini :):)

I'm listening to the smell of cooking.....it's nearly my tea time.

I have read The Know and The Take but I am not in a rush to read any more. I think Martina Cole is a bit like Marmite, you love it or can't stand it. You hit the nail on the head when you say it's long-winded and, quite frankly, tedious; but you would like to know how it ends. A good start to...