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There's musical harmony and fluidity in the very motion and movement of Seth's ideas.
What happens when four con men go head-to-head with the future President of the United States?
Another magical mystery starring one of children's fiction most recent - and endearing - heroes.
Some things just get better with time. Scudder's one of them.
The spymaster returns with a new novel about a crooked businessman and a son who tries to save him from himself.
Stephen King's new novel is a tour de force about love, life, war and the supernatural.
The devil is in the details. No really!
Weasel versus dragonslayer? No contest.
A somewhat convoluted plot drags ths novel down.
Smug Marrieds, Singletons and Colin Firth can mean only one thing - Bridget's baaaack!
This time, the butler didn't do it!
Nine short stories that won a Pulitzer. 'Nuff said!
Grow a pair of wings and nose dive into an enchanting narrative.
Hollywood as Hell? Nah, I must be missing the point...
James Allen takes a close look at the most controversial figure in Formula One motorsport.
Kinsey Mallhone digs deep into yet another tangled plot.
A slow and tiresome read.
A tale of jealousy, love and revenge from one of England's hottest new talents.
Childishly direct in plot and style, this book is still worth a read.
The third book in the Harry Potter series is no less enjoyable than the previous two.
Mario Puzo's last bow is curiously unsatisfying.
Anne Perry's Victorian-era novel does little to hold the reader's interest.
Jeffrey Archer's fourth short story collection is stunning.
Remarkable psychological penetration and an unusual plot make this novel worth looking at.
Michael Connelly's new thriller is a rollercoaster ride you don't want to leave.
Information is power. And sometimes, information can kill.
Clancy fails to hold our attention in this tale of a traitorous scientist and the weapon he possesses.
Harry Potter's back...and how!
Lecter's out. Can Starling find him before it's too late?
A fast-paced, well-written story with interesting plot twists and lots of action.
Baldacci's latest is a disappointing conspiracy theory with tepid characters.
Pinki Virani throws light on the realities of child sexual abuse in India.
The new Alex Delaware novel is worth adding to your collection.
A murder mystery packed with surprises and eccentric characters, and infused with the spirit of Bombay.
A smooth sci-fi yarn with tremendous attention to detail.
The battle between the sexes rages on.
Getting there is half the battle won.
Francis is on another winner with this tale of spies, skulduggery and storms.
The forensic anthropologist comes of age.
David Morrell's latest thriller is disappointingly predictable.
The prophet of the Space Age speaks out.
Martin Cruz Smith's latest novel is an evocative exploration of Cuba, tied together with a gripping plot.
An inside look at America's most bankable teen pop star.
A predictable story with stereotypical characters.
John Corey returns in another wise-cracking adventure about a terrorist on the loose in America.
High finance, campaign politics and underworld blackmail. What more could you ask for?
An impressive debut by a young author who leaps different literary genres with ease.
James Patterson's new supernatural thriller leaves much to be desired.
Peter Straub's latest chiller is well worth a read!
A comic delight, with brilliantly sketched characters and a plot that keeps surprising you with its manic twists and turns.
An explosive debut that will keep you up well past bedtime.
Robert Crais' deft touch and clever plot twists will keep you guessing right until the very end.
Ludlum's back, with a thriller for the high-tech world of tomorrow.
Nail-biting suspense, a multi-layered plot, and the constant threat of violence combine to create a story that will keep you up all night.
Lucas Davenport's twelfth outing is a suspense-filled murder mystery that will keep you up all night.
One of the best suspense novels you're likely to read this year.
More cat-and-mouse suspense, in the new Alex Cross thriller.
A meticulously-plotted, skilfully-woven tapestry of moral and emotional intrigue.
Blowing things up, Robert Crais style!
Set in 1958, Ken Follett's latest delves deep into the worlds of espionage and rocket science.
Adrian Mole is back. And he's still a mess.
The new Jack Ryan novel is slow, but satisfying.
A remarkable book, held together not only by the prowess of the author, but also by the sheer magnitude of the problems it addresses.
Productivity. Who needs it?
le Carre is in fine form, with this story of one man's crusade for justice and the woman he loved, but never really knew.
An ambitious tale of politics and long-buried secrets.
A Rwandan priest, a connected restaurant owner and a stand-up comic thirsting for revenge. Yes, Elmore Leonard's back in town.
Dick Francis' swan song could have been so much more.
The way to a woman's heart is through her stomach. Ask Wally Chubb.
What happens when you hit thirty?
A tale of love, murder, intertwined family relationships, and sins reaching far into the past.
Twenty million dollars from the sky? You just know there's gonna be a catch...
A complex and moving story of an American family in post-colonial Africa.
A vivid picture-portrait of soldiers fighting for their lives in the treacherous mountain terrain of Kashmir.
The first outing by James Patterson's new dragonslayer fails to impress.
Lehane's compelling new thriller asks important questions about courage, relationships, and morality...and understands that there are no easy answers.
Grisham's narrative of a little boy's journey through childhood is a marked - and welcome - departure from his usual stomping grounds.
Fairies equipped with stun-guns, bio-bombs, and sophisticated tracking devices? Welcome to Colfer's world!
A taut, well-written story of cross and double-cross.
A dark, compelling journey into the mind of a tortured father.
A collection of short stories good for a rainy Saturday.
Fall off a chair laughing at America's funniest export.
A thriller which asks some important questions about race.
What happens when you take the Mob's chief accountant hostage? Robert Crais' stunning new thriller has the answer.
An Australian holiday goes horribly - and hilariously - wrong.