>>>>>>I just finished a really good book and wanted to share it with UT
>>>>>>Code to zero by Ken Follet
>>>>>>http://www.amazon.com/Code-Zero-Ken-Follett/dp/0525945636
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>>>>>You might enjoy Raymond Khoury books. I just finished The Sanctuary and also read The Last Templar not long ago.
>>>>>
>>>>>Some other good books I read within the past couple of weeks:
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>>>>>David Baldacci, Stone Cold
>>>>>Greg Iles, Third Degree
>>>>>Patricia Cornwell, Book of the Dead
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>>>>>I tend to discover a good book and then read everything by that author back to back for a while and then jump around authors again. I've run through too many authors already. I average 2 books a week (just enjoy reading) and if I don't read everyday, code keeps rattling around in my brain. :o)
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>>>>>I've read almost everything by Elizabeth Peters, Janet Evanovich, PD James, Agatha Christie, Robert Parker, Jeffrey Deaver, Rita Mae Brown, Sue Grafton, James Patterson, John Grisham, Tami Hoag, Dan Brown, Martha Grimes, Jeffrey Archer, Brad Meltzer, Dick Francis, Anne Perry, Lillian Jackson Brown, Diane Mott Davidson, Lisa Scottoline, Steve Berry, Tess Gerritsen, and too many others to list. Some were mysteries, some were suspense thrillers, and some were just light reading. I recommend all.
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>>>>You're easier to please than me. I don't read John Grisham any more, for example. I read his first several books, then decided he was mailing it in. Wealth and fame are not always good for a writer.
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>>>True, not every book is up to par with their best novels, but still, all in all, they are excellent writers and many of their books are worth reading.
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>>My problem is I keep buying books even though I have about 100 unread ones already. Not too bright.
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>That is what the library is for:)

Not since I discovered they actually want their books back. Some nerve. ;)