patdock
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Reged: 01/04/2007
Posts: 84
Loc: South Wales
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I recently read a book by Peter James called Dead Simple.
It was ' so real'. Loaned the book to my Sister who just couldn't read it. She got her husband to read a part of it, then tell her what he had read.
I hasten to add that the whole book wasn't like that. Just couldn't put it down.
Found Peter James just recently. He has written books for years but his early ones I found a bit ' Stephen King'. New ones are not like that at all.
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lucii
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Reged: 30/03/2008
Posts: 126
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I have loved Peter James's last three books. Totally unputdownable. Like you his previous books did not appeal but his "new" detective is very readable.
L
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salgash
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Reged: 02/07/2007
Posts: 246
Loc: Gloucestershire
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Is that the one about a 'practical joke' on a stag night.
I recognise the title. I am sure I read it and let someone borrow it and they never returned it. That gets me really mad!!!
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Peregrine
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Reged: 04/02/2008
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It sounds very familiar to me too salgash, is he buried alive????
perry
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lucii
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Reged: 30/03/2008
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That's the one. I have bought his latest one to take on holiday this week. Just the kind of book to read in great long chunks.
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saraw
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Reged: 08/03/2007
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I have just finished reading it at 12 (midnight) last night. I could not go to sleep until i found out what happened at the end. Brilliant book, I shall definitely read more of his books. If you like his books, try Simon Kernick, Jeff Abbott, two other good authors to read.
Sara
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jillinspain
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Reged: 21/10/2007
Posts: 264
Loc: Southern Spain
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Sounds great-personaly I found Relentless by Simon Kernick a bit of a letdown - too far fetched for me. I do love a good thriller though - Harlen Coben is tops for me.
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