The Fig Eater by Jodi Shields.
Check out the synopsis on Amazon. I think it could be called a thriller.
Paige
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The Fig Eater by Jodi Shields.
Check out the synopsis on Amazon. I think it could be called a thriller.
Paige
Oh, I see me and my big mouth don't have enough posts to nominate.
Apologies. Just pretend I never said it.
P.
go to the games section Paige and post till you get enough ;)
That's all folks! We have got the 10 nominations we need!
1. Next Episode by Hubert Aquin
2. Crime and Punishment
3. The Eight by Katherine Neville
4. The Day Of The Jackal by Frederick Forsyth
5. Rebecca by Daphne Du Maurier
6. The New York Trilogy by Paul Auster
7. The Ghost by Robert Harris
8. The Sea Hawk by Rafael Sabatini
9. Night Watch by Sergey Lukyanenko
10. In the Heat of the Night by Truman Capote.
Thanks for pointing me to the poetry games, Niamh! Regardless of how and how fast I get my 50+ posts, I am enjoying myself in that forum. A bit addictive, actually...
Paige
GO GO Aquin!
Aquin! Aquin!
Do you folks mean "Heat of the Night" by Ball?
I wondered that myself.
Yeah, what is In the Heart of the Night?
Night Watch! I would read that!
You'd much rather read Next Episode, believe me. If you only knew :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Drkshadow03
yes, I did. I didn't realize I had made that mistake. so sorryQuote:
Originally Posted by hellsapoppin
I heartily recommend The Next Episode.
Etienne, what do you mean by "If only you knew"? Is that a comment on Night Watch or a comment on The Next Episode?
This is a very mixed bag of choices. I've researched all of them, and they really run the gamut - from actual classic suspense to psychological thriller to mystery to fantasy.