Dan Brown, John Grisham, Stephen King, or Dean Koontz?
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Is there even any question about the answer....Stephen King of course
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Yes, took a few trips to get through it though.  Stephen King.  No, it is not wrong as long as you get up when someone knocks on the door.
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Tom Felton! hahaha!! I had to go with Draco!!!
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Well Dan Brown´s Illuminati is a very good idea.You should also try Stephen King´s books.They are fascinating.
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Jack Nicholson\n\n\nhttp://thebaldchemist.blogspot.com/
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Enough with Koontz or King.. they're great writers.  We get it.  \n\nLaymon rocks!  Check out Bentley Little, Edward Lee, Jack Ketchum ("Girl Next Door" may be one of the most disturbing books I've ever read.), or check out me!  :-) - http://www.mdekler.com
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Who is Dan Brown, & what is his version of Christ?
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I actually have three favorites.\n\nThe first book is Shogun by James Clavell.  I've read it so many times it fell apart, and I had to buy a new one. It's about an explorer whose ship runs aground in "The Japans."  He has heard about fabulous riches there.  He finds himself in a strange place where he can't speak the language at all and where the customs are completely alien to anything in his experience.  Worst of all, the samurai can kill him for the slightest of affronts.  Fascinating book actually based on the life of a real person (Will Adams), someone who was the ancestor of a man my family knew in Japan.  He moored his boat next to ours.  \n\nThe second is Watchers by Dean Koontz. It's about a genetically enhanced golden retriever, the man who finds him in the woods, and the Other, a creepy creature. \n\nThe third is The Stand by Stephen King.  This one is basically about a Super Flu which escapes from the lab and proceeds to decimate the country.  There are very few survivors, and they are drawn to one of two places - to an old woman (the good) or to the Walking Dude in Vegas (the bad).  Basically, it's about the battle between good and evil for control of the remaining people.  M-O-O-N that spells great book!!
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David West or Shane Battier. They have been my favorites.
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I haven't seen the movie yet, but the book is good enough. Not outstanding, just slightly above average. I love mystery books, and I usually read book this size in one day. The Da Vinci code took me a week. I admit that at some points I wanted to know what will happen next, but at others it was just boring. Boring in my opinion because for me the book was too predictable. I like thrillers with more suspense than that. I don't really like Dan Brown's writing style. He uses too many words to say a few things; he builds up suspense that will lead to nothing. \nAnyway I enjoyed it, it was a great read, although not as great as a James Patterson novel. I am a christian, and I didn't feel threaten by the book, instead I liked it. And even though it is a work of fiction it does make some sense if you think about it. \nGreat plot.
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The book is fiction.\n\nHowever the parts of the book that provide background to the story and that are causing so much controversy may be true (pesonally I believe that there is good evidence to say that they are)--however it's not Dan Brown's job as a fiction author to support or prove those theories.\n\nRead the Holy Blood and the Holy Grail, The Head of God, The Hiram Key,  The Tomb of God or any of a couple of dozen non-fiction, well researched books and then decide for yourself.
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A Novel by Dan Brown.
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Joe, specifically Joe St. George\n\ni was reading Dolores Claiborne by Stephen King and I couldn't get the name out of my mind. I know the character isn't a particularly nice person but the name is just...i dunno i love it thats all
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Try James Patterson - his books are top of the line suspense! Also, Dean Coontz is good, although his books are sort of horror/suspense.  \n\nGood luck, and happy reading :)
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I'd pick Harry Potter. I love the Lord of the Rings. I have read the books for over 30 years. That's why I HATE the movies because they changed the ending and other things. I don't care how cool the action is. The whole story was about the hobbits and they changed the story at the end, I was disappointed. The journey's and trial they went through taught them to take care of themselves and Hollywood robbed us of this part of the story. It's what the books were about.
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deception point by dan brown
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James Patterson, Sidney Sheldon, Harlan Corbet, Stuart Woods, Jonathan Kellerman, Mary Higgins Clark, Carol Higgins Clark,Robin Cook.  These are just a few.  Happy reading.