Add a book you'd like to recommend

[Scott]

I'd like to recommend The Secret Diary of Alice in Wonderland, Age 42 and Three-Quarters and Three Sisters. Both very enjoyable reads. Hope you like them as much as I did!

[Rick-Founder JM CM BOOK CLUB]

I always recommend The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins- my favorite!!

[Marita]

I'd like to recommend my book Behind the Hood It's realistic fiction, displaying the harsher side of life in New Zealand. Very fast-paced.

[Denna]

Ditto on Marita Hansen's Behind the Hood. http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/12... I read it all in one sitting, couldn't put it down. Awesome read about New Zealand gangs in the rough part of town. Shows a side of New Zealand you probably haven't read about before. Definitely one you don't want to miss out on.

[Gerald]

Naturally, I'd first recommend my novel OF GOOD AND EVIL because of its many 5-star reviews, but for my purpose here I highly recommend RASCISS by Shane Porteous.

For those of you who like fantasy (and for those who don't normally read fantasy) you'll love RASCISS, a marvelous and compelling dark fantasy tale action-packed with excellent writing. A review of this fabulous book can be found on my author's blog, http://geraldggriffin.blogspot.com

[Chandra Tresaugue]

Shadows Beyond The Flames and Other Stories

[Kenol]

I'd like to recommend "Creatura" by Nely Cab

[Jeanne]

I`d like to shamelessly promote my newly released YA novel, INVISIBLE http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/12...

Thanks!
Jeanne
http://beyondwordsblog.blogspot.com/

[Sheila]

May I recommend my own novel, The Girl in the Box, to readers who like literary mysteries and/or psychological dramas, or complex dramatic stories?
There's a giveaway going on right now. Why not enter for one of 3 signed copies?
Tada. There, I did it.

[Sheila]

I can vouch for Jeanne Bannon's YA novel, Invisible. I've read and reviewed it. It was a great read.

[John]

As a back-to-basics exposition about why people do the things they do, I'm sure you will enjoy my new book: "48 Hours to Chaos."



Also a ton of information at my website: http://www.johndwaterman.com

Later, John.

[Gerald]

I'd like to recommend a visit to my current online book tour for my acclaimed suspense thriller OF GOOD AND EVIL.

Interested in a profound, reflective atmosphere, where you can cuddle and read something astonishing challenging your imagination, making your time spent more than worthwhile; time taking you into a world beyond imagination?!

If so, then I invite you to share company with the sages of OF GOOD AND EVIL, those literary oracles who know this gripping world intimately.

Where do you sign up? You don't. Rather, you simply click, http://nurtureyourbooks.com/vbtblog/?... , your gateway to this world. First you are warmly greeted by a beautiful banner of harmony that will introduce you to your guiding hosts, each eagerly awaiting you to share their secrets.

You're then taken just below, into the Room of Wisdom. There, in continuing harmony, you'll find listed the first names of your sagacious hosts, each patiently waiting to share with you the pleasure of their wisdom. But they are there only for a short while, from November 7 to the 18th of this year, available on different dates within this time frame. Then they are gone, their Room of Wisdom closed for all eternity.

Below the name of each host on the day of his or her appearance is the designation for their room. By clicking this designation you immediately find yourself in another room, one unique in its grand design, its grandeur embracing you with serene nobility. Your welcoming host graciously greets you, ready to reveal the unimaginable. What happens next you will have to experience firsthand. My gift to you.

[Gerald]

See the book Santa recommends by reading his amusing chat on http://geraldggriffin.blogspot.com/ .

Then read the fascinating interview on this book by clicking, http://www.whoareyoucallingavampire.b...

[[deleted user]]

I'd invite a read of WHERE THE BULBUL SINGS which is written by me and has garnered 4 * and 5* reviews. It is a Smashwords and Kindle ebook.

[Daniel]

I recommend THE DESOLATE GARDEN by Danny Kemp. A twisting tale of murder, lies and deceit. Likened to The 39 Steps and The Constant Gardener by reviewers and the film producer who's London Film Production Company is turning the story into a film. The book has been featured in The Sunday Times Book Club.
It now has eighteen ratings here on Goodreads, at an average of 4.83 stars. It is available on forty internet sites worldwide in Hardcover, Paperback, Kindle and Nook. Signed copies can be obtained here: http://www-thedesolategarden-com.co.uk/

[Jan]

I just finished "The Preacher's Daughter" by Beverly Lewis (Book 1 - Annie's People series). I really loved it. It is an Amish fiction and I would like to recommend it for Amish fiction lovers. I just ordered the next two in the series. The Englisher & The Brethren. They look interesting. :-)The Preacher's Daughter

Happy Reading!
jan springer

[Diane]

I'm pleased to recommend Strangers on a Bus (http://www.amazon.com/Strangers-on-a-...). This books holds a special place in my heart, read it more than once. It made me laugh and cry each time. So sad and so funny, and it all takes place on a bus. Loved it!

[[deleted user]]

I'd like shamelessly to commend to you my novel WHERE THE BULBUL SINGS. It's spans the last days of the British Raj to the present day and is downloadable on Smashwords and Amazon. It has garnered 4* and 5* reviews.

[Diane]

With all the renewed interest in Ernest Hemingway, I'd like to recommend my Literati Mystery, HUNTING FOR HEMINGWAY. Thrills, chills, suspense, romance and lots of interesting facts about the author and his life.Diane Gilbert Madsen

[J.D.]

'Stop Time' by Frank Conroy is an amazing book. Cannery Row/Sweet Thursday.

I'll go ahead and recommend you check out my books, too. 'Joe Cafe' is a pretty intense exercise in psychological fiction. 'The Biker' is a modern western, but not. 'Please, no eyes.' is comprised of a decades work in short form.