the one the only Mary Higgins Clark. Favorite book was one I found in my hay loft that the previous owners had turned into a library-the book is now out of print, it is called Cousins at Camm Courners.

The Purpose Driven Life

The Bible

And ironically enough

Anything by Stephen King.

Snowy, I think King's "The Stand" and the Bible are in a way, quite complementary.

Okay, when I was a kid, I was obsessed with "Pippi in the South Seas." As a teen, "Pride & Prejudice" and all of the Carlos Casteneda books. Now, I tend to read more non-fiction. Love Doris Kearns, David Halberstam (*sad*), Deborah Tannen. "Buddhism for Mothers" is currently saving me over and over.

The Da Vinci Code, Angels and Demons.
Anne Rice books are great.
The Little Endless books are my all time fave.

Finally, I couldn't agree more with the parallels between the Stand and the Bible. It's your basic struggle between good v. evil. Mother Abigail in Nebraska vs. Randall Flagg in Vegas. Heaven and Hell. It was so good.

When I want to ROFL til tears roll while reading: Janet Evanovich's novels... love the Stephanie Plum series. Right now, I'm reading her "Smitten". For a fast paced page turner, anything by Tami Hoag.

I luv anyting written by Martina Cole, eg close. Cynthia Harrod-Eagles series, its about the Morland family froms the 13th centry to the present day. The one iv just finished Empress Orchid by Anchee min Very Good.

Two very dif authors but sooo goooood are: Luanne Rice and John Grisham. One is girlie flick type, other is intrigue and the best I've found!/c

I love to read when I'm not feeling depressed or overwhelemed. I use to love Danielle Steele when I was married. I now love Patrica Corwell. I also enjoy reading books by Kay Hooper and Nora Roberts is Ok.

Thanks for all the recomends!

I'm british so at the moment i am reading "The world according to Chris Moyles", he is a radio presenter over here. I love to read, anything from auto biographies to real life drama.

Best book I've read is "There are no children here" about the lives of two boys growing up on welfare in chicago in the 80's. I want to read "Freedom Writers." I like social justice novels

anything jay mcinerney, bret easton ellis, elizabeth wurtzel, tom wolfe, feminist (3rd wave) & lgbt critical theory.

LOVE ANYTHING BY DANIELLE STEEL

The funniest book I ever read, I cannot remember the name of, but it was a book about a guy who made a bet with his secretary that he could have sex with a girl in each state in alphabetical order in a certain amount of time. It was hilarious!