Chronicle

The Old Reliable by P G Wodehouse

2012-02-09T22:22:00.003-05:00

Set in Hollywood and with new set of characters. But underlying themes being Wodehousian Constant: Romance, Burglary, Butler, etc. Enchanting read.

The Butler Did It by P G Wodehouse

2012-01-28T23:53:00.001-05:00

Based on a slight deviation of Tontine principle, the novel revolves around couple of about-to-be married folks, set in country side of London and, of course, beautiful English and unique set of characters. Extremely funny, wonderful set of twists and turns and a page-turner. Must-read.

Spring Fever by P G Wodehouse

2012-01-10T22:24:00.001-05:00

New characters but similar surroundings and schemes - romance in old-world castles, with important-seeming butlers buttling around, etc. Excellent English, of course, and a jugful of humor.

Uncle Dynamite by P G Wodehouse

2011-12-11T22:31:00.001-05:00

Jovial as usual. Enough twists and turns with romance popping on and off, impostors, policemen, robbery, etc to make it a page turner. And of course the English language. Must-read.

No Nudes Is Good Nudes by P G Wodehouse

2011-11-13T09:36:00.001-05:00

Absolutely topper! Even the title is apt. Blandings Castle, Uncle Threepwood, Lord Emsworth and his pig, Duke of Dunstable, Beach, a couple of romantic hearts and of course 'The Reclining Nude' - a perfect composition of an excellent novel. Add "Wodehouse at his best" and this book is unputdownable.

The Meaning of Life

2011-10-21T20:46:00.000-04:00

This book by Bradley Trevor Greive contains less than 120 pages and has one sentence per page. Yes, just one sentence per page. Rest of the page is covered with animal pictures which is why I took the book for my daughter. But as it turned out, this is a book for adults. When I started reading it by chance, I could not put it down till I read the whole thing. It is a page-turner and hard-hitting. The message is wittily put across in less than 10 mins of reading the book.

Lord Emsworth and Others by P G Wodehouse

2011-10-13T07:36:00.002-04:00

Rib tickling short stories. Thoroughly enjoyable. Some golf stories too. Only Wodehouse can combine golf with funny love entanglements.

Young Men in Spats by P G Wodehouse

2011-09-18T17:16:00.000-04:00

Short story collection involving many of Wodehouse's brightest and funniest heroes. Comical read.

Laughing Gas by P G Wodehouse

2011-09-04T21:04:00.000-04:00

A different kind of a novel by Wodehouse. Sci-fi-ish soul-switching incident that happens, as Wodehouse says in 'Fourth Dimension' leads to a laugh riot. Extremely comic page-turner! A must-read.

Just Us Girls by Moka / Sunscreen Books

2011-08-14T22:55:00.003-04:00

For lack of any other book, I read my wife's choice of 'Just us girls'. Being father of a daughter (she is less than one now!), it was interesting to know what my daughter will go through a decade later! A good read, actually.
Rating: 2

Blandings Castle and Elsewhere by P G Wodehouse

2011-08-02T22:23:00.002-04:00

A collection of short stories of Blandings Castle, Mr Mulliner and Bobbie Wickham. Enjoyable. A snippet (the start of the novel) reproduced below - the English, the setting, the light humor - all wodeshousian Classic!

Lord Emsworth had his eye to a powerful telescope and Beach, the butler, was beside him.
"Beach," said Lord Emsworth.
"M'lord?"
"I've been swindled. This dashed thing doesn't work."
"Your lordship cannot see clearly?"
"I can't see at all, dash it. It's all black."
The butler was an observant man.
"Perhaps if I were to remove the cap at the extremity of the instrument, m'lord, more satisfactory results might be obtained."
"Eh? Cap? is there a cap? So there is. Take it off, Beach."
"Very good, m'lord."
"Ah!" There was satisfaction in Lord Emsworth's voice. "Yes, that's better. That's capital. Beach, I can see a cow."
"Indeed, m'lord?"
"Down in the water-meadows. Remarkable. Might be two yards away."

Playing for Pizza by John Grisham

2011-07-15T22:29:00.002-04:00

After a long time, I wanted to experience Grisham's legal battles in the court but when I chose this book off the shelf, little did I know that this was nothing to do with legal eagles. It was all about NFL and super bowl in Italy. Half the book is like a tourist guide to Italy and half the book is like a sports magazine on American Football. Totally time pass novel - not something I wanted to read.

The Pickwick Papers by Charles Dickens (abridged)

2011-06-13T07:25:00.002-04:00

Time pass. Good to read to get a feeling of the old world charm. It is a collection of adventures of Mr Pickwick and his friends. They go from one city to the other, make friends, attend weddings, have some adventures and move on. Total time pass.

French Leave by P G Wodehouse

2011-04-23T04:24:00.003-04:00

Not set in rural England. No Ukridge, no Lord Emsworth, no Wooster, no Psmith, no Uncle Galahad. New set of characters, new location (Roville and St Rocque in France) and new plot although the misunderstandings, lovers tiff, etc is in abundance. Enjoyable. My 50th Wodehouse read.

Thank You, Jeeves by P G Wodehouse

2011-04-09T06:17:00.003-04:00

Absolutely topper. There is something about Jeeves and Wooster novels that brings the best out of Wodehouse. A must-read. Cannot help but give an extract of one of the hilarious passages from the novel:

There was a knock at the door and in floated Jeeves.
'Excuse me, sir', he said, shimmering towards old Stoker and presenting an envelope on a salver. 'A seaman from your yacht has just brought this cablegram, which arrived shortly after your departure this morning from the yacht. The captain of the vessel, fancying that it might be of an urgent nature, instructed him to convey it to this house. I took it from him at the back door and hastened hither with it in order to deliver it to you personally.'
The way he put it made the whole thing seem like one of those great epics you read about. You followed the procedure step by step, and the interest and drama worked up to the big moment. Old Stoker, however, instead of being thrilled, seemed somewhat in the impatient side.
'What you mean is, there's a cable for me.'
'Yes, sir.'
'Then why not say so, damn it, instead of making a song about it. Do you think you're singing in opera, or something? Gimme.'

Money in the Bank by P G Wodehouse

2011-03-22T09:20:00.002-04:00

Wonderful! Again the Wodehousian formula: romance, missing diamonds, beautiful girl engaged but not liking the adventurous spirit of her Boy Handsome but bowled over the Master Orator, set in a country house, few scenes of attempt-to-burgle and getting caught in the cupboard, etc. Never fails to bore the reader.

The Mating Season by P G Wodehouse

2011-03-06T10:22:00.002-05:00

Topper! Its always a pleasure to read the conversation between Jeeves and Wooster and this novel has lots of it. Set in a country hall, Wooster finds himself in the midst of four couples' tiffs and his name being changed to Fink-Nottle! Full of entertainment!

Quick Service by P G Wodehouse

2011-02-21T09:12:00.002-05:00

A complete new set of characters and a new location but similar plot (romance in country, burgling of portrait, etc) and similar set of characters (an out and out optimist spreading sweet and lightness, a pessimist with a digestive problem, a subtle valet, a guy who doesn't believe in marriage but finds himself engaged to the most beautiful and sweet girl, etc). A wholesome entertainer.

Service with a Smile by P G Wodehouse

2011-02-06T11:26:00.003-05:00

Lord Emsworth and the pig Empress; Emsworth's sister Lady Constance; Emsworth's secretary Lavendar Briggs; Finally, Lord Ickenham in Blandings Castle. A sure-fire recipe for a great comedy! Unavoidable.

Much Obliged, Jeeves by P G Wodehouse

2011-01-17T10:00:00.005-05:00

Wodehouse at his usual best. Similar plot - robbery, false accusations, entanglements, engagements being broken off, set in a country and the Junior Ganymede club book.

The Coming of Bill by P G Wodehouse

2011-01-06T10:20:00.002-05:00

Boring! One of the rare Wodehouse books that bored me. There were no entanglements, misunderstandings, burglary but a plain story. Good English of course but lacking punch in story. Realized that Wodehouse's first few books (written during 1900s) are not as funny as those written post 1950s. Definitely a book that can be avoided.

Wings of Fire by D A P J Abdul Kalam with Arun Tiwari

2011-01-06T10:14:00.002-05:00

A nice read. Very inspiring too. Gave me a lot of food for thought.

Summer Moonshine by P G Wodehouse

2010-11-29T12:53:00.003-05:00

Once again, a topper! Set in a country house situated 40 miles from London, the story intertwines between marital-engagements, mansion-selling-deals, "plasterers", deliberate lies, misunderstandings, post-swim-no-clothes-scenes etc to create one helluva comedy. A must-read.

The Luck of the Bodkins by P G Wodehouse

2010-11-01T12:45:00.002-04:00

Simply fantabulous! Absolutely hilarious! Most of the story is on board a ship on the way from London to New York on the Atlantic Ocean. As usual, a number of engagements, entanglements, misunderstandings and feudal spirit - all narrated in superb English. A must-read.

Letter from Peking

2010-10-10T09:18:00.004-04:00

Another Pearl S Buck novel. Another China based story. But this time, more entwined with Vermont, USA. One gets the feeling that Pearl is narrating her own story. Maybe. Maybe not. It gets slightly boring at times, the way the main character portrays her love story as the greatest of all love stories, while actually it is not a dream romance as it should have been. Only good thing is that it is a very small novel.
Rating: Average

Chicken Soup for the Expectant Mother's Soul

2010-09-12T13:06:00.002-04:00

I had not heard about the Chicken Soup series until recently. It is a collection of stories written by people like you and me. Some are humorous, some are inspiring, some are plain and some are plain boring! But it is definitely worth a read - for expectant mothers and expectant fathers alike.
Rating: Good
Note: Book available online too

The Good Earth by Pearl S Buck

2010-08-25T14:40:00.003-04:00

Pulitzer winner. Beautifully written. Complete story of a Chinese illiterate farmer, starting from the day he gets a wife to the day he has tens of grand children. Also revolves around many seasons of famine and flood, of neighbours and uncles and aunts and thieves and slaves and Lords. And, of course, the good earth.
Rating: Good

The Essential Calvin and Hobbes

2010-07-08T03:39:00.003-04:00

Some strips are repeated but, still, a book not to be missed! Calvin time is fun time!

2 States: The story of my marriage by Chetan Bhagat

2010-06-06T14:10:00.003-04:00

I was told this book has one really laughable statement in every page. I was told right. Chetan's witticism is all through the novel and makes this book unstoppable although it has a typical bollywood storyline of boy loves girl and parents disagree. Extremely well written in very simple English and the one-line punch-liners spread across the book are what makes this novel a must-read.

Dilbert: The Joy of Work by Scott Adams

2010-05-21T11:28:00.003-04:00

I generally don't like Dilbert comics. But I like the way Scott Adams writes (blogs). So read this book. It was not all that good but it was indeed weirdly funny. A stark truth about corporate culture and its dry humor.

The Calvin and Hobbes Tenth Anniversary Book

2010-05-11T13:03:00.002-04:00

Author Bill Watterson explains in this book the various behind-the-scenes of CnH including the first CnH comic strip and how he experimented with various panels, colors, stories outside of the normal CnH such as the tyrannosaurus, etc. It is extremely hilarious and a must read.

Attack of the Deranged Mutant Killer Monster Snow Goons

2010-04-18T13:50:00.001-04:00

My first Calvin and Hobbes book although I was reading comic strips. Extremely hilarious and a must-read. Although cover story is about monster snow goons, it has a plethora of stories ranging across different seasons.

The Little Warrior by P G Wodehouse

2010-03-28T13:21:00.002-04:00

A nice story of a young English damsel who loses all her wealth due to a care-free uncle and hence ends up in a Broadway chorus (opera). Very good characterization and a clean read.

Rating: 2

The Bourne Identity by Robert Ludlum

2010-02-13T01:42:00.002-05:00

Perhaps because I had already seen the movie. Perhaps because I had very high expectations. The book seemed to be a bit of a bore, compared to the action pack movie. The ending too was not satisfying. Perhaps I would have different opinion if I had read the novel first.
Rating: 2.5

Bill The Conqueror by P G Wodehouse

2009-12-17T19:17:00.002-05:00

An explicit Wodehousian novel - full of twists and turns and romance and broken engagements, some fights, etc. Damn funny!

The World of Mr Mulliner by P G Wodehouse

2009-11-16T08:12:00.003-05:00

As Wodehouse himself says, he is worried about how heavy the book is going to be. He also says he has made the short stories as funny as possible. On both counts, he is true. It is very heavy (622 pages - 42 short stories) and it is extremely funny. Definitely worth reading!

Bertie Wooster Sees It Through by P G Wodehouse

2009-10-14T08:03:00.002-04:00

:-)

What a novel! Typical setting in Brinkley Manor, of lost necklaces, of engagements, of policemen, and of course of Jeeves' brilliance! Sprinkled with beautiful English! Awesome read!

Angel Cake by P G Wodehouse

2009-09-22T23:18:00.002-04:00

A very nice light hearted novel about how Barmy gets money and loses it all and earns it all back again. Of course, a touch of romance and friendship. Wodehouse at his best.

America, I like you by P G Wodehouse

2009-08-22T14:09:00.003-04:00

This is not completely but almost an autobiography of Wodehouse. He did not want to write a conventional autobiography and hence he has added some humorous instances but it isnt really humorous.

Mostly Sally aka Adventures of Sally by P G Wodehouse

2009-07-28T21:35:00.002-04:00

Its a nice long story. One of the longest novels I had ever read of Wodehouse. Although did not feel bored, I felt it could have been condensed. Also it was not altogether as funny as his other novels. And hardly any complications and interconnected entaglements.

Mike and Psmith by P G Wodehouse

2009-06-28T00:25:00.002-04:00

A beautiful novel about school and cricket. Enjoyed it thoroughly. It reminded me of Blyton's St Clare's and Malory Towers.

Plum Pie by P G Wodehouse

2009-06-15T22:11:00.002-04:00

A collection of short stories. The last story of 'Life with Freddie' is the longest and the best...

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain

2009-05-27T22:16:00.003-04:00

Very nice book. Really enjoyed it. Made me go back to my schoolhood days. Awesome linguistic accent used and nice adventures.

Peril At End House by Agatha Christie

2009-04-25T14:11:00.001-04:00

Very nice plot. Puts off the reader, and even Poirot for most part. In fact, one gets the feeling that Poirot has indeed lost the case as a life is lost even after Poirot is on the case. A number of twists and turns makes this book a page turner.

The Mysterious Affair At Styles by Agatha Christie

2009-04-19T13:48:00.003-04:00

Poirot's first case. Book by Agatha Christie. A nice read. Pretty interesting. Much much better than that Miss Marple I had just read. In fact, I had to really muster up courage to read another Christie book after Nemesis!

Nemesis by Agatha Christie

2009-03-30T12:01:00.002-04:00

An ok-dokey novel. Story is good but I somehow dont like Christie's narration. Perhaps its more so in this novel because main character is Miss Marple who is too old and every other sentence talks about her having to take rest, about having to stroll in the garden and such lot. Readable once when there is no other novel to be read...

Avenger by Frederick Forsyth

2009-03-12T13:02:00.002-04:00

Excellent story-telling. Liked especially the names of each chapter. The previous Forsyth novel which I had read (Dogs of War) had disappointed me but this one tops the chart. There is a story behind each character and each story is fascinating. Details of many post-Second-World-War wars of the world are covered in this novel, like the Bosnian war, the Afghanistan war, the Vietnam war, etc. The Tunnel Rats concept during the Vietnam war is mind-chilling. The concept of being the 'avenger' is good. And like a counter-balance, 'Lesser good over bigger evil' also is good. But I felt the ending was more of an anti-climax. The heretofore powerful villain suddenly seemed extremely vulnerable in the end. But, very significantly, the novel ends on 9/10/2001, a day before World Trade Center was hit by terrorists.

A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini

2009-02-12T12:43:00.002-05:00

If it were two boys in The Kite Runner, it is two women in A Thousand Splendid Suns. It is again set in Afghanistan, the writing continues to be good and emotionally deep. Too many disappointments, too many sad things happen, but there is always a silver lining lurking. But then I guess thats the reality in Afghanistan, with each and every Afghan over the last so many decades. Worth a read, but rather felt it is stretched to an extent.

The R Document by Irving Wallace

2009-01-15T12:22:00.002-05:00

Reminded me of Hardy Boys! Very amateurish but, after a long time, enjoyed reading a fast paced novel. A good read, and a very good subject to write a novel. Rather unique.

The Secret by Rhonda Byrne

2008-12-16T12:18:00.002-05:00

Dubious and weird it seems but at times it also seems to have some stuff in it. Its nothing but Shankaracharya's Adwaitha Philosophy. All about how everything is in one's mind and how anyone can get anything that they want just by focusing on the item or object of desire and asking for it from the Universe, and believing it and really feeling it as if received. Yeah, I know! Its more of a documentary of comments from various people than just notes from Rhonda. Not really a must read.

The Dogs of War by Frederick Forsyth

2008-12-16T12:08:00.002-05:00

I didnt like it. Started well and is a meticulous book, as in any Forsyth novel, but ending was an anti-climax, with nothing great happening than expected. All through the book, more emphasis lay on managing the money that the mercenary was given and the thing about Spanish Harlem was amateurish. Long ago when I read the Day of Jackal and Negotiator and Devil's Alternative, Forsyth was right up there at the top. Or is it that the writing has always been this way and my way of looking at normal fiction has changed...?

Oct 2008

2008-10-21T13:10:00.001-04:00

Five Point Someone

by Chetan Bhagat

The Dogs of War

by Frederick Forsyth

Review of books read recently:

1) Life of Pi: A must read. Fascinating imagination. Amazing narration. Although the story is just a simple tale of a cast away boy in the middle of Pacific Ocean.

2) Five Point Someone: An awesome novel of what not to do in IIT! Extremely hilarious and real cool way of looking at life.

Sept 2008 - II

2008-09-21T13:46:00.002-04:00

Life of Pi

by Yann Martel

Review of previous read book:

Swami and Friends: A refreshing read! Written through the eyes of a small boy, it portrays innocence in actions and thoughts.

Sept 2008 - I

2008-09-05T13:29:00.001-04:00

The Inscrutable Americans

by Anurag Mathur

Swami and Friends

by R K Narayan

Review of books read recently:

1) Big Money: An amazing novel with humorously romantic entanglements in the midst of money-minded businessmen-cum-rowdies!

2) The inscrutable Americans: An Indian villager goes to USA for higher studies and finds Americans really inscrutable. Author Anurag Mathur has brought about all distinct American characteristics that makes Indians in US wonder.

Aug 2008

2008-08-16T13:34:00.003-04:00

The Clicking of Cuthbert

by P G Wodehouse

Big Money

by P G Wodehouse

Review of books read recently:

1) The inimitable Jeeves: A novel of short stories yet a novel in itself, especially made by the deliberate attempt to refer to the concluded short stories. A nice book with Jeeves’ smartness portrayed in each short story.

2) The clicking of Cuthbert: Short stories with golf as the main theme. And of course, sprinkled with a touch of romance and humour. A non-golfer can learn a lot about golf reading this book without actually getting bored! Only Wodehouse could write like this…

Jul 2008 - II

2008-07-24T10:58:00.001-04:00

Jeeves in the offing

by P G Wodehouse

The inimitable Jeeves

by P G Wodehouse

Review of books read recently:

1) Ring for Jeeves: A novel that has Jeeves but no Bertram Wooster. Set in a dilapidated castle with new characters but the usual romantic entanglements!

2) Jeeves in the offing: A novel that has less of Jeeves and more of Wooster but then Jeeves is the one who scores more points, as usual, in Brinkley Court. Jovial references to Bertie’s prep school days as one of the principle characters is Bertie’s prep school principal!

Jul 2008 - I

2008-07-09T13:24:00.004-04:00

Stiff Upper Lip, Jeeves

by P G Wodehouse

Ring for Jeeves

by P G Wodehouse

Reviews of books read recently:

1) Full Moon: A Blandings Castle story. Tipton seeing Bill's gorilla-like face every now and then, and thinking it to be an apparition brought about by too much drink is the best part in the novel.

2) Heavy Weather: One of the best books ever. Extremely hilarious. Rather prolongated but thoroughly enjoyable. Sequel to Summer Lightning (aka Fish Preferred). A Blandings Castle story.

3) Stiff Upper Lip, Jeeves: Sequel to The Code of the Woosters. Runs on similar lines and humorous, as always. A Totleigh Towers story.

Jun 2008

2008-06-15T02:12:00.003-04:00

Full Moon

by P G Wodehouse

Heavy Weather

by P G Wodehouse

Review of previous book: Feynman's book is Must Read.

May 2008

2008-05-25T02:54:00.001-04:00

Surely you're joking, Mr Feynman!

by Richard P. Feynman

2008 till date

2008-05-04T09:16:00.000-04:00

Galahad at Blandings - P G Wodehouse
The Kite Runner - Khaled Hosseini
Catcher in the rye - J D Salinger
Catch-22 - Joseph Heller
Lolita - Vladimir Nabokov
The Code of the Woosters - P G Wodehouse

2007

2008-05-04T09:09:00.000-04:00

Autobiography of a Yogi - Paramahansa Yogananda
Illusions - Richard Bach
Hercule Poirot's Christmas - Agatha Christie
Murder in Mesopotamia - Agatha Christie
Are you afraid of the dark - Sidney Sheldon
Cat o' nine tales - Jeffrey Archer
Contagion - Robin Cook
The Veteran - Frederick Forsyth
The Great Short Stories - Guy De Maupassant
Murder on the Orient Express - Agatha Christie
The five people you meet in Heaven - Mitch Albom
The Last Juror - John Grisham
Lajja - Taslima Nasrin
Dialogues with the Guru - Sri Chandrashekhara Bharati Swaminah
The Namesake - Jhumpa Lahiri
Whiteout - Ken Follett

2006

2008-05-04T09:03:00.000-04:00

A prison diary - Jeffrey Archer
Sunset at Blandings - P G Wodehouse
Toxin - Robin Cook
Joy in the morning - P G Wodehouse
The Man from St Petersburg - Ken Follett
Biffen's Millions - P G Wodehouse
Rage of Angels - Sidney Sheldon
Fish Preferred - P G Wodehouse
Icon - Frederick Forsyth
The Girl in Blue - P G Wodehouse
The Diary of a Young Girl - Anne Frank
The Purloined Paperweight - P G Wodehouse
The God of Small Things - Arundhati Roy
Eggs, Bean and Crumpet - P G Wodehouse
Cocktail Time - P G Wodehouse
Sein Language - Seinfeld

2005

2008-05-04T08:56:00.000-04:00

The Alchemist - Paulo Coelho
Jane of the Chalet School - Elinor Brent-Dyer
The Little Nugget - P G Wodehouse
The Cat Nappers - P G Wodehouse
Bachelors Anonymous - P G Wodehouse
The Murder of Roger Ackroyd - Agatha Christie
To kill a mockingbird - Harper Lee
The plot that thickened - P G Wodehouse
Postern of Fate - Agatha Christie
The DaVinci Code - Dan Brown
Do butlers burgle banks - P G Wodehouse

2004

2008-05-04T08:49:00.000-04:00

Uneasy Money - P G Wodehouse
Five go to Demon's Rocks - Enid Blyton
Love Story - Erich Segal
The Complete Yes Minister - Anthony Jay and Jonathyn Lynn
A Place Called Freedom - Ken Follett
Psmith in the City - P G Wodehouse
The Scarlatti Inheritance - Robert Ludlum
Out of my mind - Richard Bach
Lush - Peter Benchley
Third Girl - Agatha Christie
The Hades Factor - Robert Ludlum

2003

2008-05-04T08:35:00.000-04:00

The Firm - John Grisham
The Rainmaker - John Grisham
The Runaway Jury - John Grisham
On Wings of Eagle - Ken Follett
The Talisman Ring - Georgette Heyer
The Second Lady - Irving Wallace
Piccadilly Jim - P G Wodehouse
Something New - P G Wodehouse
The Summons - John Grisham
Psmith Journalist - P G Wodehouse
The Godfather - Mario Puzo

2002

2008-05-04T08:31:00.000-04:00

The Fist of God - Frederick Forsyth
No comebacks - Frederick Forsyth
The Razo's Edge - Somerset Maugham
Air Frame - Michael Crichton
Mutation - Robin Cook
Wuthering Heights - Emily Bronte
Gone with the wind - Margaret Mitchell
The Sands of Time - Sidney Sheldon
The Key to Rebecca - Ken Follett

2001

2008-05-04T08:28:00.000-04:00

The Sittaford Mystery - Agatha Christie
Tell Me Your Dreams - Sidney Sheldon
Vector - Robin Cook
The Best Laid Plans - Sidney Sheldon
The Sky Is Falling - Sidney Sheldon
The Secret Ways - Alistair MacLean
The Fourth Protocol - Frederick Forsyth
The Other Side of Midnight - Sidney Sheldon
The Guns of Navarone - Alistair MacLean
Bear Island - Alistair MacLean
Memories of Midnight - Sidney Sheldon
Triple - Ken Follett
To cut a long story short - Jeffrey Archer

2000 and before...

2008-05-04T08:20:00.000-04:00

Order of books read not tracked....