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The Third Secret
The Third Secret
by Steve Berry
Entertaining (1/4/2006)
This book was one of those I coulodn't put down. I had no idea what it was about I just picked it up and read it. What a surprise at the character portray and storyline. I will look for more of Mr. Barry's books in the future.
The Innocent
The Innocent
by Harlan Coben
Exciting (5/29/2005)
I thought this book held your interest. I can't say it was excellent because I lost a little of the story line while reading this book. I have read a lot of Harlan Coben books and he does give his books twists and turns.
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