Bill L

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Halo says

Hi Bill! Hope everything's ok :) I know you said you'd be off for a while- just wanted to check in with you.

posted 12 months ago. ( send a note )

We H says

Hi! I finally believe I have my ducks in a row!!! I'm about to close a deal for a new Broadway show! I want to thank my finance, Ashley, for preparing an amazing dinner for tonight's big meeting. Check out some of the recipes she's preparing http://bit.ly/gJzABr!

posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )

cris says

You are THE MAN!...Cool dude!

posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )

cris says

Hi Bill. You're looking a bit peaky. Some multi-vitimins might help and a trip to the dentist!

posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )

gunner says

Bill - gotta say that you got me with that one. Never read it but am going to check it out....tanks (not necessarily a typo)

posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )

SAKURA H says

Thanks so much Bill for the info.. I bought James Rollins- The Alter of Eden... Did u read that one????

posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )

SAKURA H says

Hello Bill, I noticed that u read James Patterson and Lee Child.. I was wondering what is the best Patterson and Chilld book to start with??? Who else do u read from the murder mystery genre??

posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )

Josh R says

No I have not, is there a specific novel I should start with. Does Rollins or any other authors you have read have any character series?

posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )

Monika R says

I've read all (as in one summer) of Goodkind's books. I've read T Huff and R Mcintosh. The Weis-Hickman books I started right after the first ones came out. I actually was a Dungeon Master for groups of Jr. High kids when D&D first came out. Still have all my manuals (1st ones) and dice. Thanks for the other names.

posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )

john b says

Hi:
I have published three books on Amazon Kindle, Smashwords, B&N, etc., and would be delighted if you would add one or more of these books to your TBR list. If you could also write a review, that would be super.

The titles and links for the books are as follows:
The Ghost Of A Flea - Murder in the Big Apple
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003WQBD96
Quarantine – A sci-fi thriller set in East Africa
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003ZSHNUO
The Watcher – An occult horror thriller set in New England
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0043GX1C6

Thank you for taking the time to consider my request.
Have a great day.
John Brinling, author

posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )

Keith says

Hi Bill,

Hope your Chirstmas was/is a good one.

Regards,
Keith

posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )

drnsacharya says

Had read Along came a spider a long time ago and liked it. Turns out now that there are so many with the guy.. time flies. So my holiday list just got itself new additions. Thanks..

posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )

drnsacharya says

Reading the Malazan series right now.. Hate it when I get hooked to decologies... Need to get out of the fantasy rut.. Suggestions for a 'normal' fiction, short preferably which would be pacy enough to wean me off are welcome.. Your shelf is interesting and I could do with some broadening of my vistas

posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )

Mimsy R says

Thanks Bill!
I agree about holding the books, I just don't get the same sense of satisfaction from the e-readers. Perhaps I too will eventually go over to the e-side, if only to save shelf space :)

posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )

cheekylaydee says

Hi FoD. I'm finding this sit a lot easier to navigate than the RR. There seem to be so many books on their database, even the really obscure ones! I'm rather excited! :D

posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )

Jipsie Pandora says

Oh I see, glad he managed to arrange it for you. Is nice to see you again :-D

posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )

gunner says

yep - I remember reading the Codex and at least of couple of the Pendergrast books.

posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )

gunner says

Bill: Absolutely agree - Dirk Pitt is a pale shadow of Reacher (maybe a better swimmer but that's about it). Like Patterson, I find that Cussler is running out of ideas or they are ghostwriting him. The last Cussler book I read was Flood Tide but not really sure - I think it was last of the Pitt series. I'm reading some classic action Sci-Fi right now. David Drake is a good bet - his Lt Leary books are reminiscent of the Flashman book of bygone years. I've just finished "With the Lightnings" and am about to start Lt Leary Commanding.

PS: I haven't finished populating my bookshelf as yet - I'm only up to the Ds - that's why, comparitively, it looks like I've read a lot of Cussler books.

posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )

Halo says

Ah well then, Bill. You know how odd those Surveillance folks get then... cooped up in a dark room with nothing but a zillion screens and a few other odd 'watchers' to keep you company!

The RR was certainly getting irritating. It was no longer pleasurable to visit- all I did was get angry and frustrated with all the spammers. No hopes of broadening your literary horizons over there, that's for sure- nope definitely in no danger of getting smarter hanging around there! Good to see you too! I think this will be fun here- looks like a great site here.

posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )

Amanda (jemgirl202) says

Yes and no. If you like the movies and you like to read I know for a fact you will love the books. The books are amazing. They do have a lot more detail to them and yes you do miss out on some of the plot. However the movies are extremely close to the books. But in cases like the Goblet of Fire the movie left out so much of the book and I found when I read the books the movies made even more sense.

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