enellcy:
yeah.... Very interesting novel, i love them both, they got scam techniques lol, at a point i felt for dat sadist that was trying to catch them..... Sidney Sheldon is good joor....i av read almost all his novels, Abt to read "sands of time" again.....

Hahaha..

Daniel Cooper, you mean..

A heavy sadist. The death of his mother hunted him through that book..

Their scam tricks were unimaginable..the chess game..and all others..haha..

Ikonz:
Anything written by James Hardley Chase

Yes oo....I concur

ambient:

Plz do you have reedeming love in pdf been looking for it in hard cover

am sorry I don't. Keep searching in bookstores,renowned ones u will find.

Animal farm

Talking of timeless works:

The Great Expectations - Charles Dickens

A Tale of Two Cities -Charles Dickens

Oliver Twist - Charles Dickens

Things Fall Apart - Chinua Achebe

The Carpetbaggers - Harold Robbins

The Stillborn - Zainab Alkali

The Bottled Leopard - Chukwuemeka Ike

Omenuko - Pita Nwana

No Orchid For Miss Blandish - James Hardley Chase

The Beautyful Ones Are Not Yet Born - Ayi Kwei Amah

Weep Not Child - James Ngugi wa Thiongo

Fools Die - Mario Puzo

The Day Of The Jackal - Frederick Forsythe

Les Miserables - Victor Hugo

King Solomon's Mines - Sir Ryder Haggard

Treasure Island - Robert Louis Stevenson

I cannot say with strut that these are my favourite novels but what I can say is: they sure did make a strong impression on me.


•'Ill Winds' by Olagoke Olalekan: Every letter in this book is a MAGNUM OPUS.
At some point, I always had this book on me wherever I went like a Vade Mecum.
It's so well-thumbed that I can recount the words on its first two pages verbatim.

•'The Last Tsar: Life and death of Nicholas II' by Edvard Radvinsky.

•'Purple Hibiscus' by Chimamanda Adichie: Every flipping word in this book is also piece dè resistance!.

•'Things Fall Apart' by Chinua Achebe: Even TDE's Kendrick Lamar made allusions to this beautiful piece in 'King Kunta'.

•'Da Vinci Code' by Dan Brown: I have read all of Brown's novels and this one in particular stuck out like a sore thumb, in a positive way.

•'The Appeal' by John Grisham'.

•'1984' by George Orwell.


Other notable mentions: Fifty Shades Of Grey, Fifty Shades Of Darker, Animal Farm, Oliver Twist, Anastasia: The Last Grand Duchess.

o434:
KANE AND ABEL by Jeffery Archer
NOTHING LASTS FOREVER , SKY IS FALLING, SANDS OF TIME, THE DOOMSDAY CONSPIRACY and others by Lord Jeffery Archer
GOD FATHER by Mario Puzo
THE CRADLE WILL FALL by Mary Higgins Clark
THIS WAY FOR A SHROUD by James Hadley Chase
MESSAGE FROM NAM and JOURNEY by Danielle Steel
ANIMAL FARM by George Orwell

Uh those books were written by Patriarch Sidney Sheldon not Archer. Thanks.

TheNature:
I read Mario puzo,sydney sheldon,jeffrey archer,frederick foresight.james hardly chase.

read Robert Ludlum books. The original ones o, not the ones written by other authors under Ludlum's name

Want to stay alive? I love that novel like mab.

legacy4real:
Continue...

Hi legacy4real, how do i send you a private text.
It's really important.
Thanks.
#actuallymyfirst#

zeal22:
Matarese circle
Mataerse countdown
Bourne identity
Prometheus deception
Sigma protocol

All sound familiar

thugthang:
Have you read the TESTAMENT by same John Grisham?

NOPE..is it interesting.Have you read A Time to kill

The murder at the vicarage
They do it with mirrors
4 50 Paddington
Harry potter series
The murder of Roger Ackroyd
The Concubine
An African Night Entertainment
The slave boy

AyamConfidence:
thanks bro..I actually prefer crime series but I think I'll like that series you talked about earlier... Thanks

wherrav you been?

For those who wanted a link to download the sword of truth series, here it is. It's epub though
http://www.cestchouetteinc.com/goodkind/

All in a circle

Redeeming love by Francine river.....chocolate and sushi by itunu aka glowingscenes.

CaroLyner:
wherrav you been?

where have I been?? Or where have you been? C'mon its been like what? A year? Cos I feel its that long...how are you na

Shutter island...d mystery raped my mind 2 d last word

Wow what a tread am actually looking forward to a post like this have jot down some interesting books i will buy

aprokomania:
Sidney Sheldon
master of the game
best novel ever written by a living mortal

You can say that again! It's my best ever too.

Babe2sure:

You can say that again! It's my best ever too.

did you read d sequel Mistress of the Game by Tilly Bagshawe

Babe2sure:

You can say that again! It's my best ever too.

did you read d sequel Mistress of the Game by Tilly Bagshawe??

Drefan2:


I happen to read one of James Hardley Chase's books and I was anything but terribly disappointed. Boredom almost nagged me to death. After all the tiresome sermons preaching his hype, there was nothing to make valid the praises.

Hardley Chase wasn't overhyped. Far from it.
Believe me, he was a pen master. Some of his novels are masterpieces. Even though it's been long I read them, he's still got my heart. Don't mind people saying, "all Hardley Chase novels" he wrote some one hundred and four books and it's not possible for all to be interesting. You read only one and that is not enough to make conclusive statement about them.
Let me recommend some of the very interesting ones for you:
- My laugh comes last
- Hit and run
- There is always a price tag
- What's better than money?
- Tiger by the tail
- Well now my pretty
- The wary transgressor
- One bright summer morning
- You are dead without money
- i'll bury my dead. Etc
Try and read them, you won't be sorry. You will see that he wasn't praised for nothing.

aprokomania:

did you read d sequel Mistress of the Game by Tilly Bagshawe??

I have heard about it, but I have not read it. If tomorrow comes also has a sequel, Chasing tomorrow. I will read both sequels later.

J.K Rowlings Harry Potter series. I have read a lot of books but the series still remains my best pick so far. Read the series all over again times without number. #TeamJ.KRowlings

Babe2sure:


Hardley Chase wasn't overhyped. Far from it.
Believe me, he was a pen master. Some of his novels are masterpieces. Even though it's been long I read them, he's still got my heart. Don't mind people saying, "all Hardley Chase novels" he wrote some one hundred and four books and it's not possible for all to be interesting. You read only one and that is not enough to make conclusive statement about them.
Let me recommend some of the very interesting ones for you:
- My laugh comes last
- Hit and run
- There is always a price tag
- What's better than money?
- Tiger by the tail
- Well now my pretty
- The wary transgressor
- One bright summer morning
- You are dead without money
- i'll bury my dead. Etc
Try and read them, you won't be sorry. You will see that he wasn't praised for nothing.

You are right. An author's proficiency shouldn't be judged by one work, but that one work can give a discerning mind a little insight into his unique skill, and it promises to an extent, what's to come next. Although this norm is not always consistent. You never know.

I will try the books you suggested, anyway. Maybe after reading them my perception of him might change.
Thank you.

Okay guys. Just as I pledged, below are the links to the Sword of Truth ebooks. All in epub format. Book 1 - book 4. Couldn't upload all. I will repeat this exercise until I get to the last. I trust you will find the ride interesting.

Book One - Wizard's First Rule
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Book Two - Stone Of Tears
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Book Three - Blood Of The Fold
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Book Foul - Temple Of The Winds
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Nameo

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Drefan2:

You are right. An author's proficiency shouldn't be judged by one work, but that one work can give a discerning mind a little insight into his unique skill, and it promises to an extent, what's to come next. Although this norm is not always consistent. You never know.

I will try the books you suggested, anyway. Maybe after reading them my perception of him might change.
Thank you.

You are welcome.

Drefan2:
Okay guys. Just as I pledged, below are the links to the Sword of Truth ebooks. All in epub format. Book 1 - book 4. Couldn't upload all. I will repeat this exercise until I get to the last. I trust you will find the ride interesting.

Book One - Wizard's First Rule
https://www.datafilehost.com/d/b4d8bba1

Book Two - Stone Of Tears
https://www.datafilehost.com/d/74550303

Book Three - Blood Of The Fold
https://www.datafilehost.com/d/aa459f7e

Book Foul - Temple Of The Winds
https://www.datafilehost.com/d/63f67df6

Cc:
Ayamconfidence

Udeme288

Nkemjika913

Bishops10

antispexish

Nameo

Oluwabuqqyyolo

Thanks Boss.....keep me updated

Drefan2:
Okay guys. Just as I pledged, below are the links to the Sword of Truth ebooks. All in epub format. Book 1 - book 4. Couldn't upload all. I will repeat this exercise until I get to the last. I trust you will find the ride interesting.

Book One - Wizard's First Rule
https://www.datafilehost.com/d/b4d8bba1

Book Two - Stone Of Tears
https://www.datafilehost.com/d/74550303

Book Three - Blood Of The Fold
https://www.datafilehost.com/d/aa459f7e

Book Foul - Temple Of The Winds
https://www.datafilehost.com/d/63f67df6

Cc:
Ayamconfidence

Udeme288

Nkemjika913

Bishops10

antispexish

Nameo

Oluwabuqqyyolo

thanks a lot bro

Drefan2:
Okay guys. Just as I pledged, below are the links to the Sword of Truth ebooks. All in epub format. Book 1 - book 4. Couldn't upload all. I will repeat this exercise until I get to the last. I trust you will find the ride interesting.

Book One - Wizard's First Rule
https://www.datafilehost.com/d/b4d8bba1

Book Two - Stone Of Tears
https://www.datafilehost.com/d/74550303

Book Three - Blood Of The Fold
https://www.datafilehost.com/d/aa459f7e

Book Foul - Temple Of The Winds
https://www.datafilehost.com/d/63f67df6

Cc:
Ayamconfidence

Udeme288

Nkemjika913

Bishops10

antispexish

Nameo

Oluwabuqqyyolo

Thank you very much....