Ranchhoddas:
I did not see a link to download the next one.I'll read it in the future though.

notbad, u can actually get the complete series through torrent search atlist that's how I got mine.

laikas:

all the way bro. bourne identity, ultimatum, supremacy. hmmm dat book even the movie was the bomb.

*goes off to download supremacy*

Jeffrey Archer Kane and Abel, shall we tell the president, the prodigals daughter.
john grisham the partener.

blazeahams:
African Night Entertainment

wow dat book, is it d one a man wnt 2 a forest of darkness, his son or wateva grew wild joined a gang of thives at lst killed his mother. am i right.

oostin:


If you love fantasy books you might also wish to read "The Wheel of Time" series by the late Robert Jordan. It's a lovely piece of work.

Really? In that case, I will definitely check it out. I love books concerned with the flow of time and time-travelling backwards. I like the mystery surrounding it. And also the arising questions.

"The evening star". By Larry mcmurty. Written as a
Sequel to "terms of endearment"

You read only one...you'll cry a lake

You read the two? You'll cry an ocean.

The guy try *wipes tears*

Kondomatic:
*goes off to download supremacy*

u've been missing out bro. it stood me up.

Kondomatic:
*goes off to download supremacy*

Or beta still, go watch/see d movies by matt damon... just saying

Son of hamas

Yellow yellow (Zilayefa)

Things Fall Apart



And



All Sidney Sheldon's works.

Ranchhoddas:
Very true.The day I decided to read 'No Orchids for Miss Blandish' after all the Hadley Chase hype, I was royally disappointed. I could not even finish it.

Lol. You are not far from the truth, bro. His works are overhyped.

He always begins his stories by attributing mouth-watering traits to the protagonist(s) and/or antagonist(s), yet it will turn out in the end that the superb descriptions doesn't fit accordingly or makes sense at all like he is wishing an imaginary being materializes from nowhere to come fill the void he left.

My heart wept profusely for the burden of having to endure monumentally nonsensical churnings.

1984 by George Orwell

Half of a yellow sun by Chimamanda Adichie.

Can't get enough of them.

Udeme288:

I'll appreciate that bro, thanks in advance. Lemme know when you do so. I'm on the thread

Sure.

Ligxy:

Chase books are best enjoyed by the little minds. Read Chase when you're between 9-12 years old. You'll be glued.

Hmmm

James Hardley Chase.. Dan Brown.. Sydney Sheldon.. . . The Winner by DAVID BALDACCI..

Ligxy:

Add John Grisham to that list and I'll follow you anywhere.
I love all James Hadley Chase too

You're very correct. I've read most of John Grisham's novels and Hadley Chases. In fact, I started reading Detective tales by starting with James Hadley Chase novels.

The Stranger by Albert Camus

There are loads of them,you think you ve read the best until u find another one dah is more outstanding than the former.i am a huge fan of Nora Roberts and Francine Rivers. Sandra brown is good too.
lord there are just too plenty. ..Redeeming love by Francine Rivers tops the list tho

Drefan2:

The Vulture Is A Patient Bird is one of the worst book I have ever read.

The vulture is a patient bird was one of the best I read from James

I dont know why u guys like hyping mr john grisham but to be candid his books are really wack,i cant believe that i. Read the firm and rainmaker after much hyping and couldnt find the sense in it.smh

for me it is hard to say
all Dan brown books
Absolute power
last man standing
total control
stone cold
split seconds all by david baldacci badass author
lee child's jack reacher series
sandstorm, judas strain, map of bones, amazonia, black order all by James Rollins ( if you have not read this, u are missing)

Things fall apart.
Da Vinci code.
Americanah.

Robert Ludlum... Bourne Identity.

James Hardley Chase... The Way The Cookies Crumble

Angels and demons Caught off guard

Alex Cross series and the women's murder club series...all from James Patterson.

I think is WHY ASK WHY by John Manson

chiwetel:
There are loads of them,you think you ve read the best until u find another one dah is more outstanding than the former.i am a huge fan of Nora Roberts and Francine Rivers. Sandra brown is good too.
lord there are just too plenty. ..Redeeming love by Francine Rivers tops the list tho

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

OGBOJU ODE NINU IGBO IRUNMALE

[quote author=youngaz post=45962904]hmmmmm talking about deception point i dnt really like it dat much.....infact ave nt even gotten to chapter 8 talkless of finishing it..maybe itz because i dnt fancy science like dat ..........i luv dose ones about Illuminati brotherhood,freemason,vatican,rome,churches,codes nd all u know??[/quote
Then you must love Dan Brown...

All the works of James Hadley Chase! They're master blasts any day!

Drefan2:

The Vulture Is A Patient Bird is one of the worst book I have ever read.

Are u serious?That book is classic,filled with so much suspence. Pls try and read it very well.