There are so many!...what comes to mind now is The Black Jewels Series by Bishope Anne...but i must cut cap for Francine Rivers' Mark of the Lion Series...the world of books-my second home

Numerous indeed.Let me take them by Series.
PACESETTERS, The Hopeful Lovers,On the Road by KALU OKPI.
AFRICAN WRITER SERIES,Weep not Child by Ngugi wa Thiong'o because it was a classic.
Flowers and Shadows by Ben Okri
Measuring Time by Helon Habila
Soyinka's The Trials of Brother Jero
Robert Ludlum's The Moor's Last Sigh
The Client,The Broker.

[color=#990000][/color]Mine's ''HARRY POTTER"....by "J.K. ROWLINGS". Tis the best. ;DMine's ''HARRY POTTER"....by "J.K. ROWLINGS". Tis the best.

I have not come across any better triller than Sidney Sheldon's BLoodline and , infact Mario Puzo's collectionS.

The other side of midnight - Sidney Sheldon
Master of the game - Sidney Sheldon
Prince of Tides
Dolores Claiborne - Stephen King
Twilight
Rage of Angels - Sidney Sheldon
Valley of Dolls - Jacqueline Susanne

Master of the game-sydney sheldon

Orikinla: Resurrection by Tolstoy.

Anyone who loves Tolstoy has an interesting mind!!! kudos jare

Mine is "Evergreen" by Belva Plain. The book blew my mind away!

It's actualy very hard to tell among;
Master of the game
Doomsday Conspiracy
Bloodline
Sands of time
Rage of angels
Windmills of the Gods-Sheldon

Parsifal Mosaic
Lazarus Vendetta-Ludlum

Eleventh Commandment
Kane and Abel
Prisoner of birth-Archer

Client
Partner
Testament-Grisham

Point of Impact-Stephen Hunter

Zanzara-Michela Morgan

Random Winds-Belva Plain

Day of the Jackal-Fred Forsythe

There are loads of others; Steele, Dan brown, Dav Baldacci, dale brown, tom clancy, Patterson, v.c Andrews, j.t Edson, Louis L'amour, chase, Nick carter, john creasy,Charles dickens,Mark Twain Agatha christie, Robbins...e.t.c..

I also saw some good authors in previous posts; orwell, Hayley,Clavell, Puzo, Bronte...Kudos to d posters..

::Andrew:::
Am surprise people have time to read novels.

Dude it's a good habit..u shud indulge too..ur English is suffering.

franco4christ: the day after tomorrow was written by robert ludlum ad not alan folston

you are wrong it's Alan Folsom cross check again

Honour among thieves - Jeffrey archer

Skinner's festival - quintine Jardine

Angel of death - Nnandi dlovu

All of Dan Brown's and Sidney Sheidon's novels

Arabian nights

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New Year's Day by Nina Ndubuisii - Maybe because I am biased, but so far its had excellent reviews and great feedback from the critics, its also being produced into a Blockbuster movie by Ruke Amata...

"Unknown to Nicholas his wife of eleven years has been having an affair with their Pastor who also happens to be his cousin although his wife is unaware of their ‘blood ties’ On New Year’s Day after accidentally knocking over his wife’s handbag, Nicholas finds ‘a note’ that sets off a chain of events. Secrets, sex, betrayal and revelations abound in this hot and erotic story".

On sale all over Nigeria and Ghana and on line for the rest of the world.
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sparkling Emerald by Roni T. Davies

I'm suprised no one mentioned any novel by James Hadley Chase...the BEST thriller writer...

I dont even know which of his novel is my favorite...

Knock Knock - Whos there?
The vulture is a patient bird.
Things men do.
I'd rather stay poor.
Eve.
The executioner.
The fast buck.
Well now my pretty.
Coffin from Hong Kong.
Make the dead walk.

Etc etc etc etc etc etc..

Gosh! There are so so many of them...

The Fountainhead - Ayn Rand

I also love: master of the game (Sheldon), Sins (Judith Gould), These latter days (Laura Kalpakian, Kane and Abel/The prodigal daughter (Archer and Madame Bovary (Gustav Flaubert)

I have read quite a lot of interesting novels, but Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe remains peerless. George Orwell's Animal Farm also stands out.

I am surprised nobody mentioned, things fall apart by chinua achebe. I have read a lot of book, but in that book, you discover the beauty of talent

So many of them.
All James A. Michnener books
Roots by Alex Harley
From here to Eternity by James Jones
Mortal Friends by james Carroll
Lonesome Dove by Larry McMurtry
Julian by Gore Vidal.
These are the few I can recall now.

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[quote author=in_sure]Angels & Demons.
Amen 2 dat. Angels and demons 4 sure is my best so far

In d garden series by Nora Robert

I'm a huge fan of nigerian literature....I guess I'm a bit biased towards the female writers and recently go for the modern looking ones..(in case you don't know, i like to judge a book by its cover and so the more pretty and put-together it looks, the more likely I am to read it)...My favourite book, however is "I do not come to you by chance" by Adaobi tricia Nwaubani...It had me on the floor....#good read
The Secret lives of Baba Segi's wives also had a good concept..
I got half of a yellow sun (Chimamanda Adichie) for my birthday...not bad, not bad..but don't understand her need to sexualise most of the book...

I had a phase a few years back where i was 'disproving Achebe"- Yep! I was on a mission to understand why his and his alone, was the only book to be read the world over and given tons of recommendations in literature and the like....so I read as many authors as I could before reading "things fall apart"-and ate my words....That book is a good write..it put me to shame..the way he describes everything is so vivid and detailed...
I also liked:
Buchi Emecheta's books...the whole lot! and
Sefi Atta..
Recently I have discovered Jude Dibia and love his 'Unbridled'..
I also love Elechi Amadi's "The concubine" and I have managed to read about ten pacesetters...
in the western world,however anything by John Grisham...Sidney Sheldon's 'master of the game' is one of my favourites as well...

All i see is foreign books;may be i should incolcate the habit of reading more foreign...currently, my best novel is God father by mario puzo, and Anthills of the savanah by Chinua Achebe.Plsss i need books to read, can't find what i want in Bonny island.

Evan Hunter-Criminal Conversation
Pat Conroy- The prince of tides
Fielding- Bridget Jones' diary

All seriously interesting!

cutie999: The other woman - irving wallace

I think its title is The Second Lady.

I am still reading it...



it's very revealing...

john grisham's the firm.

Monkey wrench by Nancy martins, Twisted by John Glatt, class crush by Kate kenyon, Two o'clock eastern wartime by John Dunning. All interesting!

Hi pls does anyone have or know how I can get either of these books

The Fading Realm
Stories of the Realm

Both by Phil Alcock

Pls kindly email me at degbads@yahoo.com
Thanks

Dospix:
All i see is foreign books;may be i should incolcate the habit of reading more foreign...currently, my best novel is God father by mario puzo, and Anthills of the savanah by Chinua Achebe.Plsss i need books to read, can't find what i want in Bonny island.

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RiffRaff:


d book u are Referin 2 is"THE DAY AFTER TOMMOROW" By Alan Folsom. BLOODY gud Book. Read it a few years ago. Funny nobody has mentiond it on Nairaland b4 now.. Av bin waitin 4 dis day.

hey...do you mind sending this book to me? Epub or pdf? I cannot seem to find it online.

The Godfather... Mario puzo
Treasure island
Percy Jackson and the Olympians