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herald9:
I had a stock of the hardcopy till something happened to them - flood
The few I could save are safely in places I don't know . Till now I'm too lazy or too discouraged to start buying all over again when I still have textbooks to buy.

That's why I'm taking advantage of the ebooks.

Ok forgive me, MISS!

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SIRcumalot:
Yeah, I have read both sequel,
I think I enjoyed them both,
Though to be honest I can't recall the plot same goes for most of sidney sheldon books.
Check any torrent site you'll get them there.

Okay.

SIRcumalot:
Chances are you know this already but just in case
Their is a sequel to Master of the game called Mistress of the game by Tilly bagshawe.

Yes, I have heard of the sequel, but I have not read it.
Likewise, "If tomorrow comes" also has a sequel too- chasing tomorrow by the same author. I will get the sequels soon by God's grace.

Have you by chance read any of the two?
Are they interesting?


I wish there is a sequel to "Rage of angels too. I love that novel like it should not finish.

herald9:
Lol. I was exaggerating. I've only read it twice
That moment when you finish a novel and don't have anything else to read...
The novels I could say I've read a dozen times are Purple Hibiscus, Animal farm, Treasure island, the mayor of casterbridge, etc. Every read is always refreshing.

Yea, I have all his books but haven't read all. You know I need to take sometimes off my phone screen for my dear eyes.

Seems literature texts are competing with human population... Each new titles I come across makes me look like a beginner. Lol.

Btw are you not a 'Ma'

I tried to read "Mayor of casterbridge" during my secondary school days, but I did not enjoy it. I had to abandon it mid-way.

Lol@ "take sometimes off my phone screen"
I prefer reading in hard copies, so I buy most of the time and borrow once in a while (I buy based on recommendation). I am interested in building my personal library.
I have some in soft copies though. But reading e-books is still pending.
Same here o. We just have to keep up with the literary world.
As per that "ma" stuff, whatever! Jare.

herald9:
Good morning and happy Sunday.

Not all, but have gone far.

Can't really say which is my best cause one seem as good as another. If I'm to choose I'll go for his first novel, A TIME TO KILL cause have read it a dozen times.

How many have you read and which is your favourite.




(Been quite a long time too, hope your cool?)

Happy sunday to you too. Ma ke?

You listed his books, so I thought you have read all.

I have read eight of his books.
My best of his works are "The firm", followed by a "A time to kill"

A dozen times? Wow! . I have never re-read a novel, when I still have stockpiles that I've not read. If I am to ever do that, it will be my all time favourites; "Master of the game" and "Tell me your dream" by Sidney Sheldon, then "The firm". But I don't see myself doing that anytime soon.

herald9:
Have taken a break from the Grisham's... Now reading THE ROBOT OF DAWN by Isaac Asimov.

Long time.

Have you read all Grisham novels?
Which is your best Grisham novel?