Books I've Read

A big story, full of cats and books and mysterious peoples doing mysterious stuff. And you gotta love a book that starts out with a Firesign Theatre quote!

I found this sequel a real page-turner. I always forget to check for a glossory, and there it is at the end!

Made my head hurt, all that biology! Very interesting story, reminded a little of Childhood's End by Clarke.

Teenage Peter travels to the "Lost World" of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle with a expedition to return Circus dinosaurs to their natural habitat.

Part of a trilogy based on the books by Isaac Asimov. Pretty good!

War Dogs #2. Master Sergeant Venn is back on Mars. For a while, then on to Titan!

Techno-thriller. FBI agents search for bio-terrorists.

Scientist searches for life extension, uncovers big plot. Pretty good. Explains all those hang up phone calls we get, too.

War Dogs #1. Intriguing story of space marines sent to battle alien invaders on Mars. At least, that is the story told by the alien "benefactors" on Earth...

A missing cat, a lonely girl, and stolen Christmas lights make Hamish Macbeth's holiday. .

Agatha is married to James, but the marriage is rocky. James girlfriend/psycho Melissa is murdered and James disappears.

Agatha is about to marry James next door, when her FIRST husband turns up...for a while.

Agatha moves to the country after retirement, enters a quiche in a local contest, and the judge dies!!! .

Agatha goes to Cyprus hoping to reconcile with James after their aborted marriage, but of course someone dies!

Agatha has her usual romantic ups-and-downs, including with a veternarian who hates cats and ends up dying.

Agatha and James inflitrate a walking club to get clues about one of its members that was murdered. Enjoyable.

Agatha goes to the seaside to forget her romantic problems, gets engaged, gets unengaged, finds a body, but not in that order.

Agatha goes to get her hair done, and of course someone dies!

A local cop turns up on a spit at a pig roast, if you can imagine it. Agatha Raisin is there, of course.

Hamish Macbeth investigates the death of guest at a house- party to introduce Priscilla's fiance, playwright Henry Sutherland.