Book History

Submitted by DeadlyM on Wed, 11/05/2003 - 09:42
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  1. Allingham, Margery: The White Cottage Mystery, 139 pages
  2. Austen, Jane: Pride and Prejudice, xx pages
  3. Barry, Dave: Big Trouble, xx pages
  4. Beamont, Matt: The Book, the Film, the T-shirt, 306 pages
  5. Brett, Simon: A Nice Class of Corpse, 221 pages
  6. Charles, Hampton: Miss Seeton, By Appointment, 13 pages
  7. Cross, Amanda: Poetic Justice, 169 pages
  8. Evanovich, Janet: One for the Money, 280 pages
  9. Evans, Lissa: Spencer's List, 330 pages
  10. Latimer, Jonathan: Murder in the Madhouse, xx pages
  11. MacLeod, Charlotte: The Resurrection Man, 246 pages
  12. Marchant, Catherine: The House of Men, 224 pages
  13. McShea, Susanna Hofmann: Hometown Heroes, 312 pages
  14. Nelson, Mike: Mike Nelson's Death Rat, xx pages
  15. Orenstein, Frank: A Vintage Year for Dying, 252 pages
  16. Rinehart, Mary Roberts: The Door, 288 pages
  17. Townsend, Sue: The Public Confessions of a Middle-Aged Woman, 355 pages
  18. Wentworth, Patricia: The Ivory Dagger, 222 pages
  19. Wood, Ted: Snowjob, 251 pages
Author Comments: 

Work in progress...

cmonster02/23/2004

Hey, what did you think of Big Trouble?

kbuxton03/03/2004

Not my list, but I'll answer anyhow ;) Big Trouble was about what you'd expect from a novel by Dave Barry. Very silly and entertaining but not exactly the deepest read ever.