Peggy
FRESH DISASTERS by Stuart Woods

Bobbe Banks Salkowitz
THE DOUBLE BIND by Chris Bohjalian

Jan Kanowitz
ANGEL'S REST was a very interesting book and I just kept wanting to find out what was going to happen next, and who really killed the young boy's father. The answer was shocking.

Ray Palen
SUFFER THE LITTLE CHILDREN by Donna Leon

Audrey Larson
TO THE NINES by Janet Evanovich

Allison Bernstein
IN AN INSTANT by Lee and Bob Woodruff. What a fantastic book!! It's a great love story, biography, and history lesson, told from both sides of their tragedy.

Linda Nash
NINETEEN MINUTES by Jodi Picoult

Natasha
SOPHIE'S WORLD by Jostein Gaardner

Audri Carr
The Woods

Nikki O'Brien
Water for Elephants

jhpeterson
BETWEEN TWO WORKDS: ESCAPE FROM TYRANNY: GROWING UP IN THE SHADOW OF SADDAM by Zainab Salbi and Laurie Becklund



This is my second reading, I love it. The author is a beautiful writer and beautiful person. I learned a lot about Iraq from this book.

Russell Howen
BECAUSE THEY HATE by Brigitte Gabriel

Sylvie Nickel
THE GREEN MILL MURDER by Kerry Greenwood

Gin
The Book Thief

Melodie
ALL MORTAL FLESH by Julia Spencer-Fleming

Dianne
KILL ME by Stephen White.
Thank you for the review! This is my new 'author to catch up on.'

Linda M. Johnson
THE TIME TRAVELER'S WIFE kept me up until 4 a.m. two mornings in a row.

Linda M. Johnson
THE TIME TRAVELER'S WIFE kept me up until 4 a.m. two mornings in a row.

Sharon Spinharney
THE WOODS by Harlan Coben

Louise Pledge
James Patterson's ROSES ARE RED

Ruth
WHAT THE DEAD KNOW by Laura Lippman

Dodalodle
THE DEAD ROOM by Heather Graham

Peggy
NINETEEN MINUTES by Jodi Picoult

Diana Thomas
WHEN HE WAS WICKED by Julia Quinn. I was up till 4 am, I read it from start to finish.

Lynn Hackenberg
THE HEART-SHAPED BOX by Joe Hill

Wanda Gobbell
The Da Vinci Code

Anne K
THE BOOK THIEF by Markus Zusak

Anne K
THE GLASS CASTLE by Jeannette Walls

Andie Johnson
I started reading THE OTHER BOLEYN GIRL by Philippa Gregory in the mid-afternoon, and was up past 3 a.m. finishing it. I have found all of Ms. Gregory's books on the Boleyn sisters to be this way. They grab you, and before you know it, your so far gone you can't let go!

Helen
SHIVER
A great "who done it and why" book

Rosemary Harris
What the Dead Know

Linda
A Thousand Splendid Suns

Patty Blackwell
CROSS by James Patterson

Kirsten Crippen
THE FIRST PRINCESS OF WALES by Karen Harper

Kathy Chiocca
Three Cups of Tea

Sandy Greathouse
THE MEMORY KEEPER'S DAUGHTER kept me up until the wee hours of the morning, Great book!

Charlotte Zimmerman
DON'T SCREAM by Wendy Corsi Staub!!

Jill
Forever Odd

Tanya Brown
WATER FOR ELEPHANTS by Sara Gruen

What can I say? It's just a good book.

Lori S.
THE TOWN THAT FORGOT HOW TO BREATHE by Kenneth J. Harvey

Jean
The Madonnas of Leningrad

Virginia
LORD OF THE NILE by Constance O' Banyon

Olivia
THE ROAD by Cormac McCarthy

Suzanne in Ohio
FAMILY TREE by Barbara Delinsky

Krishna
INNOCENT IN DEATH (the 24th book in the Eve Dallas Series) by J. D. Robb

Lindy
Any book that I came within a 100 pages of finishing. Two nights ago, I finished James Patterson's THE 6TH TARGET, tonight I will finish Carol Higgins Clark's LACED before 1 am.

Sharon Cerasoli
THE WRONG MAN by John Katzenbach

Peggy Carlin
TRIPWIRE by Lee Child --- one of the earliest of the Jack Reacher books. I read till 3 am, and then woke up an hour early and started reading again before I got out of bed.

Coral Harrison
NINETEEN MINUTES by Jodi Picoult

Katie Dean
THE LONG WALK TO FREEDOM by Nelson Mandela

Michelle Miller
THE NIGHT LISTENER by Armistead Maupin

Marjorie L. Carmony
OBSESSION by Karen Robards. I lost a lot of sleep getting to the end of this one. My, oh my!!!!!

Elizabeth Padgett
The Kite Runner

Reeca Elliott
THE INNOCENT TRAITOR by Allison Weir

Lisa
Peter Spiegelman's RED CAT. It's his third book in an excellent mystery series featuring NYC P.I. John March.

Linda M. Williams
THE QUICKIE by James Patterson and Michael Ledwidge

Sue L
THE 6TH TARGET by James Patterson

Brenda Moak
Every night, I read longer than I had planned. Even if I go to bed earlier than my regular time, I find myself reading until my eyes cross and I can't remember the last paragraph. My current book is THE DOUBLE BIND.

Roy Klaskin
The Alexandria Link

Ann Rumsey
Joe Hill's HEART-SHAPED BOX had me on the edge of my seat and unable to put it down.

Sharon Rainey
The Wrong Hostage

Marsha Creter
Water for Elephants

Laurie Weatherlow
ONE FOR THE MONEY by Janet Evanovich
10pm to 4am... I had to finish!

Julia L. Rule
ALL TOGETHER DEAD by Charlaine Harris

Pattie Berryhill
The Blade Itself

Bonnie Cooper
STEALING THE DRAGON by Tim Maleeny

Barbara Jetters
Simple Genius

Lea Watts
THE WOODS by Harlan Coben

Debbie
The Da Vinci Code

Robin Coker
STEP ON A CRACK by James Patterson and Michael Ledwidge

Josie
WHAT I LOVED by Siri Hustvedt

Barbara
Nineteen Minutes

michelle stein
INNOCENT IN DEATH by J.D. Robb

Sharon Prue
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE BRIDGE by Mary Lawson

Nana
The three books in Nora Roberts's In the Garden Trilogy --- they were exciting reads, I didn't want them to end.

Carol Arsenault
BLOOD AND MEMORY by Fiona McIntosh

Leah
The Glass Books of the Dream Eaters

Mary Angela Young
BACK ON BLOSSOM STREET by Debbie Macomber

Dianne Hall
Hmmm... probably GILEAD or COLD SASSY TREE.

Janice
MY SISTER'S KEEPER by Jodi Picoult

Ann Bowen
THE GYPSY MADONNA by Santa Montefiore

Lori Barnes
The Pirate and the Pagan

Bernice Spier
Whatever was the last one I was reading.

Peggy Probus
THE FIFTH VIAL by Michael Palmer

Gloria Buchanan
STALEMATE by Iris Johansen, couldn't put it down.

Suzanne Wyse
THE SHADOW OF THE WIND by Carlos Ruiz Zafón

Joan G.
The book that kept me reading longer than planned was SWIMMING LESSONS by Mary Alice Monroe. A great sequel to THE BEACH HOUSE. I loved the storyline and the characters.

Julia
Water for Elephants

Anna Robinson
ECHOES OF THE DANCE by Marcia Willet. She is a British author who isn't well known in the US. Her work is right up there with Rosamunde Pilcher and Maeve Binchy.

Lee
Lol! It's sad to say, but I read the last Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants book til 2 am. But, I did read it in one night.

Kay Weiser
Jodi Picoult's latest, NINETEEN MINNUTES

David McManis
SIMPLE GENIUS by David Baldacci

Lelia
Hands down, it has to be: Sara Gruen's book, WATER FOR ELEPHANTS

Kathryn Andrews
BURNING BRIGHT

Actually, most books!

Linda
PIECE OF CAKE by Cupcake Brown

Kate Young
Love in the Time of Cholera

Marla Massey
THE CASTRO GENE by by Todd Buchholz --- what a thriller that was!

Gina Mitchner
Snow Flower and the Secret Fan

Maureen
THE KNITTING CIRCLE by Anne Hood. A heart-wrenching page turner!

Dorothy Flood
The Fifth Vial

Dorothy Flood
The Fifth Vial

Carey Nixon
The Mercy Seller

Doreen Rutledge
Simple Genius

Rosalie Sambuco
I stayed up until 3:15 AM reading Greg Iles's book, TURNING ANGEL. It was worth the lost sleep!

Kim
The Devil in the White City

Brenda Tucker
Q IS FOR QUARRY by Sue Grafton kept me reading late into the night.

Sandra Lee Smith
The Time Traveler's Wife

Gloria Golden
ABSOLUTE FEAR by Lisa Jackson

Joyce
HIDE by Lisa Gardner

Nana Greller
BODY OF LIES by David Ignatius --- This is exciting, fast-paced, great writing, and has a lively cast of characters. It's an illuminating look into the world of espionage, with a surprise ending.

Joanne Morris
WILDFIRE by Nelson DeMille

Juanita
THE ART OF MENDING by Elizabeth Berg

Heather
My Sister's Keeper

Shannon Benna
THE GLASS CASTLE by Jeannette Walls

Renee
CATALOGUE OF DEATH by Jo Dereske

Lynn
A MILLION LITTLE PIECES by James Frey

Anthony Romano
DADDY'S GIRL by Lisa Scottoline

Karin
Kate Elliot's Crown of Stars seres. I am on the 4th book of a 7-volume series. I cannot put the books down.

Diane
Nelson DeMille's WILD FIRE

Karla B Sanders
Carter Beats the Devil

Patti D.
THE COLLECTORS by David Baldacci

Barbara Friedman
NO WAY BACK by Michael Crow

Mwhite
HEADLONG by Michael Frayn

BookGenius
DEBT OF HONOR by Tom Clancy. The book was 900 pages long, and I usually swallow up at least 50 pages a day. Instead it proved to be quite tough and took me an extra week or so.

Jane Ann Railey-Clear
Daniel Steel's new one, SISTERS. I came home from library with it, sat down, and was caught up right away. I even started crying not too far into it. The next thing I knew, it was 4 am, so I put it down to finish with morning coffee.

Heather Klepitsch
THE MEMORY KEEPER'S DAUGHTER by Kim Edwards

S Stastny
BLUE ZONE by Andrew Gross

Debbie D.
The Templar Legacy

Trez
NINETEEN MINUTES by Jodi Picoult

D A Reavis
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn

Elaine
THE GLASS CASTLE by Jeannette Walls. We were on a houseboat trip on Lake Powell, Utah. My days were spent enjoying the fabulous landscape and the evenings reading. Couldn't put this book down!

Kathy Vieira
I would have to say THE LOST MOTHER by Mary McGarry Morris. This is a sad story of a family during the Depression. Although threatening to turn into a V.C. Andrews-like novel, it redeems itself with the strong bond between the father and children.

Lynn
Most ALL I read keeps me up longer than I planned!

C Lane
THE OBSESSION by Karen Robards

Ramona Pierce
THE INVENTION OF HUGO CABRET by Brian Selznick

Elaine Gutenstein
I just finished THE GLASS CASTLE and could not put it down. If you think you have it hard or are looking for inspiration in a shameless new voice, than read this autobiography from a girl who lived most of her life on the way outside, trying to get on the inside. A truly inspiring story for anyone who still believes that anything can happen in America if you want it badly enough. Read it! You won't be disappointed!

Toni
MOCKINGBIRD, thebio of Harper Lee

Bob Wigdor
SHADOW MAN by Cody McFadyen and THE WOODS by Harlan Coben

Jackie
The Thirteenth Tale

Bobbe Banks Salkowitz
DOUBLE BIND by Chris Bohjalian

The narrative pace of the story and planting little suspicions along the way made this book a definite what happens that kept me reading way into the night.

Sandy Greathouse
THE TRUE STORY OF HANSEL AND GRETEL by Louise Murphy

Betty J. Johnson
EISTEIN by Walter Isaacson

Teri
Water for Elephants

Barb W
Nearly every book I read :-) But most recently, it would be TALLGRASS, by Sandra Dallas.

Lu
The Wedding Officer

Julie Siemek
EASY PREY by John Stanford

Natasha
SO MANY BOOKS, SO LITTLE TIME by Sara Nelson

Carol Rosenberg
UNKNOWN TERRORIST by Richard Flanagan

Jeanie
COME BACK by Mia and Claire Fontaine

Freda
WILD FIRE by Nelson DeMille

Marlene Nese
The Chrysalis

Gale Schexnayder Moch
Harlan Coben's THE WOODS

Liza
WATER FOR ELEPHANTS by Sara Gruen

sjones
THE WOODS by Harlan Coben

Janet Glover
David Baldacci's SIMPLE GENIUS

Michael Kellar
HARD RAIN by Barry Eisler

Wendy Catalano
SLIVER OF TRUTH by Lisa Unger

Kate Douglas
Robin Carr's SHELTER MOUNTAIN. I started reading it on the plane home from Hawaii last week, got home totally exhausted around midnight, and ended up reading until 3 a.m. I didn't finish it, but was too sleepy to go on! It's a wonderful story, the second in her Virgin River series, and I would recommend it to anyone who loves a truly warm, emotional, sexy, wonderful contemporary romance.

Lela Fox
SISTERS by Danielle Steel --- it is a book good from the first word! I wake up at odd hours and read a little more before going back to sleep!

Phoenix
FORTRESS OF ICE by C. J. Cherryh

Marlene Rosen
THE HAPPIEST MAN IN THE WORLD, by Alec Wilkinson...the old adage applies, truth is stranger than fiction.

Sandra Sizemore
Robert Goddard's NUMBER THE DAYS and Harlen Coben's THE WOODS.

Maggie Villeneuve
PRIDE AND PREJUDICE by Jane Austen

Tina Ann Forkner
WISHING ON DANDELIONS by Mary E. DeMuth

Libby Kessman
FALSE SELF, a biography of Masud Khan, a Pakistani psychoanalyst.

Mary Marquardt
THE WOODS by Harlan Coben

Jane Haase
NINETEEN MINUTES by Jodi Picoult. Every one of her books (because they are so very readable) have brought out the night owl in me.

Lee
IN THE COMPANY OF THE COURTESAN by Sarah Dunant

Cathy Doyle
THE BLACK ORDER by James Rollins

Mia
THE THIRTEENTH TALE by Diane Setterfield

Mary
NINETEEN MINUTES by Jodi Picoult

Betsy Woodruff
Paul Robertson's first book, THE HEIR. Great book!

Lynne Perednia
THUMBPRINT by Friederich Glauser, a 1930s German mystery that is as good, if not better, in the psychological detecting as anything modern.

Nancy Fein
THE DEVIL'S TEARDROP by Jeffery Deavers

Marie
EAT, PRAY, LOVE by Elizabeth Gilbert

Annie
GIRLS OF TENDER AGE: A Memoir by Mary-Ann Tirone Smith

Annika
THE WOODS by Harlan Coben

Loretta Sanford
NINETEEN MINUTES by Jodi Picoult --- weird, but I started reading it the day of the Viginia Tech shootings, at work, and my principal came in and said that there had been another shooting.

Cynde Suite
FOREVER ODD by Dean Koontz kept me up til 4:30 am! I had listened to ODD THOMAS and grew to love the characters, I couldn't get the tape so I started the book and the action just sucked me in like a vortex down the drain.

Donna
BAD LUCK AND TROUBLE by Lee Child

Betty Hamilton
The Knitting Circle

Rosemary
Most every book I read.

Katherine Stephens
THE WILDE WOMEN by Paula Wall

It was fantastic.

Rita Carter
RIDING THE BUS WITH MY SISTER kept me up reading. One of the best I've read in a while.

Sue
Snow Falling on Cedars

Patti
The Double Bind. Oy!

Gail Degroot
ON BEAUTY by Zadie Smith

Tina Hathcock
The Kite Runner

Stephanie Wilson
THE DOUBLE BINDand THE THIRTEENTH TALE

Richard Bartels
THE TRUE STORY OF HANSEL & GRETEL by Louise Murphy

Jennifer Holder
CAN'T WAIT TO GET TO HEAVEN by Fannie Flagg

Nikki
Water for Elephants

Crystal F
THE WOODS by Harlan Coben

Debra Le
THE HEART-SHAPED BOX by Joe Hill

F Tessa Bartels
LIKE WATER FOR CHOCOLATE by Laura Esquivel --- this is the 5th or 6th time I've read this luminous novel. The language is so poetic. The story of longing so evocative that I simply cannot stop reading it.

Kim Kovacs
Almost EVERY book keeps me up later than I'd planned! The last one is the novel I'm currently reading: THE MAGUS, by John Fowles.

Connie
THE 5th HORSEMAN by James Patterson and Maxine Paetro.

Corinna
NINETEEN MINUTES by Jodi Picoult

Rosalie Leon
The Kite Runner

Harriet Insler
STEP ON A CRACK by James Patterson

Julie Cribb
DEATH ANGEL by Martha Powers

Fran
ONE THOUSAND WHITE WOMEN

I did not expect to like this book but found I couldn't put it down. What a nice surprise!

Sherry Brown
All of James Patterson's books have kept me reading all night until the book is finished. The paragraphs are short, I just can't stop turning the page.

Jan Garwood
The Spellman Files

Shannon Jensen
HEAR NO EVIL by Allison Brennan

The first book I read in a matter of days. The second book took me about 2 weeks. I just couldn't seem to finish it.

Linda Smith
A Thousand Splendid Suns

Kathy Boucher
A MAN IN FULL by Tom Wolfe. I just could not put it down. It is so full of wonderful characters, whom you really feel you know! From the pompous Charlie Croker to poor Conrad, they truly come alive, as does the city of Atlanta and the racial problems. My only disappointment was the ending, which didn't seem to fit the rest of the novel. Even tho it is a huge book (742 pages), it is well worth the read!!

Shannon
DEATH ANGEL by Martha Powers...riveting!!!

Irene Grigas
The Kite Runner

Terri Loeffler
THE KITE RUNNER by Khaled Hosseini

Dawn Cronk
DIVINE by Karen Kingsbury --- It was a wonderful, pulled at all the heart strings, and even had your heart breaking, but could not be put down; you had to finish it!

Belinda Mathison
GOD GREW TIRED OF US by John Bul Dau and Michael Sweeney

Stacia Helpman
DANCE WITH THE DEVIL by Sherrilyn Kenyon

Lesa
JERUSALEM by Cecelia Holland

Michele G
ORYX AND CRAKE by Margaret Atwood

Peggy
NINETEEN MINUTES by Jodi Picoult

Kris
P.S, I LOVE YOU by Cecila Ahern. I expected another flimsy romance book, but it was a smart and funny novel.

Tress
BACK ON BLOSSOM STREET by Debbie Macomber