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| Bharani December 9, 2003 09:58 PM PST  yep ravages..i have read Illusions...the first part was the best where the sea weed lets go and all those who dont gape at it in awe...bach was real good at it.. | ||
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| Ravages December 9, 2003 05:10 PM PST try reading Richard Bach - start with Illusions - I promise you it will blow your mind away - it did 4 me | ||
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| Bharani December 6, 2003 07:45 PM PST Yep justme, me too...almost all of Robin Cook...Fever, Coma ,Toxin, Terminal, Invasion, Abduction, Chromosome6...more...:) | ||
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| Bharani December 6, 2003 07:44 PM PST Priya, do read Prey...its wonderful...u'll appreciate it more as a software geek :)...Ariframe was also good...but not that impressive as Prey was...I have watched the movie of The Great Train Robbery..twas real good... | ||
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| Justme December 6, 2003 11:46 AM PST i did read every book written by Robin Cook, ever, at one point! | ||
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| Priya December 6, 2003 01:12 AM PST I started reading Crichton some years back and now I have almost read all of his books except "Terminal Man" and "Prey". I bought a paperback of "Prey" last week and hoping to dig into it soon. Have you read The Great Train Robbery. Its a different novel than the usual Crichton but shows his talent in dealing with subjects other than science fiction. Also, his previous novel "Timeline" has been made into a movie and is to be released in U.S this December. | ||
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