Temple of Ranma's Sailor Senshi Seifuku

camk4evr wrote:For mystery there's always Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Shelock Holmes books or Rex Stout's Nero Wolf books. They tend to be short so you might want to find an omnibus edition or get multiple books by either author.

I read all of Sherlock Holmes. I was addicted to it when i was younger.

Spokavriel wrote: And yet you pose another question which I am incapable of assisting with. At least this time you didn't PM it at me and other people can try to help too

well, if you were going on a 12 hour round trip (not including the two days ill be spending there), what books would you like to read?

I am a huge fan of the Alex Cross series and the Women's Murder Club series by James Patterson. They're popular detective stories, so getting them at the library is easy. The only problem with the later books in the series is that they refer to earlier books. Patterson's Maximum Ride series seems t...

Im going on a trip with my family to visit a aunt in a few weeks. the trip is going to take about six hours one way, so i'll need to keep myself entertained. Can anyone recommend me a book(s) that i could find at my local library in the mystery/detective/suspense (Dan Brown style)/dystopian(i read 1...

so, i'm signing up and it's asking me to pick my field of study and then up to five Majors. The thing is, the Majors are so vague that i have no clue what they are. Can anyone here please define what each of things are and you do in each of them? thanks. 300 - Computer and infomation science and sup...

I'm dposse. I'm a friend of Spokavriel. uh. yeah. ^_^