Suggest me some good books - Fiction

I am not sure if a thread like this exists. However, I will be in Mumbai for a period of one month and will have a lot of time to kill. Kindly suggest me some good book. I am currently reading "The Third Twin" by Ken Follet.

I like thriller, horror, paranormal stuff and some fast paced drama too. Mushy stuff absolute NO for me.

Have you taken a look at the recommended books thread? its in chit chat.

Third twin is good - the butler did it, but we all know that

Try Matthew Reilly's books Temple and Seven Ancient Wonders.

Supandi pwns Ken Follet. and there is no mush in it

Go for Stephen King books: Insomnia, thinner, he's always good in that kinda stories.

Oh yeah............I would like to recommend u "36 Short stories by Jeffrey Archer", its amazing, mind blowing...............I've become a fan of this author............they are totally different from the type of stories he's famous of writing..........

Again paranormal: Oscar Wilde, Edgar Allan Poe.............none can beat them........if u can, get hold of any book by them...........it would b a treat 2 ur reading habit.

dheeraj_kumar said:
Have you taken a look at the recommended books thread? its in chit chat.

Third twin is good - the butler did it, but we all know that

Try Matthew Reilly's books Temple and Seven Ancient Wonders.

Thanks Guys!!!

Can't find that link, can you pls paste the URL.

I like thriller, horror, paranormal stuff and some fast paced drama too. Mushy stuff absolute NO for me.

same here.

Get 'Chamber of secrets' - douglas Preston
- a hint of horror, slightly creepy, a lil grose, paranormal angle(sort of), no mushy mushy stuff . A fascinating awesome read. One of my favourites!

Also try www.librarything.com - suggests recommendations based on any book.

Here is the link:

*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/showthread.php?t=64971

chesss said:
same here.

Get 'Chamber of secrets' - douglas Preston
- a hint of horror, slightly creepy, a lil grose, paranormal angle(sort of), no mushy mushy stuff . A fascinating awesome read. One of my favourites!

Also try www.librarything.com - suggests recommendations based on any book.

^^ Thanks! Appreciate it.