Book suggestions for me?

Have you read any of Joyce Carol Oats? Some of her stuff is rather intresting. Although much more realistic in writing. I am currently reading, The Grave Digger's Daughter. Which isn't too bad.

If you're into fantasy, I'd say Tamora Perice.

The Song of the Lioness series. I only got to read one of these books, but excellent stuff.

Have you tried Ron Carter's Books 9 book The Prelude to Glory about the American Revolution. My wife and I loved them.

Also Dean Hugh's Books The Children of the Promise 6 books

and the Hearts of the Children 6 more and one Great book Saboteur.

Have you read the Clair Poulson mysteries They are wonderful.

They include Ill Find You. Evidence, Blind Side, Runaway, Lost and Found. Conflict of Interest.

Another Great series is by Betsy Brannon Green, Hazardous Duty, Double Cross,

Or the best novels on the last Days are by Chris Stewart, The Bothers. Where Angels Fall, The Second Sun, Fury and Light

Oh Yes Anita Standsfield's books she has serval series, Like Full Circle.

All can be had at Deseret Book or Seagull Book Web sites of retail outlets

Well, it looks like you enjoy reading fiction mostly, but I can't help but recommend this religious book to you...it changed my life!

"What it Means to Know Christ" by George Pace (there is a newer version out called "Knowing Christ" but it is missing some of the best stuff that was in the original...)

As far as fiction 2 good ones are: The Alchemist by Paulo Coehlo (?sp.), and "The Richest Man in Babylon"-?can't remember author right off..

I enjoyed Orson Scott Card's Maker series

Try The Inheritence Series!

Also, check out http://www.top10reads.com/c.php?c=Epic+Fantasy for an up to date list of bestsellers!

Try Sookie Stackhouse Series.A truly superb series of novels

What about this book

http://search.barnesandnoble.com/Torn-Veil/Gulshan...

A true story of freedom and miraculous healing as a Muslim girl finds faith in Christ

When Gulshan Esther, a devout Muslim girl, was six months old, typhoid left her a cripple. Her loving father took her from Pakistan to England to find a cure, but the only hope the British specialist could offer was prayer. Gulshan and her father made pilgrimage to Mecca and begged Allah for healing, but it was not until her father's untimely death that Gulshan began to receive an answer. In her grief she wanted to die, but as she called out to God, for the first time in her life she sensed she was being heard. She heard a low, gentle voice say, "I won't let you die. I will keep you alive--I am Jesus, son of Mary."

As Gulshan began reading the Quran, her interest in Jesus grew, until one amazing night he appeared to her in her bedroom in a blaze of light. He restored her crippled arm and leg and taught her The Lord's Prayer. He told her to go to his people--now her people--and tell them what he had done. Since that time, and to this day, she has been a joyous, obedient disciple of Christ. The Torn Veil is an amazing story of faith and determination.

This moving autobiography was first published in 1984 and has sold over 200,000 copies worldwide.

Author Biography: Gulshan Esther was born in Pakistan. She now lives in Oxford and travels widely speaking about her faith.

Or this one

http://search.barnesandnoble.com/Return-from-Tomor...

At the age of twenty, George Ritchie died in an Army hospital. Nine minutes later, he returned to life. What happened to him during those minutes was so compelling that it changed his life forever. In Return from Tomorrow, Ritchie tells of his transforming encounter with the Son of God, who led him to encounters with other nonphysical beings at the very doorway of eternity.

Ritchie's extraordinary experience not only altered his view of eternity, but it has also altered the lives of hundreds of thousands of readers. One of the most startling and hopeful descriptions of the realm beyond, this classic will inspire readers from all walks of life.