Need some good novel recommendations....

[Dub]

Yesterday I finished Duma Key by Stephen King.

Still on my night stand are the last two novels I read:
Protect and Defend by Vince Flynn (I've read all his stuff....one of my favorite all time authors)

Sticks by William McMillen (it was an interesting read with a setting in an Ohio country club with some good golf action and adult themed fun).

I also have The Art of Putting by Stan Utley still on the nightstand. I'll glance at it every so often. It has really helped my game...highly recomend his method.

I just started The Perfect Storm by Sebastian Junger today. It's gonna be a fast read.

I'd love to hear some good recomendations of great novels you suggest.

[Never3putt]

Have you read anything by John Lutz? If you like cop/serial killer novels, his books are very good. I'm also a fan of Sandra Brown and enjoy most of her work. John Sandford (Prey series) is another author I like.

[Q.Q.Quillume]

...John Sandford (Prey series) is another author I like.

I like Sanford, Johnathan Kellerman, Nelson DeMille and John Lescroart among others. I also have a list of Pulitzer Prize winning novels and read one of those every couple of months.

[The Golfing Polack]

If you're a Stephen King fan try the Dark Tower Series. That should keep you busy for a couple of months. I think it's his best work.

[Jay-Bird]

I like Needful Things , also a Stephen King.

[Jon K]

+1 for Jonathon Kellerman. I wasn't a reader until I started reading his books.

[Sherlockian]

I give another for Jonathan Kellerman also. Agatha Christie is a favorite of mine. You said novels, but check out the Sherlock Holmes Complete . I have gotten into three different mystery/suspense authors lately:
The Inspector Morse series by Colin Dexter,
The Hamish MacBeth series by M.C. Beaton(I love this Scottish Highland cop)
The Inspector Frost series by R.D. Wingfield

Any of W.E.B Griffin's series are great.

[Stacey_E]

Ian Fleming's "Goldfinger"!!! For a golfer, it is a must read. Of course this is a James Bond novel, but they have all been reissued and are available at any major bookstore. More of the novel is dedicated to the golf match than in the movie. After reading this book, I read the entire James Bond series. Yay me!

[Chief Broom]

Two books I'm looking forward to reading in the coming weeks:

Ken Folliet - "World Without End"
The sequal to "The Pillars of the Earth". A novel about medieval England.

Cormack McCarthy - "The Road"
A post-apocalyptic story. I liked his book "All the Pretty Horses", and this new book won the Pulitzer prize. That's always a pretty good sign.

[Guest]

Got a good golf novel from a nobody selling at LuLu.com online. It is called "Customer Golf" and it is about a hacker who has to get good at the game before he can move up the ladder at work...pretty decent story. Go to LuLu or www.golfbookoutlet.com

[Dub]

I like Sanford, Johnathan Kellerman,

I've read all but one of his. DeMille is great reading.

[Dub]

I like

Read that one...as well as most of his other books over the years.

Two books I'm looking forward to reading in the coming weeks:

I may very well pick up one of the McCarthy books and give it a try.

I'm finishing up one of the WEB Griffon books in his OSS series. I think I've got the next two in the series...but I may jump in and read something else in the meantime.