anyone reading Greg Iles?

[rebbetzin]

span style="color: rgb(191, 0, 191);"font size="4"span style="font-family: Verdana;"i'm reading Greg Iles for fun. i get my books from the wonderful service provided from the library of congress for the visually impaired (90% of my optic nerve is detroyed) and from the jewish braille institue and they send me large print book and books on tape-for free, mirabile dictu!i just finished reading THE QUIET GAME and then TURNING ANGEL and found them both to be excellent. i read fiction for relaxation but found these to be a challenge, as i tried , along with the protagonist , to figure out who "dunnit". i'm also a Mississippi girl and found the portrayal of Natchez society to be a much needed return to home, as i was suffering from an undiagnosed bout of homesickness here in the cold mountains of WV. i highly recommend both of these books and am fixing to start on THE FOOTPRINTS OF GOD, also by Iles. i'll keep you posted.brShalom,brrebbetzinbr/span/font/span

[rebbetzin]

span style="color: rgb(191, 0, 191);"font size="4"span style="font-family: Verdana;"FOOTPRINTS OF G-D is turning out to be the best Iles books yet! i'm about 3/4 of the way thru and can't wait to get to the end. since i have some form of sleep/neuro disorder resembling narcolepsy, it takes me a long time to get thru reading material (for which i mourn-i used to be able to read a book in a day). i've been working steadily on this one for awhile now and it contains fascinating discussions on the nature of HaShem, technology, evolution, and the nature of the human psyche. i cannot recommend this book highly enough!brshalom,brrebbetzinbr/span/font/span