The movie wasn't "Caligula", by any chance, was it?
I'm an off again, on again Grafton fan too, and was wondering about "T is for Trespass". I've been avoiding it because the premise didn't grab me, especially since I'm a bit tired of the Henry thing too. "R is for Ricochet" didn't wow me, either, but I liked "S is for Silence". Grafton took a different approach to pov in that one.
I haven't read any Greg Iles yet. Will give him a try, since I like thrillers.
So glad to hear you are doing well! Pam has let up on the restraints, has she . . . ;D
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Date: 2008-06-18 01:14 am (UTC)I'm an off again, on again Grafton fan too, and was wondering about "T is for Trespass". I've been avoiding it because the premise didn't grab me, especially since I'm a bit tired of the Henry thing too. "R is for Ricochet" didn't wow me, either, but I liked "S is for Silence". Grafton took a different approach to pov in that one.
I haven't read any Greg Iles yet. Will give him a try, since I like thrillers.
So glad to hear you are doing well! Pam has let up on the restraints, has she . . . ;D