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MARY JO KINLEY-GONZALEZ'S WELCOMES YOU!!

hello!! smile everything will be alright. Sep 11

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About You:: I am a young women that really enjoys reading and i just recently found james patterson a few months ago. i am also engaged and hope to get married next year. i am a real family person and enjoy meeting new people.

What is your favorite James Patterson book?: i cant really say which one is my favorite because i like all of them. well the ones that i have read so far, but right now i just finished the maximum ride series and they are awsome!! i am currently reading Against Medical Advice. really good so far. recommend it to any J.P. fan!!

How many Patterson's have you read?: I'm an Alex Cross aficionado., Lindsay Boxer is my homegirl., Whatever I can get my hands on!

Why are you here?: Reading groups and gab., Sleuthing and thrills and maybe the off Murdertini!, Any friend of James is a friend of mine!

please if you have any recommendations of good J.P. books please let me know!!

CHECK OUT YOUR HOROSCOPE ON MY PAGE!!!!!! OR FEEL FREE TO PLAY THE SHOOTING GAME!!! THANKS FOR VISITING ME!!! ;)

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At 12:21pm on October 25, 2009, TWEETY = ) said…: Hi Mary Jo,
How are you doing?
Im doing well Thank you
Not much is new around here. I have just been keeping busy with the kids, husband, and work lol
So have you read Trial?
I see that a lot of people of been disappointed with it.
Well Take care and hope to hear from you soon = )

At 12:57pm on February 27, 2009, Laura said…: hello. just thought i wud introduce miself from one fan to another.

At 8:34am on February 23, 2009, TWEETY = ) said…: lol its ok a lot of people of been doing the same thing you did lol
I changed the way I receive my messages now. Im approving them before they are displayed on my page lol
I really got a kick out of your messages thou lol
Thank You for making me laugh lol

My husband is a huge reader just as I am and when I told him about the Max series he was like ok I will try it. He loved it lol He even read the jester after that lol

see that's why I haven't heard of the amazon kindle lol
I am never up to date with electronics lol
That was my brothers field lol and now that he's gone = ( I will never know what anything is until its gone from the market lol

Yes, it does sound like you are advertising it.
So tell me how much do they go for?
And once you have them do you have to pay for service like getting on the Internet?

now I sound like an interested buyer lol

Yes I have read some of his early books like the Midnight Club it was great,
hide & seek was great too = ),
See how they run = ( I couldn't wait to finish this book I just couldn't get into it. But the ending was good lol, Black Friday was one of those that were very confusing in the beginning I think just because there were so many characters but I have to say that I liked it after I finished the book cause everything fell into place.

Which one of his books were you going to look into?

At 10:36am on February 18, 2009, TWEETY = ) said…: Hi Mary Jo,
I loved the Big Bad Wolf. So far I have loved the Cross series period. I just finished reading London Bridges and now Im going to start Mary Mary.
I know what you mean about not wanting to read all of JPs books, at times I feel the same way.
I just don't want them to end lol
The Quickie was great. It did have a lot of twists but then again did we expected not to lol
I just love it when I think I know what is going on and JP just throws me a carve ball lol I love it lol

I love the Women's Murder Club too lol
The only book that I have read from JP that I just couldn't get into was See How They Run = (

No, I have never had of that, is it worth it?
Im one of those people that once I start to read a book I have to finish it lol
My daughter says I like to torture myself lol

Im not into sci-fi but I loved the Max Ride Series lol
I liked it so much I made my husband read it as well
He was hooked lol

I had 3 messages from you I only approved one since they all said pretty much the same thing
I have no idea what happened to my comment box. I tried changing it but couldn't find the problem
I did change the settings I now have to approve my comments. It makes it so much easier for me.
so sorry If you had problems with my page
Hope to hear from you soon
Take Care

At 8:56am on February 14, 2009, Christine bonner said…: Hi how are you
sorry i did not get back sooner i had signed out and could not get back into the site,Thanks to ning they found out that i had made amisstake when i changed my email address but now it ok
I have never heard of Kindle.
I had 5 op for misscarrages and after 15 of then i gave up hoping for another child,
I was told i was very lucky to have had my son whois 28 this year
With my figer i had wht is called a trriger finger where your finger locks down and will not open, I had the op in Nov but it is now painfull and i can not carry very much in that hand, It did help release the trigger finger but it can take up to 3 months for the hand to get better
The authors that i have read are very good and you can't put them down. The author i am reading now Matthew Reilly i was given a lot of books 40+ and his was one of them stayed up till 12.30 to read it only to find it was a cliffhanger and the next book is not out till 2010, but he is very good,

Micheal Connelly is about a Detivective Harry Bosch that does not all wats play by the rules, you have to read them in order as they follow

Lee Child is about a former US military cop called Jack Reacher who travels around the US with only the clothes he wears and a toothbrush,

At 10:31am on February 13, 2009, Lisa M Carter said…: Hi there! Thanks for the welcome. My first j.p. book was 1st to Die and for some reason that is the most memorable one for me. I have read all of his books except the Alex Cross ones because I want to read them in order and I just haven't started them yet. I loved Step on a Crack and I can't wait to start Run for your Life. What is your favorite?

At 8:30am on February 13, 2009, TWEETY = ) said…: Hi Mary Jo,
How are you doing? Good luck on finding another good author = )
If you ever do let me know
The Womens Murder Club is good. that is how I got hooked on JP
Sorry to hear about your surgery. Hope everything went well and you have a full and quick recovery = )
I just finished reading The Big Bad Wolf and the Quickie Im now reading London Bridges
Have you read the Cross series yet?

At 6:08am on February 11, 2009, Christine bonner said…: hope you feel better soon
i had an op on my left hand last novemver and it is still playing me up so i am now haveing hand therapy which is helping a little, the doctor told me it could take up to 3 months for it to get better.
I love reading any thing to do with Murder /thiller, i have ead all of John Connolly,Lee Childs, Micheal Connelly and James pattersons,
i am now reading Area 7 by Micheal Reilly, i have 3 more of hs books to read and than i will find some one else
what are you reading