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At 12:25pm on August 13, 2008, PJ Neutral said…: Hey Kris, Im sorry to hear about your mother. My condolences to you and your family. But it's good to hear that your staying active now a days. If you ever need anything or need to talk to someone, just know I'll be here to listen.

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Pj

At 8:46pm on August 12, 2008, PJ Neutral said…: Hey Kris.... haven't talked to you in a while. Just stopped by to say Hi and hopefully you're doing good.

PJ

At 7:21pm on June 26, 2008, Dena said…: Hi Kris,
I haven't read Along Came a Spider or Cradle and All. My hubby found The 3rd degree at the Friends of the Library book sale. I'm going to read that as soon as I finish The Chamber by John Grisham. He's good, but NO WHERE NEAR as good as Patterson. Let me know how those others are.

At 12:16pm on June 25, 2008, Dena said…: Hey Kris, thanks for the message. Now I don't feel so alone. It sucks to be disabled, I used to do all kinds of things with my sons and hubby, now it's like watching their lives go on without me. I too love the WMC series, but when I started to read the Alex Cross series, I thought I died and gone to mystery/crime heaven!! I don't know how Patterson does it, but he's the master of mystery. I too watch a lot of the same shows you do, and some of the same music, (I have to to keep in touch with my two teenage sons, lol). Do you mind if I ask how old you are and where you are from? I'm 42 and live in CO. Hope to chat with you soon. D

At 6:05pm on June 22, 2008, PJ Neutral said…: Hey, me again. About what you said - that it would be hard to beat the WMC series - just wait till you read a few pages of the first Alex Cross series. It will trapped you and it's so true when they say that its hard - almost impossible to put the book down. But hey, everyone has their preferrence.

At 3:25am on June 22, 2008, PJ Neutral said…: Hi Kriselda. So you're a rookie eh? Well, you ain't gonna be for long. Hopefully you get to read the Alex Cross series which is amazingly the best series JP will ever have. I read your "about me" and I have to say that I watch documentaries and true crime as well. I have added you as a friend, hope you don't mind.

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About You:: Married, Heathen, rocker (and guitarist when my wrist cooperates,) gamer, avid reader, semi-Goth. Read true crime, politics, history, mysteries/thrillers, some fantasy and/or sci-fi. Listen to Rush (the band, not the idiot,) Pink Floyd, Enigma, 30 Seconds to Mars, Sarah McLaughlin, etc. Disabled/homebound. Watch lots of cop/courtroom dramas A&E/History Channel/Discovery/Investigation Discovery/Nat Geo/etc. documentaries, especially crime, disaster, investigations and some history; Vampire Detective shows, and fun stuff like Heroes, Chuck, Bones, In Plain Sight and such.

What is your favorite James Patterson book?: I fell in love with the Women's Murder Club series (and was really crushed when it didn't get renewed,) so I'm now working my way through all the WMC books. I'm about halfway through with "1st to Die" and can't wait to read them all!