Gabriel Allon has been the subject of many novels by Daniel Silva and yet this character is never boring.
So what's not to like about Crazy, Stupid, Love? Well, nothing -- except it may just have too much of a good thing.
Change For the Worse The Change Up is the latest version of the Hollywood classic idea of body swap movies. We have seen this in movies like Freak...
When you start a Tess Gerritsen novel you give yourself over to her completely and you have no doubt you are in capable hands.
This is Patti Callahan Henry's riskiest novel but it could very well prove to be her most successful.
The Help tells the story of several white women who employ black maids in Jackson, Mississippi in the 1960s. The film purports to tell it like it was but for one who grew up in the South during these times, it doesn't provide a full picture.
Denise Hildreth Jones is a rising star on the literary scene, and "The First Gardener" is an indication that she will be around for some time to come.
Fright Night is the first scary and humorous movie in a long time to get it right.
How Paul Rudd's stumbles through his problems and ends up triumphant makes for a very warm and moving film.
