Comments on The Pensive Quill: She’s Never Coming Back

Michaelhenry, My daughter read the Hunger Games s...

2012-10-21T15:05:14.965+01:00

Michaelhenry,

My daughter read the Hunger Games series but I never did. Currently watching Borgen which is another great Scandinavian endeavour. Political thriller. But, yes, Koppel is well worth a read. Have you tried Jo Nesbo yet? Most of his books are here but I have not started any. Watched the film Headhunters based on one of his books.

AM- Will do- " A lot of religious madness &...

2012-09-19T22:12:21.708+01:00

AM-

Will do-

" A lot of religious madness "

Hope McGirr does not read that or he will go mad-

Michaelhenry, you should read this one. Got the ...

2012-09-19T20:38:42.543+01:00

Michaelhenry,

you should read this one. Got the first Hunger Games for my daughter. Am currently reading a book on the Stewart/Howells killings. A lot of religious madness involved in that fateful encounter

AM- Loved the Stieg Larsson trilogy and the fims ...

2012-09-17T11:44:29.076+01:00

AM-

Loved the Stieg Larsson trilogy and the fims that came from the books although a few people who never read the books said that the film plot was hard for them to follow- I will keep my eye out for Hans Koppel in the libary or in tescos where you can get books on the cheap- I am on the second book in the Hunger games trilogy-[ catching Fire ] i enjoyed the japanese films of Battle Royale and maybe the Hunger games are based on this but they are still a good read-

Itsjustmacker, that's one way of looking at i...

2012-09-16T21:44:16.534+01:00

Itsjustmacker,

that's one way of looking at it. It is a good read. No thinking involved! just quick from first page to the last

Anthony. I'm sure you enjoyed that book. Thi...

2012-09-16T20:55:21.050+01:00

Anthony.

I'm sure you enjoyed that book.

This little snippet made me think.

"Essentially indolent desk bound creatures they fail to look beyond the end of their suspicious noses which sniff out not the best but the easiest suspect".

Could have been writing about the RUC/PSNI with regard to another missing Woman, off whom they never even bothered to investigate Until the Belfast Project was known to them.