books by Michael Crichton     books:     Michael Crichton      Michael Crichton: A New Collection of Three Complete Novels: Congo, Sphere, Eaters of the Dead Michael Crichton Wings, 1994 All we need now is all his works in one I loved Sphere and Congo. I read them when 3 years ago I was overseas in Africa when I was about 11, and was glad a picked them up. I had read previous books, such as Jurassic Park and The Lost World, as well as The Adromedia Strain. In all truth, Sphere scared me ...             State of Fear Michael Crichton Avon, 2005 Unfair Negative Reviews Grounded in Politics Politically motivated negative reviewers give this book low ratings because they disagree with the author's premise, not because of any literary deficiency in the book.             The Lost World Michael Crichton Ballantine Books, 1996 Pretty good book, I would recommend this book to a friend. I enjoy most of Crichton's books, they are usually unique and intriguing . I was surprised that he was able to still have more story left after Jurassic Park, but this book was equally entertaining.             Travels Michael Crichton Harper Paperbacks, 2002 Learning about our own minds by exploring the world No arm chair traveler here. Chrichton shares adventures climbing Kilimanjaro, exploring New Guinea, hiking through the Himalayas, and participating in metaphysical retreats. He also shares his inner-most thoughts, insights about meaning of life, and impact of ...             A Case of Need Michael Crichton Signet, 2003 Misery begets misery I rarely read true stories, but after this one, Crichton has redeemed himself. It's interesting, informative and breathtaking. I love it!!! (^u^)             Jurassic Park Michael Crichton Ballantine Books, 1991 A true classic Ok so finally aftering seeing the movies so many times, I finally found a copy of the book in the one of the bedrooms upstairs. I have to say, the beginning of this book is very drab, Yadda yadda yadda, let me see some blood. and after the fun started I couldnt ...             Three Complete Novels: The Andromeda Strain, The Terminal Man, and The Great Train Robbery Michael Crichton Wings, 1993 Three classic techno-thrillers in a bargain package I bought this hardcover collection from the bargain section of my local bookstore a few years ago, mostly because I had been looking for a copy of The Great Train Robbery, but had not seen it available for sale separately. (I already owned a favorite, well-worn, ...             Next Michael Crichton HarperCollins, 2006 Next The last work of Michael Crichton. He has a kind of arrogant attitude towards his readers, but I generally agree with him.             Timeline Michael Crichton Ballantine Books, 2003 Amazing Techno-Thriller Just my cup of tea! A mixture of science, history, and the underlying social ramifications - if time travel becomes a reality. No fluff, no extraneous drawn out descriptions, just right into the action. Crichton, with his medical and science background infuses a sense ...             Eaters of the Dead Michael Crichton Avon, 2006 Great shorter read. I read this directly after finishing Sphere. It's a very fun book and Crichton does a good job getting you into the culture. Good action and good character development.             Disclosure Michael Crichton Ballantine Books, 1994 Don't forget the film adaptation I read this book after watching the movie. Usually the books are more enjoyable than the movie. In Disclosure, the movie is much more enjoyable. Don't get me wrong. The book is fun to read, too. Cold Eyes             State of Fear Michael Crichton Harper Collins, 2005             Airframe Michael Crichton Ballantine Books, 1997 This was like an airplane ride! Reading this book, for me, was like riding on a commercial airplane. You get on the plane, all excited. You hear about what's coming up in your city of destination. You strap yourself in. You're all fidgety with anticipation. Then you wait. And wait. And wait. ...             Sphere Michael Crichton Ballantine Books, 1997 best book ever The movie was terrible, but this book is hands down my favorite still after 30 years of reading excellent books. Keeps you thinking all the way through.             Congo Michael Crichton Avon, 2003 Great story As an Anthroplogy student I have a particular fondness to this book. I love the story and the action is intense. The book is lengthy but you will finish it in a few sittings, it's that good!          products you might be interested in search for books andromeda, collection, disclosure, jurassic, terminal, timeline      geepe.com    web we recommend Amazing Techno-Thriller randomly chosen book: No Me Parezco a Nadie: La Vida de Pedro Infante, Volumen 3 (Serie 3 ...