CreamyThighs and I both have this book by Dr. Ian Smith calledThe Blackbird Papers and we wanted 2 know if there were any other Orgers interested in reading along with us and discussing the book on a thread here in the General Discussion forum. *Tip: U can save money if u borrow the book from a library.

Please post if u are interested.

What the book is about:

Professor Wilson Bledsoe is returning from a party celebrating his latest honor when he encounters a broken-down pick-up on the secluded country road to his home. He instinctively stops to help, calling his wife, Kay, to let her know he'll be late. When the delay stretches to hours, Kay frantically contacts the local police and Wilson's younger brother, Sterling, an FBI agent in New York. The next day, the discovery of the Professor's body with a vicious racist epithet carved into his chest leads to the quick arrest of two loathsome white supremacists. Sterling, however, is not quite ready to buy into this pat solution. A look around his brother's lab and brief interviews with his students, colleagues, and the college's distinguished president pique his curiosity about Wilson's current project, a nearly completed paper on the mysterious deaths of hundreds of local blackbirds. But Sterling's search for answers takes a dangerous turn when a security tape sent to Quantico for enhancement incriminates the agent himself.

Determined to clear his name and bring his brother's killer to justice, Sterling eludes the local police and makes his way back to New York City, where he pulls out every trick he knows to stay one step ahead of the FBI and the NYPD. As he calls in favors from long-time friends at the Bureau and checks out leads from scientists familiar with his brother's work, Sterling realizes that Wilson's murder is part of a sinister scheme that reaches from the Dartmouth campus to big-money interests in the Midwest, to the offices of some very influential people in Washington.

Fast-paced and cleverly constructed, THE BLACKBIRD PAPERS is the perfect summer read for fans of The Da Vinci Code and mystery-thrillers by Michael Connelly, Jonathan Kellerman, and Jeffrey Deaver.

Right on! I hope other's will be interested in this. Have U started reading it yet? I gotta start today.

I havent started yet. I was gonna wait until at least a couple others were on board.

are there any pictures in this book?

KebabKing said:

Im afraid not, buddy.

dreamfactory313 said:

good luck

most people on prince.org have the mental age of 5

Oooooohhhhh...That sounds good....

But I can't read it yet I don't have the time right now

KebabKing said:

Sounds intriguing...

2the9s said:

Are u in?

KebabKing said:

Anyone else?

These fools don't read. lol

2freaky4church1 said:

Im going to start reading the book now. I guess no one else is interested.