The Great Divorce by C.S Lewis. What can I say, I absolutely love C.S Lewis's writings. This is an allegorical story about heaven and hell. Very thought provoking, as all his stories are.

The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown. This was pretty good, although I was expecting a little more considering he took 10 years to write this book. Although it was written in the same "race against the clock" format as his previous two, it just didn't carry the same suspense. One of the big twists was easy to figure out early on, and I found myself actually rooting against the good guys in one aspect. Pretty good book though.

Blink by Ted Dekker. This was really good! The characters were very likable and the plot moved really fast, no dull moments at all. And of course, a dash of Ted Dekker's weirdness.