Top Ten Tuesday - Books I Would Love To See As A Movie

Weekly meme hosted at The Broke and the Bookish. It's about making bookish lists and sharing.
Top 10 Books I would Love to see as a Movie (in no particular order)

1. Timon's Tide by Charles Butler (Goodreads | Amazon | My Review)
I have no idea why I loved this book. It's a simple tale about a boy Daniel who in childhood lost his brother Timon, his death an unsolved mystery. As Daniel is now grown up some unusual things begin to happen making him find about his brother's death. I really felt for Daniel when at times he feels the need of his lost older brother.

2. The Payback by Simon Kernick (Goodreads | Amazon | My Review coming soon)
It's one of the most perfect Myster/thriller I have ever read. It features an ex-cop who has turned into an assasin. I would love to see it turned into a movie.

3. The Last 10 Seconds by Simon Kernick (Goodreads | Amazon | My Review)
Another book by Simon Kernick, that I loved. It's a mystery with several twists and turns.

4. The Hanging Garden by Ian Rankin (Goodreads | Amazon)
The reason why I liked this book was because of the historical WWII aspect, instead of the presence of big gangsters. I always like movies based on historical events.

5. Footsteps in an Empty Room by Lilly Sommers (Goodreads | Amazon)
The only Aussie book I've read. It's a beautiful romance.

6. Northlight by Deborah J Ross (Goodreads | Amazon | My Review)
One reason why I liked this fantasy was because of the vivid descriptions of the fictitious lands. I hope it'll make a good fantasy movie.

7. Roll Call by Malcolm Ross (Goodreads | My Review)
It's a story about a series of mysterious murders, of women all named Emily Wonder. The very fact that it in itself is in interesting mystery makes it on of my favorite books. Curious?