For me I would say not the Shon book, as some of the statements and reference I found in the books did not match the CISSP material.

So I would say get the official CISSP book, and yes CCURE is a great resource.

I would recommend the following:

1. Get the ISC2 Official Book to get an idea of how they think. This will help you with terminology used in the exam questions.
2. Get a second book not by ISC2 to get someone else's take on the material. Sometimes another person can make material stick better in your brain. The Shon Harris book has been used and reco'd by a lot of people. I can't speak for the recent version, but I found one of the earlier versions very helpful.
3. Clement's CCCure.com site is almost universally recognized as a top resource for CISSP. Use it.
4. Training Camp does a fantastic 7-day course with an ISC2 instructor, ISC2 material, a practice exam with real, retired questions from old CISSP exams and finally, the exam is provided on site. Call Mike McNelis at 800.698.5501, and tell him I sent you.
4b. If you can't afford live, instructor-led training, try some of the video series like CBT Nuggets. There are others as well. Look around and find the one that fits you best.

Finally... negotiate. With the economy the way that it is, not a lot of people can afford training. That means that courses are not filling up. All companies have room to move when it comes to pricing.

Hope that helps,
Don

PS - unsupported posted his response while I was typing. He is correct. No 1 week course can teach you everything. That is why you have to treat them as a review and final preps for taking the exam. Going through the material before you arrive is a must IMHO.

Thanks guys. The comments are very much appreciated.

Don funny you should mention that because they are on my shortlist.

I agree with Don. However the ISC is releasing a new book!!

http://www.isc2education.org/store/product_info.php?cPath=9&products_id=568

No sense in reading dated material...get the fresh stuff. I read that old yellow book several times, and worked some practice questions, till I was blue in the face. took the test and was sure I flunked, but I managed to get through.
 On test day...keep to yourself, several folks approached me and seemed to be trying to undermine my confidence..."Is this the first time you're testing?", "Didn't you take the bootcamp first?" etc. Keep your eye on the prize!

because all the "good" answers have already been given, i can only tell you what NOT to do

stay away from the cissp in 21 days book, way to high level and does not cover the thing that is mostly required (CISSP "mindset" which can only be obtained from the original material).

also the CISSP for dummies was mostly a waste of time. some areas were covered perfectly, while others were lacking and some even too deep (way to technical for the exam).

on the other hand, a few good tips that came from CFD are:

get some earplugs. i really hated to be in a room with 100 people all eating, drinken and moaning about the difficutly of the exam.
get plenty to eat/drink for yourself, 6 hours is killing!
schedule some breaks, it will improve your focus and speed during the exam.
don't plan anything after the exam, maybe the only thing you want to do is grab a beer (with some friends if you prefer).

good luck and tell us how you did!