Lol. Didn't see the Zombies part. Mr. Darcy must be sharpening his axe in that one.
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Dark Rivers of the Heart. I've been on a Koontz devouring spree for the last few months.
Be Not Deceived: About The Last Days by Robert Burke Burns
Nearly finished with Wildwood Boys by James Carlos Blake. I have enjoyed it, and recommend it to any who like historical fiction.
Almost done... "Gandhi & Churchill: The Epic Rivalry that Destroyed an Empire and Forged Our Age" by Arthur Herman
It's a bit on the wordy side but, it's a page turner.
It's a bit on the wordy side but, it's a page turner.
History of Tipu Sultan: Being a Continuation of the Neshani Hyduri Translated From Persian By Col. Miles
Is it standard pretrib rapture stuff?
That actually sounds pretty interesting, I may have to get that next.
Mockingjay. Finally finishing the series.
I enjoyed those
I finished The Dirty Streets of Heaven. I had a good time reading it, will definitely get the next book in the series.
I moved on to, and promptly finished Cold Days by Jim Butcher - book 14 in the Dresden files. Wow! What a ride. I can't believe I have to wait a year or more for my next fix of Dresdencrack. Wow...
I moved on to, and promptly finished Cold Days by Jim Butcher - book 14 in the Dresden files. Wow! What a ride. I can't believe I have to wait a year or more for my next fix of Dresdencrack. Wow...
+1. Way better than the movie. Although I must say I'll see both of the other movies when they come out.
I started reading them on a whim. I must confess there were my 11 year old daughter's. Happened to be on a work trip and they were on the iPad. Glad I did though.
The movie was a complete letdown.
garyg
B&B membership has its percs
Brought home Chabon's Telegraph Avenue, not to be confused with the Motown's Telegraph Road .. anyway, first 50 pages are looking good ..
The Authoritative Life of General William Booth (founder of the Salvation Army) by Railton
Origins (Spinward Fringe) by Randolph Lalonde http://amzn.com/B004EPYUXA
It is the distant future and one man, Jonas Valent, is letting his life slip by. He is employed by Freeground station as a port traffic controller, a job he took after completing a tour in the military. His only real joy in life is his participation in true-to-life military simulations with a cadre of friends who come together regularly to defeat challenges made to test the brightest military cadets and officers alike. These restricted scenarios stand as an addictive preoccupation that is so enticing that they ignore the potential repercussions of breaking in to participate.
When someone betrays their identities to the Freeground Fleet Admiralty, Jonas and his friends are faced with a far greater challenge: to venture out into the more populated regions of the galaxy to acquire technology and knowledge. They are tasked with laying the groundwork for the Freeground Nation in their efforts to reconnect with the rest of humanity, and to secure the armaments they might need to defend themselves from encroaching enemies.
Spinward Fringe Broadcast 0: Origins is a collected trilogy that chronicles the early adventures of an ambitious crew. Their leader, Jonas Valent, has the least to lose and everything to gain as he tells the tale of his first tour as Captain of a ship tasked with making allies and discovering new technologies for the good of his people. This simple mission becomes more complicated as the crew ventures further into the settled fringes of the galaxy.
First book of an ongoing series and free on Amazon's Kindle store
I went ahead and bought the next four too
It is the distant future and one man, Jonas Valent, is letting his life slip by. He is employed by Freeground station as a port traffic controller, a job he took after completing a tour in the military. His only real joy in life is his participation in true-to-life military simulations with a cadre of friends who come together regularly to defeat challenges made to test the brightest military cadets and officers alike. These restricted scenarios stand as an addictive preoccupation that is so enticing that they ignore the potential repercussions of breaking in to participate.
When someone betrays their identities to the Freeground Fleet Admiralty, Jonas and his friends are faced with a far greater challenge: to venture out into the more populated regions of the galaxy to acquire technology and knowledge. They are tasked with laying the groundwork for the Freeground Nation in their efforts to reconnect with the rest of humanity, and to secure the armaments they might need to defend themselves from encroaching enemies.
Spinward Fringe Broadcast 0: Origins is a collected trilogy that chronicles the early adventures of an ambitious crew. Their leader, Jonas Valent, has the least to lose and everything to gain as he tells the tale of his first tour as Captain of a ship tasked with making allies and discovering new technologies for the good of his people. This simple mission becomes more complicated as the crew ventures further into the settled fringes of the galaxy.
First book of an ongoing series and free on Amazon's Kindle store
I went ahead and bought the next four too
Not too far into this yet.
"The Rainbow" by D.H. Lawrence.
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