What are you reading right now?

[53' Stude]

Got this last Thanksgiving. Great read so far

 

[Number_35]

What's really scary is that it could happen ...yes it's good.

"Never" finally came in at the library.

Just finished it - very gripping, chillingly plausible.

I had read Follett's "Fall Of Giants" a few years ago, and found his explanation of how the European powers blundered into war in 1914 excellent.

In the forward to "Never", the author says the idea was to write a modern-day equivalent. Mission accomplished.

You might enjoy Stephen Hunter's cold war novel "The Day Before Midnight".

 

[CKN]

"Never" finally came in at the library.

Just finished it - very gripping, chillingly plausible.

I had read Follett's "Fall Of Giants" a few years ago, and found his explanation of how the European powers blundered into war in 1914 excellent.

In the forward to "Never", the author says the idea was to write a modern-day equivalent. Mission accomplished.

You might enjoy Stephen Hunter's cold war novel "The Day Before Midnight".

Glad you enjoyed it. Yes-the book really makes you think! I will make note of your recommendation!

 

[53' Stude]

Very good read, I’m already halfway thru it

 

[cb_13]

I've seen all the Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit movies, as well as the Rings of Power on Amazon, but I wanted to read the original source material.
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After what seemed like 100 years I finally finished “The Count of Monte Cristo” and I started “The Silmarillion” the other day.

 

[Lane]

Dumas did write the classic revenge novel. His man wimped out a bit at the end, but wow! Many years since I read that. I recall a great biography of Dumas. He was an amazing larger than life character, himself.

 

[53' Stude]

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