Gone with the wind ![]()
Strafe (sentence/ penalty) - Franz Ferdinand von Schirach (donāt recommend - pseudo intellectual)
Der Verdacht (the suspicion) - Duerrenmatt (Duerrenmatt is never pseudo intellectual, haha).
The Law of One - The Choice.
Some wicked shit. Might have to revive the Woo Woo thread to deal with it.
Relax and retireā¦debunking inflation fears
statistical book that shows cost of living and retirement expenses thru-out the last 75 years
its a great read if you are near or in retirement age but having fears of making that step due to inflation fears
Finished Pillars of the Earth.
Knit Your Own Murder and Buttons and Bones by Monica Ferris
Red Winter by Tom Clancy/ Marc Cameron
Halfway through Dead Wrong by JA Jance
Finished:
The Marriage Lie by Kimberly Belle
With My Little Eye by Joshilyn Jackson
Happy Place by Emily Henry
The Collected Regrets of Clover by Mikki Brammer
Where are the Children? by Mary Higgins Clark
A Nearly Normal Family by M.T. Edvardsson
Currently Reading:
Even When You Lie by Michelle Cruz
Finished:
Down and Out in Paris and London by George Orwell
Started:
When the War Was Over by Elizabeth Becker - Excellent book on the Khamer Rouge
Still Working on:
Gravityās Rainbow by Thomas Pynchon - @cyclonengineer This book is definetley tough, but so rewarding and fun! I think it is actually easier than V. I had some serious trouble with that book.
If youāre interested in this topic, I finished Pol Pot: Anatomy of a Nightmare a week or so ago and really enjoyed it/learned a lot from it.
The Devilās Hand by Jack Carr meh
@QuadQueen Mastering the Art of French Murder Thanks for the recommendation.
Oath of Loyalty by Vince Flynn/Kyle Mills. Best Mitch Rapp book in while. @punnyguy canāt remember if you are Rapp fan?
Iāve read a couple Mitch Rapp books, I liked them, but not enough to reel off a string all at once.
Iām currently reading the Amos Decker series Long Shadows, and Iāve started Cabinet of Dr. Lengā¦which I know youāre not a fan of lol -Iām not a time travel guy, but because I lived in NYC for 30 years, books that describe the NYC from old days always fascinate me.
Youāre welcome! Iām so glad you liked it!
Hereās my latest and current:
Someoneās Listening by Seraphina Nova Glass
The Last Word by Taylor Adams
Small Admissions by Amy Poeppel
Currently listening to:
Someone Elseās Bucket List by Amy T. Matthews
IMO they are like the Gray Man series. Hit or miss mind numbing entertainment⦠lol
Kurt Tucholsky - Deutschland Deutschland über alles
Palm Beach Finland by Antti Tuomainen, heās basically Finlandās version of Carl Hiaasen. Very cynical, funny satire.
Finished:
The Looker by Laura Sims
Pineapple Express by Jenny Jackson
The Nigerwife by Vanessa Walters
Currently listening to:
Bad Summer People by Emma Rosenblum
The Hidden One- Linda Castillo
Oath of Office- Marc Cameron
The Disappeared-Linda Castillo
Trying to get throughā¦
Shadow Target- David Riccardi
Not surw if itās the writing or tue narrator but⦠itās just not working for me⦠lol
Just DNF it. There are too many good books to be listened to to suffer through a bad one!
Exactly! I tried. Will check out some of the ones you listed.
Currently hate reading (is that even a thing?) Katja Hoyerās Beyond the Wall.
I recently read Iron Hand: The Confession of Goetz Von Berlichingen. The telling of the story of the Medieval Knight/Mercenary who may be the coolest and toughest guy in all of recorded history
. And credited with being the originator of the phrase āKiss my assā