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Might have to check it out. I have read some of his older stuff awhile back, but not any of his newer stuff. I read "The Revelation" not long ago. I just got "The Dispatch" and "The Collection", but have not had a chance to crack them open yet.

Well said. I still sometimes get into thinking I need to finish a book fast so I can move on to the next one without really enjoying what I am reading.

From one Canadian to another, welcome eh!

Very interesting article. My personal library isn't as nice as some of theirs though :D

Yup, good eyes. I have read all the Narnia books at least 5 times now and the Space trilogy twice. I also have his "til we have faces" - pretty good. There are 3 Peretti books there - "The Oath", "This Present Darkess" & "Piercing The Darkness"

Thanks guys, I can't take all the credit though, my wife put the shelves up, I just put the books on them. :)

If you keep up your buying spree now, there won't be anything left for you to buy. If that happens, I would be willing to take the gift card off your hands. :D

I have close to 600 books now, here are some pics.

When I was younger - (18 I think) - I played on a football team for the "Regina Apostolic Church" and my number was 42, so I have been RAC42 since then. Don't know why that has stuck with me for so long.

There is a series by Harry Turtledove called American Empire. Can't remember how many books there were. Not sure if this is what you are after. Harry Turtledove's acclaimed alternate history series began with a single question: What if the South had won the Civil War? Now, seventy years have...

I work for a company that sells supplies and equipment to architects and engineers.

Same here, of the older ones, I think my favorite was The Street Lawyer

Just returned from the Thrift Store with The Collection by Bentley Little. Hard Cover for $1.99

I ride bike lots, try to bike to work when I have the time. I also play volleyball year round, indoor in the winter and beach in the summer.

Chronicles of Narnia and The Iron Man The Iron Man is one of the first books I remember reading by myself when I was young. The movie - Iron Giant - was okay, but there was so much more in the book, even though it was very short.

Tweeter and the Monkey Man - Headstones

Dust in the Wind - Kansas

Alone in the Universe - David Usher

Ghosts that haunt me - Crash Test Dummies

I second the recommendation of Enigma I have read it a couple of times now and thought it was very good.