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ControlArmsNow
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Re. Heretic
I've read the first two and enjoyed both of those - If you like Cornwell's other stuff you'll like these, I think. His period detail is good and he knows how to buckle a swash, too.
RaVeN said:
I've read the first two and enjoyed both of those - If you like Cornwell's other stuff you'll like these, I think. His period detail is good and he knows how to buckle a swash, too.
direstraits
Well-Known Member
Raven...
You've been stocking on Robin Hobb, I see. I suppose that means you liked her first book enough to keep buying them? How do they compare to say, GRRM? Or is she like Eddings?
ds
You've been stocking on Robin Hobb, I see. I suppose that means you liked her first book enough to keep buying them? How do they compare to say, GRRM? Or is she like Eddings?
ds
ParadoxicalRae
New Member
My last trip to Barnes & Noble and I got (in no particular order):
And Then They Were Nuns by Susan J. Leonardi
Jennifer Government by Max Barry
Thirsty by M. T. Anderson
A Home at the End of the World by Michael Cunningham
Trickster's Choice by Tamora Pierce
Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
McSweeny's Enchanted Chamber of Astonishing Stories by various authors
And Then They Were Nuns by Susan J. Leonardi
Jennifer Government by Max Barry
Thirsty by M. T. Anderson
A Home at the End of the World by Michael Cunningham
Trickster's Choice by Tamora Pierce
Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
McSweeny's Enchanted Chamber of Astonishing Stories by various authors
ParadoxicalRae
New Member
I haven't started it yet but I saw the movie and I loved it! Then again, maybe I just find it amusing that Colin Farrel only has 3 facial expressions....
Anyway, it was a very sweet movie and I'll probably be reading the book after I finish I'm Not Scared and The Persian Boy.
Anyway, it was a very sweet movie and I'll probably be reading the book after I finish I'm Not Scared and The Persian Boy.
Delta_doh!
New Member
Bountyhunter
New Member
Just bought
Killer, by David Drake
Killer, by David Drake
ctadams
New Member
Recent Purchases
OK, the TBR pile has now SERIOUSLY taken over the living room bookshelves and a good chunk of the office. I have WAY more books I want to read than I have time to read them, and even more books I probably "should" read that are at the bottom of the pile. But I voluntarily bought the following in the past few weeks (which made my son VERY happy because he will get to read them long before I do!).
The Bourne Identity
The Bourne Supremacy (read both years ago but they got lost in one of my moves or were loaned out indiscriminately never to return.
Reaper Man
Moving Pictures
A book by Sherilynn Kenyon (Can't remember the blasted title)
Fear Itself (A Fearless Jones novel)
Little Scarlett (By the same author, but I'm blanking on the blasted name)
Cie
OK, the TBR pile has now SERIOUSLY taken over the living room bookshelves and a good chunk of the office. I have WAY more books I want to read than I have time to read them, and even more books I probably "should" read that are at the bottom of the pile. But I voluntarily bought the following in the past few weeks (which made my son VERY happy because he will get to read them long before I do!).
The Bourne Identity
The Bourne Supremacy (read both years ago but they got lost in one of my moves or were loaned out indiscriminately never to return.
Reaper Man
Moving Pictures
A book by Sherilynn Kenyon (Can't remember the blasted title)
Fear Itself (A Fearless Jones novel)
Little Scarlett (By the same author, but I'm blanking on the blasted name)
Cie
