I think there are about ten books in the series. Hasn't been one in a few years.

 

According to Goodreads, there are 10 & the last one was published in 2011.

I enjoyed it. I wish RBP had written more Sunny Randall books.

 

The dialogue in these is as good as it gets. Easy, entertaining reads with an engaging cast of characters.

The dialogue in these is as good as it gets. Easy, entertaining reads with an engaging cast of characters.

All of his books were that way. And the guys that have taken over the Spenser, Jessie Stone, and Cole & Hitch series do a real good job of writing in his style.

 

Very, very good so far.

"The Last Founding Father: James Monroe and a Nation's Call to Greatness" by Harlow Giles Unger. This is my second biography of Monroe. The first, "James Monroe: The Quest for National Identity" by Harry Ammon, was objective. This one, not so much.

Found this in the Goodwill and read it yesterday.

 

^ Is that Adams County, Ohio?

I'm about 1/2 way through James Patterson's ​Invisible

 

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I just started this one last night.

 

What did you think?

^ Is that Adams County, Ohio?

 

Yes.

 

Not exactly Pulitzer prize material, but you are welcome to read it.

Yes.

 

Not exactly Pulitzer prize material, but you are welcome to read it.

 

Interesting. I'm assuming a local author?

 

Thanks on the offer, but I still haven't finished the one you gave me several weeks ago. :lol2:

Interesting. I'm assuming a local author?

 

Thanks on the offer, but I still haven't finished the one you gave me several weeks ago. :lol2:

 

Yes. Local author.

 

I am also stocking up on books for the granddaughter. She being the daughter of an English professor and a University Press marketing director, I am aware that buying these books is a bit presumptuous. Too bad.

 

Bought this one at the Goodwill today.

 

I just started this one last night.

 

What did you think?

It was very good Randy. I would say more about what I though but it would give away a lot.