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What Are You Reading in 2015?

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Being a Michael Bennett fan, I really like how this one ended

 

Interesting. It was my least favorite of the Michael Bennett series. :lol2:

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Started the newest Scott Harvath character book "Code of Coduct."

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Was that any good?

 

I saw he has a new one that just came out, I think called Badlands.

Was that any good?

 

I saw he has a new one that just came out, I think called Badlands.

 

A solid 3 stars out of 5.

 

The one I'm reading now is excellent. Halfway through and 4 stars out of 5 so far. Kinda technical with Wall Street "insider stuff" that I have a hard time following, but great characters and dialogue - some of it quite witty.

 

That last part is what "The Highway" is missing. 100 percent serious. Good read, but no letup.

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That last part is what "The Highway" is missing. 100 percent serious.

 

I just read one of those types. An author has to be really, really good to keep me interested in a book that is 100% serious. I don't want a comedy, but I do want some humor sprinkled in here & there.

I'm on my quest to re-read every Leon Iris novel again. Some I've read multiple times, some only once. Starting with the two who were my first exposure to the genius who was Leon Uris: Trinity and [uRedemption[/u]. Up next will be Exodus anf The Haj.

 

Since this post, I have completed Trinity, Redemption , Exodus and a novel about WWII English women called War Brides. Now beginning James Michener 's The Source.

Since this post, I have completed Trinity, Redemption , Exodus and a novel about WWII English women called War Brides. Now beginning James Michener 's The Source.

 

I still have most of the Michener books in hardback.

I still have most of the Michener books in hardback.

 

I love Michener. But one reason I only read him sparingly is the struggle I always have getting through his first chapter. It's always imprtant, but always the most difficult for me.

I love Michener. But one reason I only read him sparingly is the struggle I always have getting through his first chapter. It's always imprtant, but always the most difficult for me.

 

Yep. Often about continental drift or some such thing.

 

But they're always a treat.

I'm a third of the way in and it's one of the best things I've read in a month of Sundays. And that's saying something.

 

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I was reading about that on Goodreads. What did you think?

A solid 3 stars out of 5. The one I'm reading now is excellent. Halfway through and 4 stars out of 5 so far. Kinda technical with Wall Street "insider stuff" that I have a hard time following' date=' but great characters and dialogue - some of it quite witty. That last part is what "The Highway" is missing. 100 percent serious. Good read, but no letup.[/quote']

 

So what is the title of the Wall St insider stuff book!

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