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What Are You Reading In 2018?

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Baldacci has a new series coming out in November. Atlee Pine is the character and Long Road To Mercy the book.
I wish he would do more of the Oliver Stone/Camel Club series.
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I wish he would do more of the Oliver Stone/Camel Club series.

 

I've only read his Will Robie & Amos Decker series.

I've only read his Will Robie & Amos Decker series.
You should try the John Puller series also.
I wish he would do more of the Oliver Stone/Camel Club series.

 

Those were definitely his best books, but I still enjoy pretty much everything he does.

 

I've only read his Will Robie & Amos Decker series.

 

I'd definitely put the Camel Club series on your read list.

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Did anyone like this???

I just finished it and wanted to throw it against the wall, just before putting it into the dumpster so that I wouldn't be tempted to lend it to anyone.

 

Waaaayy over the top for me. Too much fiction, twists and turns, and imposed adventure. Too many side stories and way too much filler. Eight hours of my life I'll never get back.

 

James Patterson simply using Bill Clinton as a shill to sell the book.

 

While the plot was plausible, it felt like one giant chase scene, and I hate chase scenes. I'll stick with easier to read Grishams, where I don't have my intelligence insulted.

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Did anyone like this???

I just finished it and wanted to throw it against the wall, just before putting it into the dumpster so that I wouldn't be tempted to lend it to anyone.

 

Waaaayy over the top for me. Too much fiction, twists and turns, and imposed adventure. Too many side stories and way too much filler. Eight hours of my life I'll never get back.

 

James Patterson simply using Bill Clinton as a shill to sell the book.

 

While the plot was plausible, it felt like one giant chase scene, and I hate chase scenes. I'll stick with easier to read Grishams, where I don't have my intelligence insulted.

 

Haven't read this one; I am partial to Patterson so I'll get to it eventually. Not so much Grisham. His formulaic courtroom dramas don't do anything for me. You say to-may-to, I say to-mah-to.:lol2:

Finished this one yesterday.

 

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Almost done with this little gem. Fairy tales for grownups, in a way. 3 solid stars out of four.

 

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I read this on our flight down/back to Cabo for vacation:

 

Hardcore History: The Extremely Unauthorized Story of ECW

 

It's a pretty good read, for the wrestling fans on the site; Tells a lot of good stories how ECW tried to take on WCW and WWF/WWE. I'm kind of amazed they lasted as long as they did, basically surviving paycheck to paycheck to keep the company afloat.

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