Last book you've read....and why?

[LEGION]

Just recently finished Needful Things and Tommyknockers by Stephen King. These books been in my drawer for so long i kept on postponing reading it and finally...... probably one of the best by King.

I'm starting Deception Point by Dan Brown now.



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Thats funnyI read Deception Point a few weeks ago. The last 6 pages or so had me holding my breath constantly lol. Great book and keeps you riveted, me anyways.

Reading Tokien's Children of Hurin...again...why you ask?....because I felt like it.

[OumaFan]

The Lies of Locke Lamora by Scott Lynch. Was pretty good. Just read it cause after school ends I don't want anything serious.

Am reading the sequel now. Red Seas under Red Skies.

A bit of a fantasy kick so am going to try to reread the Song of Ice and Fire trilogy by George Martin next to be ready for the next one coming out. Have meant to do this for a while. Its the greatest fantasy series ever by far IMO but its four 1000 page books so starting back in is a bit of a project.

[spade]

Just recently finished Needful Things and Tommyknockers by Stephen King. These books been in my drawer for so long i kept on postponing reading it and finally...... probably one of the best by King.

I'm starting Deception Point by Dan Brown now.



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Thats funnyI read Deception Point a few weeks ago. The last 6 pages or so had me holding my breath constantly lol. Great book and keeps you riveted, me anyways.

Reading Tokien's Children of Hurin...again...why you ask?....because I felt like it.

Dan Brown has great imagination

Children of Hurin, never heard it before, i'll look for it one of these days.




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[Nameless]

My last book is from Jean Levy and it explains all what we have to know about sparta back in the days, vERY VERY good and full of information.

[VictorCharlie]

"Street Without Joy" b/c I'm a Vietnam junkie

[CFH]

"Street Without Joy" b/c I'm a Vietnam junkie

Have you read Chickenhawk?

[VictorCharlie]

no but its on my list...Next up is a biography of Giap. Hands down the best "Nam" books I've read are "Bright Shining Lie" by Sheehan for a total perspective and "Steal My Soldier's Hearts" by Hackworth for getting an all to real feel for light infantry fighting.

[Freedom]

I've recently finished reading Gaius Marius: The Rise and Fall of Rome's Saviour.

Marius rose from humble beginnings to be elected consul and to become the most powerful man in Rome. It's an excellent biography of a man who was a brilliant general, but a ruthless politician, as was his rival and worst enemy Sulla. Marius was Julius Caesar's uncle by marriage, and his friend Cinna was the father of Caesar's first wife.