Need a good book recommendation
Sunday I'm flying to Los Angeles. 5 hr flight. Need a good audible book or pdf. Any recommendations?
Last actual bock I read was Jack Hinson's One Man War. Good stuff.
I've run out of good fiction. Done Grisham and Clancy. Lee Child sucks. Matt Bracken is great. Ayn Rand is the greatest classic literature I've found and underrated. Lights Out by Halffast was great. John Wesley Rawles was very good. John Ross's Unintended Consequences was just under Ayn Rand and outstanding.... I've run out of good books. Even Bill Cooper's Behold A Pale Horse wasn't bad. The Turner Diary was interesting and some truth but was written by a 4th grade educated moron.
I'll take classic, Soviet Union era, or WWII but looking for a good fiction yarn.
Last actual bock I read was Jack Hinson's One Man War. Good stuff.
I've run out of good fiction. Done Grisham and Clancy. Lee Child sucks. Matt Bracken is great. Ayn Rand is the greatest classic literature I've found and underrated. Lights Out by Halffast was great. John Wesley Rawles was very good. John Ross's Unintended Consequences was just under Ayn Rand and outstanding.... I've run out of good books. Even Bill Cooper's Behold A Pale Horse wasn't bad. The Turner Diary was interesting and some truth but was written by a 4th grade educated moron.
I'll take classic, Soviet Union era, or WWII but looking for a good fiction yarn.
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Stephen Hunter, WEB Griffin (His early series without his son co-writing), Brad Thor, Vince Flynn. 0 -
Fade to black. Its a good cop story with a interesting slant. 0 -
Reading David Baldacci, The Fallen now.
This is part of the Amos Decker series. Here is brief on the story:
https://davidbaldacci.com/book/the-fallen-amos-decker-4/0 -
Any of the ?Prey? novels by John Sanford
Up Country by Nelson DeMille0 -
Final Blackout by L. Ron HUBBARD
Anything by H. Beam Piper (the cosmic computer - space Viking)
Stephen King: The Stand - It - The Bachmann Books - Talisman - The Green Dragon
WEB Griffin: Brotherhood of War series
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James Patterson, NYPDRED series
Steven Martini,0 -
If you like Clancy's Jack Ryan series, you may want to take a look at Dale Brown.
Definitely not anything deep. In the same vein as Clancy, but a bit more of a futuristic techno-politic genre.0 -
"The Things They Carried" by Tim O'Brien- but it's Vietnam era, not fiction but interesting.
"The Last Fighter Pilot" by Jerry Yellin- WWII but again not fiction.
"All the Light We Cannot See" by Anthony Doerr is WWII fiction and overall was good.
"Unbroken" by Laura Hillenbrand is WWII, not fiction, but will make you angry.
If you like Western fiction, author Dusty Rhodes is good, Elmer Kelton is good. My dad likes Jack Higgins.0 -
Anything buy Bernard Cornwell, Jack Vance or Micheal Conelly. 0 -
Joseph Wambaugh. Former LAPD Detective turned writer. The New Centurions, The Blue Knight, several others. Great books. 0 -
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Comanchee Moon by Larry Mcmurtry
Horn Of The Hunter by Robert Ruark
The Last Ivory Hunter by Capstick
A Man Called Lion by Capstick0 -
history of the crusades by Zoe Oldenburg...read this and compare those events back then with the current muslim conquests of europe and scandanavia ... 0 -
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Try these, they are GOOD!
https://www.amazon.com/Mistress-Art-Death-Novel-Book-ebook/dp/B000OCXG00
Its a good 4 book series......medieval forensics type mystery that has been one of my favorites.0 -
Longmire series. 0 -
One Second After (John Mathewson) 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Rocky Raab
(ahem)
http://www.lulu.com/shop/rocky-raab/baggy-zero-four/ebook/product-17549928.html
Yep, Rocky's books are great.
"The Last Centurion" by John Ringo is also a very interesting read. It's not part of any of his military thriller or mil/SF series that are also fun reads.0 -
PREY Novels by Sandford.. ditto ditto on that recommendation.. there are about 25 of them and I am currently on about number 15 - all are great and fun to read (listen to) 0 -
White Feather by Roy Chandler 0 -

classic literature.
antithesis to Ayn Rand.
he took 30 years to write it. you could say he put some thought into it.0 -
Try reading "Robinson Crusoe." I just finished the 1912 edition. Fantastic in its near original form!
Available on Amazon FOR FREE!
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One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn 0 -
The invisible man still holds up very well...
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The aquatine progression...
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quote:Originally posted by mrmike08075
The aquatine progression...
Mike
http://www.wikiwand.com/en/The_Aquitaine_Progression0 -
Most of the series of books by Erik Maria Remark.(skip the post WW II).
Start of course with "All Quite on the Western Front" & read them in historical order ending with "A time to Love and a Time to Die."0 -
Nelson DeMille is also a favorite of mine.
https://www.publishersweekly.com/978-0-446-51657-00 -
War and Peace. 0 -
Jack Hinson's One Man War is a good book.
You will not be unhappy with any book by Dean Koontz.
A great writer. I believe the best.0
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