Books - What Are You Reading / What Do You Recommend?

Finally finished the wheel of time series. Somewhat dissapointed with the ending, but damn it was a great ride, been reading those books for nearly 15 years.

Just started mistborn by sanderson, pretty good so far.

If you guys want some cool fiction read Clive Cussler and James Rollins. Both real good authors.

Reading the latest Stephen Hunter book "Snipers Honor". If you have never read any of his books I strongly reccomend him as an author.

Check out Stephen Hildreth's first book - http://www.amazon.com/First-Bayonet-...+first+bayonet
The First Bayonet, excellent book for his first one and you can get it free if you have a Kindle and a prime membership.

Also in the same vein Mark Greaney's "Gray Man" series is pretty good

3 a.m. short read 164ish pages. moved along at a nice pace. Nothing special just a good short 1-1.5 hr read

http://www.amazon.com/3-m-Nick-Pirog...keywords=3+a.m.

^ good read thanks

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"Not Cool" by Greg Gutfeld.

I got this as a gift and it's a great book. Yeah, it's pretty much a "why liberal thinking is actually NOT cool, even though we're all told it is cool to be a liberal" book. But Greg is fricking hilarious. I read a lot of this while my wife and I were in Glenwood Springs. There were a few times I laughed out loud and my wife just looked at me like WTF?

Fun read. Not all heavy and depressing.

Currently reading The Man in the High Castle by Phillip K Dick. I don't remember why I picked it up, but I think because it was free and I thought I'd give the author another shot. It is interesting in that it is in a world where Germany and Japan won World War II and now Americans are second class citizens across the world. Someone with great knowledge of World War II (Ronin) may actually take more from the book than I do, as they will be more familiar with all the people, places, and events mentioned.

I'm reading Eminent Plague, by Don Lowell.

I know the author. Seems okay so far. ;)

"Sniper's Honor" by Stephen White is an excellent read, I finished it in two days.

So I'm feeling incredibly nerdy as I am currently in the second book of the Lord of The Rings trilogy.