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    More Abrasive Than Sand In Your Crotch tmleadr03's Avatar
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    Spencer novels. By robert b parker.
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    You read Patriots, gotta read One Second After. There's a thread on it and others like it: http://www.ar-15.co/threads/34413-Th...e-Second-After
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    If you're in for a real (and I mean real) slog of a sci-fi marathon, check out Peter Hamilton.

    He has about 4-5 separate series where the technology evolves as the books move along with a good bit of overlapping.

    I won't lie, the first couple series are not for everyone and can get quite slow. I like the later series better (commonwealth saga) because of the higher technology and think those are funnerto read, and its actually how I discovered the author. I basically devolved in tech by reading his books in reverse chronological order. That said, I think the best way to read his stuff is to start at the beginning. In the end, it's worth it.

    My favorite book of his is probably fallen dragon.

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    +1 for Peter Hamilton. Pandora's Star is my favorite book from him.

    Quote Originally Posted by KestrelBike View Post
    If you're in for a real (and I mean real) slog of a sci-fi marathon, check out Peter Hamilton.

    He has about 4-5 separate series where the technology evolves as the books move along with a good bit of overlapping.

    I won't lie, the first couple series are not for everyone and can get quite slow. I like the later series better (commonwealth saga) because of the higher technology and think those are funnerto read, and its actually how I discovered the author. I basically devolved in tech by reading his books in reverse chronological order. That said, I think the best way to read his stuff is to start at the beginning. In the end, it's worth it.

    My favorite book of his is probably fallen dragon.

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    The get home series is my new fav right now

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    Loren Estleman has an excellent noir detective series featuring Amos Garret.
    Dan Simmons put out a hard-boiled trilogy: Hardcase, Hard Freeze, Hard as Nails. They're not light fluff like Patterson cranked out.
    Dana Stabenow's Kate Shugak series.

    I second the Heinlein novels and the Robert Parker novels.

    First and foremost, run out to the bookstore and buy The Rook, by Daniel O'Malley. Hands down, this is one of the best and most entertaining "whodunit" within a "whodunit" that I've ever had the pleasure to read.
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    If you like Vince Flynn (RIP), you'll love Brad Thor. I've read about 3 so far and they're great- Can't wait to get to The Last Patriot- it had some controversy about it, so much so he had a Fatwa put on him by Islamic extremists (redundant?).
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ronin13 View Post
    If you like Vince Flynn (RIP),.
    Crap that sucks he was one hell of a good author and my personal favorite, I hadn't seen/heard that he had passed. Last time I had read his website it looked as though he was feeling better and beating the cancer. Sad for sure.

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