I agree on this one. I have a copy on mp3 too, if you want it.Originally Posted by jerrymrc
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I agree on this one. I have a copy on mp3 too, if you want it.
I"m reading contact by carl sagan.
everybody's talking about game of thrones, so that's coming up soon.
Its also about time to reread fellowship, towers and return.
Is Contact the same one they made a movie (Jodi Foster and Mathew Mccontahay) out of?
"There are no finger prints under water."
yup.
I just started but I can tell from the first 20 pages that the book will be vastly superior to the film. (I did like the film a lot, tho.)
You guys are way to serious for a vacation read...
More Scifi:
"Ringworld" and its sequels by Larry Niven
"Ender's Game" & sequels (esp "Ender's Shadow") by Orson Scott Card
Hugo & Nebula award winners.
“Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity”
The Dresden Files by Jim Butcher is a great vacation read fantasy series. It is about a modern day Wizard private eye. He is in Chicago, and has an ad in the phone book. No one takes him serious, but he is an actual wizard. The books read like an episode of a television cop show (he works closely with the local police Special Investigations unit), only with vampires and faeries and stuff. Pretty fun read, and you can blaze through the books in no time.
"There are no finger prints under water."
Finishing this up right now http://www.amazon.com/Go-Go-Girls-Ap.../dp/1416552251
Decent cheesy and somewhat trashy read
On to this next: Kincade's Death
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In what genre would you place Kincade's Death?
"There are no finger prints under water."
It's a western, and I recommend the series for sure. The first is Kincade's Blood.
They're fun easy reads, like a lot of westerns
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I'm limiting my selections to books where guns are a primary theme (since this is a gun forum after all):
+1 on Patriots
You also cannot go wrong with Enemies Foreign and Domestic by Matthew Bracken. It's the first in a great trilogy.
Another absolutely fantastic gun book is Unintended Consequences if you can manage to find a copy.
Molon Labe is also a good read.
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