(March 21, 2015 at 6:04 pm)Spooky Wrote:

(March 21, 2015 at 5:56 pm)Nope Wrote: During which time period did all these manly, non book loving men live?

For everybody who missed it (I think it's in my intro thread, I don't honestly remember) here is my Library:


I must be a huge pussy.

Well, you do have one as an avatar.

Seriously though. 300+ hard backs, 500+ paper backs and almost 900 e-books. Yeah.... Meow.

(March 21, 2015 at 5:58 pm)Judi Lynn Wrote: That was painful reading. If anyone knows by the close to 100 posts I've made, they'll know that bad grammar let alone spelling kills me. There were so many things I wanted to correct. "Their" not there. "Homes" with no apostrophe. "Them kind of" isn't even grammatically correct. Ha ha ha... this fellow really is as stupid as he seems.

Ok, back to lurking I go.

100 posts in three days? Damn gurl, you've been busy!

(And yes, I did initially type "busty" there. That'll teach me to segue right from work to foruming. )

(March 21, 2015 at 6:14 pm)JuliaL Wrote:

(March 21, 2015 at 6:04 pm)Spooky Wrote:

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For everybody who missed it (I think it's in my intro thread, I don't honestly remember)

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here is my Library:

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I must be a huge pussy.

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What are all those thick papery things on the shelving?

Whatever they are, looks like they'll give you the homogay.

I spy a Michael Crichton on that shelf on the left.

(March 21, 2015 at 7:10 pm)SteelCurtain Wrote:

(March 21, 2015 at 6:14 pm)JuliaL Wrote: What are all those thick papery things on the shelving?

Whatever they are, looks like they'll give you the homogay.

I spy a Michael Crichton on that shelf on the left.

I spy "Clear and Present Danger" by Tom Clancy. Two shelves down from the middle of the cat.

You're both right:




Ignoring the fact that "Homogay" is nearly a double negative. If books cause it, than I have it. (The Janet Evanovich books belong to the wife) I own a few Tom Clancy and everything Michael Crichton ever wrote. And apologies, I'm no photographer.


Anybody know of any other facebook organizations/groups/whatever similar to 'Religion must end'?

So, any good recommendations?!?

I liked the Alexander Hawke series by Ted Bell as well. As a person with some military knowledge, it was hard to turn my brain off for the super unrealistic portions of the books, but they were entertaining nonetheless.

I, too, love Crichton. Timeline is my fave. Red Storm Rising is my favorite of Clancy's. Maybe the best prologue of a military action book ever.

Ever read any Andy McNab? Realistic military/special forces fiction. Good stuff.

(March 21, 2015 at 7:45 pm)SnakeOilWarrior Wrote: So, any good recommendations?!?

For books? I'm also a huge fan of James Rollins (Both sigma force series and stand alone, as well as the co-written books with Rebecca Cantrell, if you're into vampires-not the sparkly kind). And I believe it's hard to go wrong with Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child books. A good one for patrons of this site:

(March 21, 2015 at 7:53 pm)SteelCurtain Wrote: I liked the Alexander Hawke series by Ted Bell as well. As a person with some military knowledge, it was hard to turn my brain off for the super unrealistic portions of the books, but they were entertaining nonetheless.

I, too, love Crichton. Timeline is my fave. Red Storm Rising is my favorite of Clancy's. Maybe the best prologue of a military action book ever.

Ever read any Andy McNab? Realistic military/special forces fiction. Good stuff.

Can't say I've ever read any Andy McNab. I'll have to take a look. Appreciate the recommendation.

I will say I've been on a Robert Ludlum kick lately. Presently working on 'The Matarese Countdown'.