What are we reading?

[Tinyman]

Class if 73 here

We're the class that's really revin' -- senior class of '67

 

[Phil0110]

My brilliant friend. About 2 Italian friends.

 

[Snake45]

Also yesterday I received my pre-ordered copy of The Bullet Farm, the brand-new Stephen Hunter/Earl Swagger novel. Looking forward to getting into it. Hunter always spins a good yarn.

Finished it about a week ago. Frankly, not his very best work. Indulgent "sniper porn," and not as much Earl Swagger as you'd hope for. Not sorry I read it, but I won't be reading it 3 or 4 more times as I have several of his other books. Ah shucks oh well.

 

[ex13F]

Oh, I remember Graf, freakin' COLD in the Winter.

Made 13 trips to Graf. Went to a couple glow in the dark courses at neighboring Vilseck too. As far as what book am I reading right now, "Bibi" by Benjamin Netanyahu.

 

[Hammer67]

Great book so far:

 

[Tinyman]

Finished it about a week ago. Frankly, not his very best work. Indulgent "sniper porn," and not as much Earl Swagger as you'd hope for. Not sorry I read it, but I won't be reading it 3 or 4 more times as I have several of his other books. Ah shucks oh well.

I can't seem to find it -- all I can find is 'The Bullet Garden' using several searches.

 

[Tinyman]

Guess I'll re-read Chickenhawk -- fantastic chopper story.

 

[javbike]

An update on my reading finished a couple of Robert B Parker two Jesse Stone books and a Spencer one I kinda hook on reading again looking forward to check a another one of his books

 

[Talyn]

America's Round-Engine Warbirds - Airframes and Powerplants at the Close of the Prop Era

 

[AreWeNotMen?]

A collection of Hemingway stories and excerpts on hunting (Hemingway on Hunting), and Faulkner's Big Woods.

 

[The Night Rider]

 

[The Night Rider]

Sometimes revisiting a favorite book can be just as enjoyable as the first time. The thrill of the chopper stories and the adventures within its pages must be quite captivating.
Speaking of reading choices, if you ever decide to explore something new, I recently came across a list of Colleen Hoover books in order. She's known for her engaging storytelling and emotional depth, making her novels a great choice for those looking to dive into contemporary fiction.
It's always interesting to hear what others are reading, as it can lead to discovering hidden literary gems.

Just sayin'

 

[Marek71]

I like reading at night to wind down, typically just one of the many Amazon Prime free books that they offer.

 

[Marek71]

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Just sayin'

I couldn't figure out where I know that from. I had to Google lens the picture, Buck Rogers, wow I totally forgot about that show.

 

[javbike]

Just got two more Jesse stone novels

 

[Mr.W.]

I finished Cormac McCarthy's Border Triogy last week. Now I'm reading "The Lives of Robert Ryan" for something a little different. Always one of my favorite actors.

 

[The Night Rider]

I couldn't figure out where I know that from. I had to Google lens the picture, Buck Rogers, wow I totally forgot about that show.

Do you do understand the implication there right?

 

[KillerFord1977]

Do you do understand the implication there right?

I enjoyed Battlestar Galactica..

 

[Hammer67]

"The Gray Man" by Mark Greaney

 

[XD94045]

Subversive Witness (for the third time) and facilitating a course on it.