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I can suggest something for the ladies. My profile. Now that is some good readin' right there ! 
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I am reading "Black Wind" by Clive Cussler.
The story starts out in 1944 with the Japanese carrying biogeneric material in bombs aboard planes to bomb the north east coast of America.
A ship sees them and blasts them out of the sky.
The planes go to the bottom of the ocean with the gases still in the bombs.
People along the west coast shoreline are dying. Autopsies are done and it's learned what they died from.
Story jumps to 2007 when a U.S. government research ship hears about the deaths and attempts to dive to the bottom of the ocean to get the bombs.
The Japanese and North Korea are involved in ways you wouldn't believe.
I'll stop here cause I don't want to spoil the story for anyone who reads the book.
If you like books that keep you on edge, this is a good one.
The story starts out in 1944 with the Japanese carrying biogeneric material in bombs aboard planes to bomb the north east coast of America.
A ship sees them and blasts them out of the sky.
The planes go to the bottom of the ocean with the gases still in the bombs.
People along the west coast shoreline are dying. Autopsies are done and it's learned what they died from.
Story jumps to 2007 when a U.S. government research ship hears about the deaths and attempts to dive to the bottom of the ocean to get the bombs.
The Japanese and North Korea are involved in ways you wouldn't believe.
I'll stop here cause I don't want to spoil the story for anyone who reads the book.
If you like books that keep you on edge, this is a good one.
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blogs, forum posts, e-mails and news articles ... nothing in the house I want to read since my sister left me a load of very trashy romantic novels
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These are my favorites:
"The brothers Karamazov"- Fyodor Dostoevsky
"The Master and Margarita"-Mikhail Bulgakov
"The Idiot"-Fyodor Dostoyevsky
"The Picture of Dorian Gray"-Oscar Wilde
"The Black Obelisk"-Erich Maria Remarque
"East of Eden" -John Steinbeck(I just started reading and it's very interesting)
"The brothers Karamazov"- Fyodor Dostoevsky
"The Master and Margarita"-Mikhail Bulgakov
"The Idiot"-Fyodor Dostoyevsky
"The Picture of Dorian Gray"-Oscar Wilde
"The Black Obelisk"-Erich Maria Remarque
"East of Eden" -John Steinbeck(I just started reading and it's very interesting)
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I ve been just reading " Things I´ve Learned From Women Who´ve Dumped Me" edited by Ben Karlin
guys sorry in name of all women...
totally funny and witty even comical.. I recommned 
guys sorry in name of all women...
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The microwave instructions on my dinner.
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The Shack .
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montecito: I am reading "Black Wind" by Clive Cussler.
The story starts out in 1944 with the Japanese carrying biogeneric material in bombs aboard planes to bomb the north east coast of America.
A ship sees them and blasts them out of the sky.
The planes go to the bottom of the ocean with the gases still in the bombs.
People along the west coast shoreline are dying. Autopsies are done and it's learned what they died from.
Story jumps to 2007 when a U.S. government research ship hears about the deaths and attempts to dive to the bottom of the ocean to get the bombs.
The Japanese and North Korea are involved in ways you wouldn't believe.
I'll stop here cause I don't want to spoil the story for anyone who reads the book.
If you like books that keep you on edge, this is a good one.
The story starts out in 1944 with the Japanese carrying biogeneric material in bombs aboard planes to bomb the north east coast of America.
A ship sees them and blasts them out of the sky.
The planes go to the bottom of the ocean with the gases still in the bombs.
People along the west coast shoreline are dying. Autopsies are done and it's learned what they died from.
Story jumps to 2007 when a U.S. government research ship hears about the deaths and attempts to dive to the bottom of the ocean to get the bombs.
The Japanese and North Korea are involved in ways you wouldn't believe.
I'll stop here cause I don't want to spoil the story for anyone who reads the book.
If you like books that keep you on edge, this is a good one.
Faye Kellerman
BLINDMAN'S BLUFF
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.......just pervin though the ladies profiles.......
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I read your profile... I thought that was a good start. Other than that.. I have read ,
"You can get arrested for that" by Rich Smith
"Great Australian Railway Stories" by Bill Marsh
" Good Girls don't make history" by Jan Stradling
"True History of the Kelly Gang" by Peter Carey
"Red carpets and other banana skins" by Rupert Everett
My reading list is rather eclectic. However I do have to agree with one of the ladies above... Clive Cussler is very entertaining
In response to: hey guys and girls. As someone who reads constantly, looking for some new reading material please.
so feel free to suggest some books that really blew your mind.. perhaps even a top five of your fav books of all time.
I tend to read of lot of fantasy/horror/supernatural... or any type of book that sees the real world cross itself with something supernatural.
However, that's not all I read. Love the classics as well. So feel free to give me some suggestions.
so feel free to suggest some books that really blew your mind.. perhaps even a top five of your fav books of all time.
I tend to read of lot of fantasy/horror/supernatural... or any type of book that sees the real world cross itself with something supernatural.
However, that's not all I read. Love the classics as well. So feel free to give me some suggestions.
I read your profile... I thought that was a good start. Other than that.. I have read ,
"You can get arrested for that" by Rich Smith
"Great Australian Railway Stories" by Bill Marsh
" Good Girls don't make history" by Jan Stradling
"True History of the Kelly Gang" by Peter Carey
"Red carpets and other banana skins" by Rupert Everett
My reading list is rather eclectic. However I do have to agree with one of the ladies above... Clive Cussler is very entertaining
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fitandfun79: hey guys and girls. As someone who reads constantly, looking for some new reading material please.
so feel free to suggest some books that really blew your mind.. perhaps even a top five of your fav books of all time.
I tend to read of lot of fantasy/horror/supernatural... or any type of book that sees the real world cross itself with something supernatural.
However, that's not all I read. Love the classics as well. So feel free to give me some suggestions.
so feel free to suggest some books that really blew your mind.. perhaps even a top five of your fav books of all time.
I tend to read of lot of fantasy/horror/supernatural... or any type of book that sees the real world cross itself with something supernatural.
However, that's not all I read. Love the classics as well. So feel free to give me some suggestions.
Argonauts of `49..........True story of the migration by sea of the gold seekers coming to California to strike it rich.....My great grandfather is in the book and I bet you have relitives in there too.
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A short novel by Liza Dalby, The Tale of Murasaki.
About life in Japan in the 11th century describing some of the Chinese influence
Interesting, creative and poetic at times.
About life in Japan in the 11th century describing some of the Chinese influence
Interesting, creative and poetic at times.
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A book from my past...
Something Happened (Joseph Heller) « Assume Yes
Something Happened (Joseph Heller) « Assume Yes
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A book called PINK NOISE about women in the electronic music industry
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some interesting selections... thanks people
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My favorite author is Ken Follett. The list is too long to name all his books. Probably his most famous is "Pillars Of The Earth" which was a very difficult book to follow but I got through it.
One of these days I'm going to tackle a book that's been on my bookshelf for a long time. A little 'ol thing by Tolstoy, "Anna Karena"..
One of these days I'm going to tackle a book that's been on my bookshelf for a long time. A little 'ol thing by Tolstoy, "Anna Karena"..
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.......thomas the tank engine........its about railways........
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trueheart1941: .......thomas the tank engine........its about railways........
God how I despise Thomas!
But I really like this -->
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so feel free to suggest some books that really blew your mind.. perhaps even a top five of your fav books of all time.
I tend to read of lot of fantasy/horror/supernatural... or any type of book that sees the real world cross itself with something supernatural.
However, that's not all I read. Love the classics as well. So feel free to give me some suggestions.