Today's challenge is what's on my TBR list?
From this month's First Reads off Amazon is Druid by Jeff Wheeler. I can get two books a month free, but 95% of them are women's romance and I pass.
Amazon Unlimited has LOTR all three books in one e-book with the latest version.
I went to the main library here a few Sundays ago, twice a year in the basement they let you fill up a shopping bag of books for only $6.00. I got the hardback of Tom Clancy's John Ryan book 8, The Bear and the Dragon, and six other books. I can't read paperbacks as the prints too small now and I got only hardbacks. This book sells for $28.95.
I'm at the office and off the top of my head can't remember the other books.
I just finished publishing I Maury: Life and Times of a Rebel, and with some free reading time got through all 1,028 pages in two weeks. I've now bought e-books 9-13, Red Rabbit, Dead or Alive, Locked On, Threat Vector and Command Authority. At nine bucks each on Amazon I'm not sure number 8 was such a bargain, and the books number up to 24 or 25.
A book we're studying in grief group at church (mother passed away,) What Loss Can Teach Us: A Sacred Pathway to Growth and Healing, By Beth Taulman Miller.
A friend from church recommended The Righteous Mind by Jonathan Haidt.
4 comments:
Druid sure sounds good!
Those are some interesting selections. I've never really gotten into Tom Clancy, but I know a lot of people who swear by him.
(Also, my condolences for your loss.)
Sounds like an interesting list. I hope you enjoy them.
I've never tried Tom Clancy, but might be worth a look.
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