What to read? What to read? Any suggestions?

[gerhard1]

I seem to remember when you were writing this, or maybe I am disremembering.

Didn't you post up some chapters for folks to read and comment on? Either here or over on AR15.com?

Dave

Wasn't me; I've never been signed up at AR15.com.

 

[gerhard1]

I tried but it wouldn't work on my phone.

If you have a PC, try that. The kindle download is free, but not needed to take a peek inside the book. People who have read my story tend to like it. The story is long, but not dull at all, if I do say so myself. And, though the whole world is affected, much of the action takes place in Oklahoma and Kansas.

 

[snafu21]

The Forever Hero by Modesitt, The, Long Earth by Pratchett, and Bobiverse by Taylor are all great post apocalypse series.

If you were able to get past half way into the 3rd Enders book then you have way more patience than me.

 

[AKJ20]

Monster Hunter International
Book by Larry Correia

 

[undeg01]

Read the Sniper Elite series by Scott Mcewen. It’s a 4 book series. From what you’ve said, I’d bet you love the second book of the series.

 

[ratski]

Ah, I believe one of Timothy Mcveigh's favorites if I remember correctly/

 

[ratski]

Ah, I believe one of Timothy Mcveigh's favorites if I remember correctly/

I don't think it was ever said that it was one of his favorites.

The news media made a big deal over the book because it was found in his stuff and it supposedly had a "blueprint" for what he did to the Murrah Building.

From what I remember of the book, there was a Federal building that they bombed, using a similar set up, but there was no "blueprint" as I recall.

Dave

 

[zghorner]

atlas shrugged. please read it.

 

[gerhard1]

I don't think it was ever said that it was one of his favorites.

The news media made a big deal over the book because it was found in his stuff and it supposedly had a "blueprint" for what he did to the Murrah Building.

From what I remember of the book, there was a Federal building that they bombed, using a similar set up, but there was no "blueprint" as I recall.

Dave

I've read The Turner Diaries and it was certainly nothing to write home about. It was a rather silly book as I recall.

 

[osupoke]

If you liked Tom Clancy, you should check out Brad Thor's material. I don't take time for much leisure reading anymore, but for the last few years he's been my go-to on vacation.