Don't tell me that, I have not read it yet, have it to read, Liked all his books except Painted House, the one where he stepped away from his main story telling "theme"
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Will do percy, have another couple (non fiction) to get through first and am not a fast reader.
“Don’t Turn out the Lights” was quite enjoyable
Took it back to the Tip Shop for somebody else to enjoy
While there bought a book on the history of lighthouses built on rocks around the UK.....”Seashaken Houses” for 50 cents. Really fascinating how they built some of them.
Well the last couple of weeks have been a disaster for me.Ordered a book I have already read.Getting other books out I have already read,and giving up on a number of books,including one by Peter James,"Absolute Proof". Have not returned it yet,so may try again.
Luckily I have enjoyed Barry Maitland's; The Raven's Eye.
Have three more books out from the library including another by Barry Maitland,so will see how they go.
Sorry I put you off it.Agree the war story was too much.
I am currently struggling with Gerald Seymour's Battle sight Zero.
Seems a good read but does not flow.
I have recently read two books by James MacManus; Midnight in Berlin, and Sleep in Peace tonight.
Enjoyed both,so will look to read more of his books.
Really enjoying ‘99 Variations on a Proof’ by Philip Ording
House of Spies by Daniel Silva is a book I've enjoyed and the century trilogy by Ken Follett certainly puts history into perspective.
Read a couple of good reads recently - got cheap through Kindle's monthly deals (<$2 each), so good value.
Beneath a Scarlet Sky - Mark Sullivan. Story of Italian teenager Pino Lella, rebelling against the Germans at the end of WWII. Based on a true story, and Lella said that was '80-90% true'.
The Extraordinary Life of Sam Hill - Robert Dugoni. Story of Sam Hill, who is born with ocular albinism and his journey through life.
Both easy reading, good stories and books want to keep reading the next page. Recommend.
Really enjoyed ‘The Seabird's Cry: The Lives and Loves of the Planet's Great Ocean Voyagers’ by Adam Nicolson
I was given House of Spies so after reading that I read The English Spy which is written in a similar vane. I then read The Heist but didn't find it quite as enthralling.
I enjoyed The Syndicate by Guy Bolton you suggested Percy and on another note you may enjoy Judi Dench's latest film 'Red Joan'
Really enjoyed "The Strange Death of Europe" by Douglas Murray.
Easy to read and he raises some interesting conundrums to do with immigration and reproduction and how Europe wants to identify itself going forward from a cultural perspective. What does it mean to be European? How has this changed over time? Is Europe a place for the world? What is European culture?
Well Holy Ghost by John Sandford was a disappointment.Like the character Virgil Flowers.Usually good reads.
Just finished The Last Refuge by Craig Robertson.A bit different style of writting.The story was set in The Faroe Islands, which I never knew existed.
Found google maps and general history of the islands very interesting. Ideal place for fish farming.!Eat your heart out NZK.
Faroe Islands amazing place ...need to go back sometime
Beagle thinks flying into Queenstown is an experience landing on Faroe is really something
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AyqEv6jMOUA
Well Daniel Silva provided another good read with "The Messenger."