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Just kidding. Sort of. With books I'm especially bad. I'll have as many as five or six on the go at any one time, which is a pain in the ass. It's also why I haven't updated this in quite a while. Anyway, here's a few more books for the 50 Books list.
4. Mint Julep Murder by Carolyn G. Hart. This is a good one for lovers of traditional mysteries like Christie and Sayers.
5. A Little Class on Murder also by Carolyn G. Hart.
6. Fear Nothing by Dean Koontz. NOT one of his better books. People accuse King of verbal diarrhea, but he's got nothing on Koontz in this one.
7. Brother Odd also by Dean Koontz. This one was much better. It's the third book about the continuing adventures of Odd Thomas. Not as good as the first, which was Odd Thomas but better and more mysterious than Forever Odd. If you're interested, definitely read them in order.
8. Area 7 by Matthew Reilly. Lots of Action, and quite fun. Second in the adventures of Shane Schofield.
9. Scarecrow also by Matthew Reilly. This is the third Schofield adventure. LOTS MORE ACTION. Still fun, but a fair bit darker than the second book.
10. Grave Sight by Charlaine Harris. A good read. Fun, a bit darker than I was expecting, and a bit more serious, but definitely worth checking out.
Just kidding. Sort of. With books I'm especially bad. I'll have as many as five or six on the go at any one time, which is a pain in the ass. It's also why I haven't updated this in quite a while. Anyway, here's a few more books for the 50 Books list.
4. Mint Julep Murder by Carolyn G. Hart. This is a good one for lovers of traditional mysteries like Christie and Sayers.
5. A Little Class on Murder also by Carolyn G. Hart.
6. Fear Nothing by Dean Koontz. NOT one of his better books. People accuse King of verbal diarrhea, but he's got nothing on Koontz in this one.
7. Brother Odd also by Dean Koontz. This one was much better. It's the third book about the continuing adventures of Odd Thomas. Not as good as the first, which was Odd Thomas but better and more mysterious than Forever Odd. If you're interested, definitely read them in order.
8. Area 7 by Matthew Reilly. Lots of Action, and quite fun. Second in the adventures of Shane Schofield.
9. Scarecrow also by Matthew Reilly. This is the third Schofield adventure. LOTS MORE ACTION. Still fun, but a fair bit darker than the second book.
10. Grave Sight by Charlaine Harris. A good read. Fun, a bit darker than I was expecting, and a bit more serious, but definitely worth checking out.