Book 10: Theories of International Politics and Zombies: Revived Edition by Daniel W. Drezner - 191 pages

Description from bookdepository.co.uk:What would happen to international politics if the dead rose from the grave and started to eat the living? Daniel Drezner's groundbreaking book answers the question that other international relations ( Read more... )

June 2016 reading:

16. Grave Secrets, by Kathy Reichs (315 pages ( Read more... )

Title: Bits & Pieces
Author: Jonathan Maberry
Series: part 5 of "Rot & Ruin", follows Fire & Ash
Pages: 577
Summary: Benny Imura's journey through the Rot & Ruin is well known, but who were the others navigating the ravaged zombie-ridden landscape? Jonathan Maberry returns to fill the gaps in what we know about First Night, suriving the plague, and ( Read more... )

April 2016 reading:

7. Spice & Wolf: Volume 6, by Isuna Hasekura (232 pages ( Read more... )

Book 13: The Anatomy of Israel’s Survival by Hirsh Goodman - 253 pages

Description from bookdepository.co.uk:
For readers of Michael Oren, Alan Dershowitz, and George Gilder comes a new perspective on a hot topic: the future of Israel. "Can Israel survive?" has been the essential question for Israelis -- and Jews worldwide -- since the Holocaust ( Read more... )

January 2016 reading:

1. A Night of the Seven Kingdoms, by George R.R. Martin (355 pages ( Read more... )

Title: Kick at the Darkness
Author: Keira Andrews
Genre: M/M Romance, mix of Sciene-Fiction and Fantasy elements, Zombie apocalypse
Pages: 265
Summary: To live through the zombie apocalypse they have to survive each other first ( Read more... )

13. Undead Obsessed: Finding Meaning in Zombies by Jessica Robinson, 202 pages, Zombies, 2014 ( Read more... )

October 2015 reading:

45. Spice & Wolf: Volume 2, by Isuna Hasekura (284 pages ( Read more... )

It’s only taken me a year to finish writing up my 2013 book reviews (and with nearly 30 2014 book reviews to write in the next month), but alas I am here. So what happened in 2013? I got promoted to manager at work; I travelled to Hawaii and went on a cruise to far-north Queensland, as well as visiting the most northern point in Australia for work ( Read more... )