I finally finished a non-school book in 2021, @robkroese’s The Legacy of the Iron Dragon. It was a great way to pass the time on the plane ride to Omaha, and it’s a great continuation of the Iron Dragon series. 📚
Tag: books
Unexpected find at the used bookstore yesterday. I don’t think I’ve read the original trilogy since high school. Maybe one other time, but it’s been at least two decades if so. I’ve never read books 4 and 5.
The Legacy has landed.
Now switching from my Kickstarter-backer electronic copy to the dead-tree edition.
RIP John le Carré
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With the continued division we see in our nation, I cannot help but feel Andy Andrews’ How Do You Kill 11 Million People? remains relevant.
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Finished my 35th book of the year yesterday, an ARC of @bentleydonb’s The Outside Man. Don’s debut, Without Sanction, was a great read, and this one cranks the volume to 11! Thriller lovers will want to grab this in March! 📚
Proof that people actually win those book giveaways publishing houses push through their authors’ email lists. Guess I should slot this into the queue for a re-read, eh, @MarkGreaneybook?
Having @robkroese’s latest book dropping tomorrow when I’m already in the middle of an ARC for one book with another ARC in the pipeline is, quite frankly, a great problem to have as a reader. 📚
Consequently, I finished this year’s Jack Reacher novel on the same date of the year as I did last year’s Jack Reacher novel. 📚
I finished reading The Sentinel by Lee and Andrew Child. I can see why some say the collaboration isn’t as good as Lee by himself, but I say give it time. I still enjoyed another Reacher novel. 📚