I'm not familiar with that so I can't help there
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I looked for it, seems to be written by Brian Barstow. Which sounds awfully anglo to me.
a man with taste I see
It's great for young adult fantasy. Much like David Eddings books.
So it's a book for middle school kids?
It was a good read. Long. So much research.Chaos: Charles Manson, the CIA, and the Secret History …
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I despise 60s counterculture and its people, so never gave the Manson murders too much thought. But O'Neil's Rogan interview got me curious enough to give it a read. So far pretty good.
Definitely provided some WTF thought-provoking possibilities. I enjoyed it.
I'd say 12-16, so I guess so. To each his own though.
Has anyone read The Chronicles of the Unhewn Throne?
I'm not familiar with that one
I'll have a read. Ordered now.
The last audio book I listened to that was sci fi was at least 5+ years ago. It was called project hail Mary .
It was fucking great. 9.5 ot of 10.
I went on YouTube to find it and it looks like they're making a movie about it.
The novel was by the same guy that wrote Martin. That matt Damon was in about him being stranded on Mars.
It was very similar in that the science was accurate.
The last actual book I read that I can remember was about 12 years ago called " the one that got away ". Great book.
Before that it was " bravo 2 zero " by Andy Mc Nab.
Both of those books were written by SAS guys on the same mission in Iraq
It was fucking great. 9.5 ot of 10.
I went on YouTube to find it and it looks like they're making a movie about it.
The novel was by the same guy that wrote Martin. That matt Damon was in about him being stranded on Mars.
It was very similar in that the science was accurate.
The last actual book I read that I can remember was about 12 years ago called " the one that got away ". Great book.
Before that it was " bravo 2 zero " by Andy Mc Nab.
Both of those books were written by SAS guys on the same mission in Iraq
Just wrapped up the Starvation Lake trilogy by Bryan Gruley last night. Mysteries about a guy who’s a reporter and amateur hockey player sorting out the sordid goings on in his seemingly sleepy home town in northern MI. Though the first book came out in ‘09, he cleverly set it a decade earlier so cell phones and computers are still somewhat novel and don’t figure into the first book at all, gradually becoming more prevalent through the series.
I enjoyed both of those
You should look up the Bobiverse books. There are currently 5 books but it's a fun fast paced sci-fi series
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