about 2 weeks ago - No comments
Hawkmoon: The Jewel in the Skull by Michael Moorcock
This is a fast-paced, action-packed reprint of a 1960s sword and sorcery thriller that holds up nicely though contains little insight into life under the Black Jewel sorcery rule as the plot is linear. The hero makes the story line work as he believes his ultimate abjection [...]
about 4 weeks ago - 1 comment
Impact by Douglas Preston
If you are a fan of James Rollins, Matthew Reilly and Clive Cussler or any of Douglas Preston’s this book is highly recommended. It’s also a great read for anyone on the lookout for new authors and those that are looking to relish reading an intriguing plot.
Impact is another winner from Douglas [...]
about 1 month ago - No comments
The invention of television and Internet has dragged a considerable number of people to depend on these audio visuals for information as well as entertainment. This is because television and Internet are easy means of communication. What holds maximum importance here is the fact that, visual communication are much more attractive and interesting then written [...]
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Books are considered as the source of knowledge and wisdom. It gives the required power of words which you can use in your speech. There are various kinds of books which are read throughout world. Some love studying fictions and some find it enjoying reading non fictions. However, there is some other group of people [...]
about 1 month ago - 1 comment
Horns by Joe Hill
This is a super parable supernatural thriller that looks deep at the dark side of humanity in which faith is not enough. Ig is a terrific antihero as he recognizes the devil’s team cannot be the hero regardless since legend means more than good deeds. The support cast, especially the deceased Merrin, [...]
about 8 months ago - 1 comment
Nights of Villjamur (Legends of the Red Sun 1) by Mark Charan Newton
Imagine a book that reads like Joe Abercrombie, set in a Jack Vance-like Dying Earth and written with characters the equal of Moorcock and Mieville. Too good to be true? This book might just meet your expectations.
The novel is mainly set in [...]
about 8 months ago - No comments
The Ghost Brigades by John Scalzi
We are back in the Old Man’s War universe, a couple of years after the events of that book. Naturally this one focus’s on the Ghost Brigades, the warriors born straight into adult bodies and sent out to fight. Sagan plays a role in the book but it’s not her [...]
about 8 months ago - 1 comment
The Five Greatest Warriors: A Novel by Matthew Reilly
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about 9 months ago - 1 comment
The Loch by Steve Alten
This is an enjoyable Loch Ness thriller filled with action. The story line is fast-paced from the misadventures in the Sargasso Sea to the mass of people in the hero’s way at Loch Ness. Zach knows he must overcome his feelings of inadequacy and his fear of the water if he [...]
about 9 months ago - No comments
Robert Ludlum’s The Bourne Deception (Jason Bourne) by Eric Van Lustbader
Fast-paced and very exciting though over the top of the pyramids, the latest Bourne thriller is a fun tale in which action, believable or incredulous, and more action overwhelms the plot as the sum of the subplots is greater than the story line. Additionally, none [...]
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about 1 year ago
Matthew Reilly is possibly the greatest action author out there. His novels are non-stop action thrill rides. Highly recommended to action junkies! Check Temple or Ice Station or Contest out, all great!