Ebook ideas

[Ridge Runner]

Headed to the Gila on Friday for a second archery season elk hunt from Idaho. Driving through some desolate country with out much FM coverage. Any suggestions for some good Ebooks to kill the time. Hunting themed preferable.

 

[EastMT]

Headed to the Gila on Friday for a second archery season elk hunt from Idaho. Driving through some desolate country with out much FM coverage. Any suggestions for some good Ebooks to kill the time. Hunting themed preferable.

CJ Box series is excellent fiction, Wyoming Game warden crossed with rambo if you like action.

Undaunted Courage, Lewis and Clark journey dissected, very good

Rinellas stuff is good.

Just started the first of Brad Thor’s series, Lions of Lucerne. Not hunting themed but very good action/thriller/terrorist book.

 

[ffparamedic]

The Last Season by Eric Blehm. It’s about a NPS backcountry ranger that disappeared in Sequoia and Kings Canyon.


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[nettereo16]

Across the Fence in Vietnam. Crazy firsthand accounts of SOG missions in Laos and Cambodia. It’s read by the author. He was on Jocko podcast and those are great episodes as well

 

[def90]

I like podcasts for long distance drives.. Rogan podcasts with Cam Haynes, Steve Rinella and others, Remi Warrens podcast, MeatEater podcast, Randy Newberg and a slew of others..

 

[Beendare]

I just finished Micheal Connelly's, "The Poet", "Scarecrow" and "The night Fire" ...he is quickly becoming my favorite author. Best not to read poet and scarecrow back to back.

If you haven't done the Vince Flynn books....Mitch Rap series, I don't know anyone that doesn't love them.

Jack Carr has a couple good ones [Savage Son, True Believer, ] , the guy is an ex SEAL and he writes incredibly well.

Then there is Mark Greaney with the Gray Man series [best to do them in order] those are good with the Gray Man being a bad ass with a conscience.

Those^ should keep you busy for a few months.......grin

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[Jmort1754]

Jack Carr
Vince Flynn
Brad Thor
Brad Taylor
Mike Day- best book in a long time

 

[grfox92]

Across the Fence in Vietnam. Crazy firsthand accounts of SOG missions in Laos and Cambodia. It’s read by the author. He was on Jocko podcast and those are great episodes as well

Download and listen to Jocko Podcasts with John Stryker Myer, the author of the book mentioned. It's 8 hours of interview and stories both from the book and not. It will keep you on the edge of your seat. I just ordered all the rest of his books last week. Awesome stuff.

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[jlaner0408]

The Border Trilogy (all the pretty horses, the crossing, and cities of the plain) by Cormac McCarthy

 

[Desk Jockey]

Another vote for Jack Carr. Liking the terminal list a lot.

if you are going cormac McCarthy go for blood meridian. No kids in the car though.

empire of the summer moon

 

[bat-cave]

Jmort1754's list is very much inline with my own!
+1 for all of Three of Jack Carr's books
+1 Brad Thor / Vince Flynn
I have really enjoyed all of CJ Box's books as well
James Rollins is another great author not mentioned previously
Gregg Hurwitz (Orphan X novels)
Jack Mars (Kent Steele series)
Mike Rowe's "The Way I Heard it"
David Goggins "Can't Hurt Me"
Ben Coes (Dewey Andreas Series)
William Forstchen (After series)
Don Winslow "The Cartel"
Mark Greaney (Gray Man series)
Scott Anderson "Lawrence in Arabia" Very different, but fascinating if you enjoy history)
Also for history buff's ... Dan Carlin's podcasts are awesome and great for long drives! Long, but they pull you in!

 

[JDMBEND]

Jack Carr ++++++++
Remi Warren’s podcasts

 

[Ridge Runner]

Thanks for the reply. Got a couple downloaded hitting the road in 4 hrs. Short little 18 hr drive then I'm hunting the Gila!

 

[hebertbrian]

Jack Reacher Series


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[Boch5473]

The Frontiersman by Allan Eckhart, The dark and bloody river also by Eckhart.

 

[jlaner0408]

The Frontiersman by Allan Eckhart, The dark and bloody river also by Eckhart.

These might take a while, but they’re fantastic