Last three books you've read?

[grfox92]

3 Joe Pickett books.

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[Cosmono]

I Am Pilgrim by Terry Hayes - far fetched thriller but a page turner

Nobody's Son by Cathy Glass - for book club, standard misery lit not my thing

The Girl in the Glass Tower by Elizabeth Freemantle - historical fiction, started well but didn't really go anywhere.

I sound like a fussy cow don't I? Currently on Revelation (Shardlake #4) - brilliant

 

[Thehillbillee]

Deep Survival
Prince Caspian (with my son)
Afghanistan Papers

 

[OregonSteeler]

Astoria
One Second After
Undaunted Courage

 

[ODB]

Carl Akeley's Africa, which I will publish in ebook soon
The Man-Eating Leopard of Rudraprayag, which I will publish as an audiobook soon
*Unnamed book* about ivory poaching and terrorism that I will publish later this year.

All work, no play, it seems...

 

[TSimons9]

Lonesome Dove

Streets of Laredo

Currently working on: Hunting in Todays Wild West

Up next: Hunting Big Mule Deer

 

[AK4570]

Hell, I Was There
Bleak Seasons (Chronicles of the Black Company)
The Pastor Theologian

 

[NealS02]

- All the Pretty Horses by Cormac McCarthy
- The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
- Elk of North America: Ecology and Management by Jack Ward Thomas

 

[jwatts]

Wilderness of Hope
Give Your Heart to the Hawks
Education of Little Tree

 

[Fullfan]

The Outpost and Red Platoon. Books about kids fighting to stay alive in Afghanistan. Some true heroes.

 

[Loper]

The Physchology of Money by Morgan House
Shoe Dog by Phil Knight (founder of NIKE)
Natural Born Hero’s by Christopher McDougall

 

[holmesac89]

The Journals of Lewis and Clark
Short Nights of the Shadow Catcher
Crazy Horse and Custer

 

[bforristall]

The River - Peter Heller
The Guide - Peter Heller
Open Season - C.J. Box

 

[JDT1982]

The Norman's- From Raiders to Kings by Lars Brownworth
Fifty Years on the Trail by John Y Nelson
Gates of Fire by Steven Pressfield

 

[JS.Fletch5]

Crime and Punishment, Stoicism and the Art of Happiness, and The Sun Also Rises.

 

[Phaseolus]

K2: The Savage Mountain: Houston, Bates, Wickwire
Sailing Around The World Alone: Joshua Slocum
Take These Men: Tank Warfare with the Desert Rats: Cyril Joly

 

[Poser]

The Chickamauga Campaign -David Powell (freaking workout to read this highly detailed account)
The Wall: Rome's Greatest Frontier - Alistair Moffat
A People's History of the United States -Howard Zinn

 

[Beendare]

My last 3;
Atlas Shrugged- ( I went back and read this one after reading it decades ago) very long tale of dysopian America, written in 1957 but still relevant with similarities to the recent Biden admins bureaucrat America and what happens when Government takes away incentives to succeed. Good but long.

Demon Copperhead- Story of a Foster kids rough upbringing, this should be required reading in school of anyone that has kids. Why are the kids of today weak and not resilient? Good but not great

The Crash; Frieda Mcfaddens books are always good psychological thrillers. This one has a lot of the mental anguish from the central character that wore on me....but good story and I liked the ending. It's decent but some of her others are considerably better.

 

[Texasbuckeye]

Last one I finished:
Onyx Storm

Currently reading in a book club (a little over half way done):
Desiring God

Second to last book I finished:
How to pray

 

[SWOHTR]

Freedom's Forge, about American industry during WWII.

The Admirals, about the 5-star Fleet Admirals during WWII (plus a lot about GA MacArthur).

The War Against Warriors. One of Hegseth's books, essentially a glorified op-ed and ranks among the worst books I've ever read. It is incredibly relevant to what is occurring right now, hell it's his playbook.

Next up, God's Right Hand, about the evangelicism of the right.