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Pick of the Literate

Pick of the Literate

http://bookrevues.blogspot.com/

As an avid reader I often ignore reviews since they too frequently give away too much of the book. I will only write about what I have read and will recommend rather then review. I read a wide variety of books, primarily fiction. My favorites Science Fiction and Fantasy will be most frequent. The blog also tries to promote reading as the cornerstone of education.

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  • Point Blank by Catherine Coulter

    Posted on Saturday July 26th, 2008 at 11:06 in , bombs, cops, fbi, gun, guns, mysteries, Mystery, psychos, violence

    Coulter writes a good mystery and keeps one captivated and entertained through out the story. Dillon Savich and his wife Lacey Sherlock are reoccurring likeable characters that grace this book. If you have read other Coulter novels you will be famili...

  • Old Soldiers by David Weber

    Posted on Thursday July 24th, 2008 at 20:58 in , artificial intelligence, bolo, bolos, female, infantry, Soldiers, strong female, tanks

    Weber’s talent seems to be to evoke emotions. I find myself deeply involved with his characters and caring about what happens to them. He apparently has had some strong women in his life because a majority of his protagonists are tough as nails but...

  • Blood On the Water by P.N. Elrod

    Posted on Monday July 21st, 2008 at 13:45 in , depression, detective, vampire, violence

    This is the 6th in a series of depression era detective stories. As sequels go, this was better than average. I enjoyed it more than my last Elrod, Fire in the Blood. I find detective stories enjoyable but add the vampire aspect and it becomes positi...

  • Dragon & Issola by Steven Brust

    Posted on Friday July 18th, 2008 at 20:11

    This is an omnibus containing the full novel "Dragon" and the full novel Issola. The main character is again Vlad Taltos and these are book eight and nine, respectively, of the series. Once again I find myself puzzled over how so much philosophic pon...

  • Treaty at Doona by Anne McCaffrey

    Posted on Tuesday July 15th, 2008 at 14:16 in , decision, doona, griing, political, politics, treaty

    A sequel to the Decision at Doona, I enjoyed this book more. The main characters are the sons of the two main characters from Decision. The interplay and political intrigue is similar. A new alien species is introduced to complicate matters and fires...

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