Just finished " Hitler" by John Toland. Published in 1975.
Ever notice how often we right wing Christians are called Nazis,
yet Hitler was a socialist?
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The Few: The American "Knights of the Air" Who Risked Everything to Save Britain in the Summer of 1940 by Alex Kershaw
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John Adams by David McCullough.
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the associate by john grisham...very good so far
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Just started The Road by Cormac McCarthy.
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Dead Man's Chest by Roger L Johnson
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Protect and Defend by Vince Flynn. Actually, I finished that book at the end of January. I have not started to read a new book since I began participating on CA. I used to always have one or two books going at the same time. Now I find that the time I used to be reading, I am spending here.:-) I think I am going to have to work on my time management. This place has started to take over all my spare time. :-) Going to have to make a new rule. Once summer comes and us northerners are back outside smoking.........No Computers out on the deck while smoking. :-) That will be book time. :-)
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Just about done with The Light of Other Days by Stephen Baxter & Arthur C. Clarke. Great story, I've read a lot of Baxter's stuff except for those goofy looking Mammoth books.
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Stone Cold - David Baldacchi
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sitting back down right now w/ some of Artie Lang's book too fat to fish
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Elite Clone by Steven L. Kent, it's nothing deep just a fun shoot 'em up space opera.
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Finished Jar City and Watchmen. Now I have Neil Gaiman's Sandman Preludes Nocturnes and the next harry Bosch novel Angel's Flight. Monday should be a fun day.
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I hate to admit it, but I'm reading one of the Stepanie Plum series right now, Eleven on Top by Janet Evanovich. they're sort of a mindless read, sort of a mystery, sort of humor books that I enjoy once in a while.....

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I'm dancin', I'm dancin'!
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Finally getting around to reading "The Prince" by Machiavelli

Twisted, but a necessary read for anyone interested in politics
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How the Soldier Repairs the Gramophone by Sasa Stanisic
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Just starting...

Top of the Heap: A Yankees Collection
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Book of Lies by Brad Meltzer. Perfect think to read with a mild churchill.
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I finally finished "From Here to Eternity." I enjoyed it. I don't read a lot of fiction, but it was good. Today I started "Night Falls Fast."
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Just started "FDR's Folly" by Jim Powell. Written in 2003, it a meticulously researched book on New Deal economic policies. It's a bit of a spooky read given our present situation.
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Shadow Divers by Robert Kurson
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