Paradise Lost - Milton

I have to read (and re-read) slowly for comprehension - much like Shakespeare. But really enjoy it.
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Love Ender's Game read it once a year or so.

Tripwire by Lee Child - 3rd book in the Jack Reacher series, read the first 2 in 2 days.
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They keep getting better.
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Yes they do!
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I'm reading Ascadia: Titans Of Men
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To Sell is Human by Daniel Pink and Pimsleur's "Beginning German" audio book in preparation for my Oktoberfest trip in a few weeks! :-)
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First Family by David Baldacci

Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, Pearl and Sir Orsefo translated by J.R.R. Tolkien
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Charon's Claw by Salvatore and Over the Edge by Kellerman
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Money by Martin Amis
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Currently reading The Leopard by Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa. Don't know how I've never read this before but it's quite enjoyable thus far.
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"The Bush War in Rhodesia" by Dennis Croukamp. That, and textbooks....
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Matchless - Gregory Maguire
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Badasses: The Legend of Snake, Foo, Dr. Death, and John Madden's Oakland Raiders
by Peter Richmond
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Well I've been pretty busy but have managed to read:

Wayward by Blake Crouch (You need to read Pines first)
Walk the Sky by Robert Swartwood
Dust by Hugh Howey
Hit and Three (both Chandler Series books) by Konrath/Kilborn
The Enraged by Brett Battles

A lot of the above are series that can stand alone but are much better if you read from the first book - with the exception of Walk the Sky.

Currently I am beta-reading "Eleanor" by Jason Gurley for release around November I think.

I'd also suggest: Mineko - Book of Sisters by yours truly. :-) It's on Amazon and Smashwords. I do need a couple of reviews posted on both sites - so if a few of you guys/gals would promise to do that - I'll send you a free copy in either mobi or epub.

Ron
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Domestic Enemies: The Reconquista by Matt Bracken, part two of the Enemies Trilogy

Free through Thursday night on Amazon
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The Saga of King Hrolf Kraki
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Re-reading Stephen King's The Stand (haven't read it in almost 20 years) but this time I'm listening to it on audiobook because I have a 30 min drive to and from work every day so it really kills the time but listening to it is better than any movie could ever try to be.
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"On Saudi Arabia" by Karen Elliot House. Good read it told me a lot about current conditions in the country. Now I'm rereading "The Structure of Evolutionary Theory" by Stephen Jay Gould
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Finally finished A Clash of Kings by George R. R. Martin :-)
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