Instruments of the night.

Thomas H Cook.
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Fleeced: How Barack Obama, Media Mockery of Terrorist Threats, Liberals Who Want to Kill Talk Radio, the Do-Nothing Congress, Companies That Help Iran, And Washington Lobbyists for Foreign Governments Are Scamming Us and What to Do About It by Dick Morris and Eileen Mcgann
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Finished Freedom by Daniel Saurez last week and about 1/2 way through Day by Day Armageddon Beyond Exile by J.L.Bourne
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Here is a copy of my book cover

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Great Expectations on my new Kindle:-)
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The Chris Farley Show. Excellent book made up of interviews from everyone around him.
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"War" by Sebastian Junger. it's about Battle company of the 173rd Airborne and their deployment to the korengal valley in Afghanistan. This is the unit that SSG Giunta was in.
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The Savage Nation by Dr. Michael Savage. Interesting read so far.
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Augustine's Confessions
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A Case for Faith - by Lee Strobel
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:-)
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Brad Thor - The Athena Project

A little more out there than his other (Scot Harvath) novels, but still a very good read.
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Darkly Dreaming Dexter:-)
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Here's my current read.
Collection of shorts.
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Percy Jackson's Lightening Thief series book 3.
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Keith Richards's Life on my Nook Color.
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I'm just finishing this up. I was a big Stephen King fan his earliest days back in the 70s: loved Pet Sematary, Carrie, The Shining, many of his short stories, Christine, Salem's Lot. For me, The Stand & the Dark Tower series are probably the pinnacle of his work. He fell out of favor with me as an author in the 90's, though--too many words, too much "woe is me the poor tortured writer" bleck. And I never could get into much of his most recent stuff.

But I have to say, Under the Dome is right up there at the top of his best writing. Great mixture of horror, terror, dark comedy, a real human interest story. Very engaging from start to finish.
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God in Dispute: "Conversations" among Great Christian Thinkers by Roger E. Olson
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Cormac McCarthy: The Road
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The Sunflower by Simon Wiesenthal. Haven't read this since college.
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