For all you Monster Hunter International fans out there, I just finished the eARC of Monster Hunter Memoirs: Fever. Damn good book.
For all you Monster Hunter International fans out there, I just finished the eARC of Monster Hunter Memoirs: Fever. Damn good book.
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My sister has a corgi named Ffred (she's said it's the Welsh spelling, according to no sources she's found). Ffred has one eye that is surrounded by tan fur and one that is surrounded by white fur.
One of her neighbors is an artist who, among other things, does book covers. For the Port Sunset mystery series, the covers all feature a dog that shot of looks like Ffred. The artist admitted that it's not exactly Ffred, so they don't have to buy the rights to his image. My sister read the books and said they're decent.
So I read one. It's actually a pretty decent light mystery. There's a tad of romance, but not a lot. Now I'm on book #4.
If we have to march off into the next world, let us walk there on the bodies of our enemies.
Originally Posted by SteveB
Thank you.
I just downloaded this book to my Kindle through my library system's "Overdrive" portal. Looking forward to starting it this evening.
For a buck on Kindle I’ll try it.
Just a dog chauffeur that used to hold the dumb end of the leash.
I just started on this today and I'm enjoying it so far. The MHI main storyline is great, but in many ways I found the Ringo-authored Memoirs books to be the best of the series. Hope this is similarly good.
Agreed. I’m a huge fan of most of Ringo’s stuff. His Memoirs are some of his best.
I’d say (based on this sample of one), that Ringo’s Memoirs have a slight edge. But not much.
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I just finished "A man at Arms" by Steven Pressfield. I didn't like it. I think mostly because I just couldn't give a shit about any of the characters. I think it's one of the few books of his that isn’t written from a 1st person perspective.
I have loved every other book of his that I have read "Killing Rommel" "The Afghan Campaign" "The Profession" "Last of the Amazons" and have read "Gates of Fire" a handful of times. I guess I didn't care much for "Virtues of War" as the ego of Alexander the Great was hard to connect with.
I'm a bit bummed as he's one of my favorite authors and just kept on reading hoping that it would get better.
East of Eden was a great book but a horrible experience for me. It legitimately depressed me in the way only really good writing can. I had to read some fluffy bullshit afterward to break out of it.
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I enjoyed the first one and got the second. Thanks Stephanie!For a buck on Kindle I’ll try it.
Just a dog chauffeur that used to hold the dumb end of the leash.
I was rooting for the tiger..........
Don’t just sit there – do something short sighted and stupid!
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