Good books

[mike93]

I like Syfy ,my to favorites are the The Foundation series books and the America 2040 series, I am looking for something new or old to read. I would love your suggestions!!

[huskermcdoogle]

Ever read the Repairman Jack Series?

[Matthew Hajicek]

Crosstime Engineer.

[Rstewart]

Greenlights  - McConaughey

Thank you for my service -   Mat Best

[Flycut]

Currently reading "A life in parts".
Not a book I would have chosen myself but my son bought it for me.
I am not disappointed so far.

[CNCAppsJames]

Finished two of the 3 books I had going... which is pretty typical for me (to have 3-4 going at once).
Ongoing;
About Face Col. David Hackworth - this one will probably take me a year to get through. I have to be in a certain mood to pick it up.

Added;
Black Rednecks and White Liberals by Thomas Sowell. Been a GOOD read so far. The roots of "Redneck" Culture  are indeed interesting.

No Ordinary Dog by Will Chesney. It's a lighter read sort of, about a particular MWD (Military Working Dog) and his handler.

[Hardmill]

About Face Col. David Hackworth - this one will probably take me a year to get through. I have to be in a certain mood to pick it up.

Just started this book
My son bought it for me a couple weeks back











PEACE

[Jim at Gentex]

I just started the Old Man's War series by John Scalzi.
The first one was good, so I will continue through the series.

I also have read the first 7 or 8 books in the Star Force series by Aer-ki Jyr.
That series has something like 72 books, so if you like sci-fi there is plenty there to keep you busy for a while!  
They aren't full-scale novels, so some of the shorter ones are only 3-4 hour reads.

The Area 51 series by Bob Mayer is also good for sci-fi fans.  I have read 2 of those so far and liked them as well.  

[mowens]

John Scalzi is one of my favorite authors. I have listened to the entire old man's war series plus several other books of his. Not all were winners (not crazy about the Interdependency series) but most were. I think his ideas for plots are truly original. Two more books of his called Lock In and Head On are also good. One of my favorites is actually a reworking of an older book. It's called Fuzzy Nation.

[Jim at Gentex]

John Scalzi is one of my favorite authors. I have listened to the entire old man's war series plus several other books of his. Not all were winners (not crazy about the Interdependency series) but most were. I think his ideas for plots are truly original. Two more books of his called Lock In and Head On are also good. One of my favorites is actually a reworking of an older book. It's called Fuzzy Nation.

You mentioned him in a different thread, which is why I picked a copy of the first Old Man's War audiobook.
I agree that the central theme of the Old Man's War series is quite interesting.
I am definitely looking forward to the rest of the series.  

[mowens]

I tend to repeat myself. I feel sorry for the young guy that sits next to me. 😄

Scalzi is not what I would call "hard science fiction" like, say, William Gibson. That guy's stuff makes my brain hurt.

[Jeff]

Want a good book? Just check out all of the ones that Amazon is pulling from their website.

[Jim at Gentex]

Want a good book? Just check out all of the ones that Amazon is pulling from their website.

Yup.
The Fuhrer would be proud.

[Shazam/TPP]

pretty soon the goose march will start

[CNCAppsJames]

pretty soon the goose march will start

An no doubt some in here will be cheering it on, or worse, leading the charge.