Need a Book referral

[curtintex]

I'm a reader. I read on average two novels per week. I'm looking for some new stuff to read. I'll list some of the stuff I've read so you don't recommend something that I've already read. Thanks in advance.

Curt

All Nelson Demille
All Vince Flynn
All John Sandford
All LJ Sellers
All Joe Pickett Novels (CJ Box)
All Joe Pike Novels (Robert Crais)
All David Baldacci
All Mike Bowditch Novels (Paul Doiron)
All John Grisham
No Easy Day
Nick Bracco Seriess (Gary Ponzo)
American Sniper
An American Life- Ronald Reagan
Game Warden-Adventures of a Wildlife Warrior
Poacher Wars
Men in Green Faces
Good to Great* *This is the best business book I've ever read.
The Junction Boys
Many Sports Biographies
Lots of Louis L'amour
All Cormac McCarthy
All John Krakauer
Radical
Wild at Heart
Not Without My Men


There are lots of others that I can't remember off the top of my head, so feel free to throw any ideas out there.


Thanks again....

[Cam-Mac]

Anything by Peter Hathaway Capstick is good stuff.

[Cam-Mac]

Maneaters of Tsavo by JH Patterson

[Chew]

Elmer Kelton....all pretty good.

[curtintex]

Anything by Peter Hathaway Capstick is good stuff.

Read 'em all Makes you wanna hunt stuff that'll hunt you back.

Maneaters of Tsavo by JH Patterson

Read it too Good book!!!

Elmer Kelton....all pretty good.

Read a few....Now I'll read some more.

[sharpshooter1]

Can't remember the name but author is Jim Corbet, about man eating leopards and tigers in India.

[sharpshooter1]

And also my favorite author of all is Robert Ruark. All of his books are great.

[rubydog]

Louis L'amour - Last Of The Breed

[BonesandArrow]

How do you have enough time to read so many books with all this good green screen info!!

[Froggy]

I'm on book 11 of 16 by Terry C. Johnston of the Plainsman series.. Historical novelist who integrates a fictional character, Seamus Donegan into the Indian Wars beginning with Sioux Dawn: The Fetterman Massacre, 1866.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terry_C._Johnston

I've learned more about how the Native Americans were treated after the Civil War than I ever learned in school.

They can be purchased off half.com for cheap.

http://search.half.ebay.com/Terry-C-Johnston_W0QQ_trksidZp2919Q2em1447Q2el2686QQqueryZTerryQ20CQ2eQ20JohnstonQQmZbooks

[curtintex]

And also my favorite author of all is Robert Ruark. All of his books are great.

Old Man and the Boy is a Classic. I'll check out his other works.

Can't remember the name but author is Jim Corbet, about man eating leopards and tigers in India.

Gonna check this out too. Thank you.

Louis L'amour - Last Of The Breed

Haven't read this LL book and was surprised to find it's set in the 1980's. Not LL's general genre of work. Thanks Ruby!!!

[curtintex]

How do you have enough time to read so many books with all this good green screen info!!

You guys typically get boring about 10pm.

[Lawhorn]

Reading Kill Bin Laden as we speak by Dalton Fury. Not a bad read.

[kingofhill76248]

Try "Unbroken" by Laura Hillenbrand. Its a True WWII story.
Also Another good read is "Islands of The ****ed" by R.V. Burgin, another True WWII story.

[curtintex]

Reading Kill Bin Laden as we speak by Dalton Fury. Not a bad read.

Read No Easy Day when you're finished with Kill Bin Laden. Good read.

Try "Unbroken" by Laura Hillenbrand. Its a True WWII story.
Also Another good read is "Islands of The ****ed" by R.V. Burgin, another True WWII story.

Just ordered Unbroken for Kindle on my iPad. Thanks.