Good book to read?

[WalkieTalkie]

I love a good book. I read several books last year

Im looking for a good book now.

[ultrastealth]

A buddy of mine just wrote his first novel, "The Blood Memory Society". I got an advanced copy, and it is really good. It will be out on Amazon in September.

[solocam_aggie]

There was a book several on here recommended that I cant remember for the life of me. Some kind of hunting book I thought.

[timberking]

I just read "No Middle Inital" by Childs, short stories about Jack Reacher. Now on a Randy Wayne White novel. His books are always set in S. Florida.

[nursejenn]

I've really been enjoying the Lonesome Dove series.

Couldn't put them down!

[BigL]

If you want nonfiction and are interested in leadership type books, read Turn the ship around by David Marquet.

[rcm719]

Just the other day I saw a good deal on a complete Hardy Boys set.

[Phillip Fields]

"The Witchery of Archery" by Maurice Thompson.

[sambo73]

I've really been enjoying the Lonesome Dove series.

All of them are great!

if you like westerns, read Elmer Keaton books. Really great books also!!!

[Charrison]

I LOVE Wilbur Smith books. They are novels about adventures in Africa. My favorite is "When the Lion Feeds". I highly recommend starting with this one.

This right here. If you like hunting and adventure, nobody is better than Wilbur Smith. The entire Courtney family series is awesome. A Time to Die is my favorite- best description of a lion hunt I've ever read. But I agree with the above- start with A Lion Feeds and you will be hooked.

Also check out Clive Cussler if you enjoy the marine adventure stuff.

[willwork04]

This right here. If you like hunting and adventure, nobody is better than Wilbur Smith. The entire Courtney family series is awesome. A Time to Die is my favorite- best description of a lion hunt I've ever read. But I agree with the above- start with A Lion Feeds and you will be hooked.

Also check out Clive Cussler if you enjoy the marine adventure stuff.

I have not read A Time to Die. Will pick that one up soon!

[brnhtown]

After this list, I don't even know where to start now lol

[Mike]

I like "The Last American Man" about Eustace Conway in his early years and his cross country travels.

[11B]

The Way of Men- Jack Donovan
On Killing-Dave Grossman
The Reaper- Nicholas Irving

[Buck Slayer]

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