What are you currently reading?

[blueridge]

Finished Rinella’s American Buffalo. Really enjoyed it.
Before that, Why Fish Don’t Exist by Lulu Miller.

Now in desperate need of another.

 

[MarvB]

I liked to use the Fantastic Fiction website to make sure I go in order on books that are part of a series.

Yeah I try to do that myself but unfortunately at times the availability somewhat circumvents the desired order, happened to me a lot in the CJ Box series (popular) and also in the Wilbur Smith (old editions) books I liked to read.

Edit due to two fingers of Bulleit.....

 

[FreeAir84]

Grinnell by Taliaferro was really good!

 

[Lige]

The Adventurer's Son by Roman Dial.

 

[MarvB]

About 2/3 the way through this book, kinda slow but a true story that Happened here locally years back


After that I’ll probably see what Mr. Pickett has been up to...



Then it will be back to digging out some more old maps and doing some
e-scouting to see if I can help a couple of brothers out on their (our) elk hunt in Idaho this fall

 

[TriStar Hunt]

The Bill Hodges trilogy by Stephen King. No spoilers - books one and three are pretty good; two didn’t really hit the mark for me. Interested in what others think.

Now I’m going to pick The Room Where it Happened back up and try for the third time to get into it. Anybody else find the writing fairly dry?

 

[1_pointer]

Terminal List by Jack Carr just came in the mail. 'Twill be my beach chair reading next week. I have listened to a couple of podcasts with the author and am really looking forward to see if I enjoy the book as much as I do listening to his stories.

 

[Revenant]

I love that this thread exists. I’m an avid reader. I really enjoy Stephen King books, and am a little over halfway through “Hearts in Atlantis”.
My main goal at the beginning of the NYS quarantine was to read “The Stand”. Turned out I had more than enough time for that behemoth.

 

[Revenant]

About 2/3 the way through this book, kinda slow but a true story that Happened here locally years back
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After that I’ll probably see what Mr. Pickett has been up to...

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Then it will be back to digging out some more old maps and doing some
e-scouting to see if I can help a couple of brothers out on their (our) elk hunt in Idaho this fall

About 2/3 the way through this book, kinda slow but a true story that Happened here locally years back
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After that I’ll probably see what Mr. Pickett has been up to...

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Then it will be back to digging out some more old maps and doing some
e-scouting to see if I can help a couple of brothers out on their (our) elk hunt in Idaho this fall

I love CJ Box! I haven’t read him in several years. I need to get back into the Joe Pickett series.

 

[MarvB]

I love CJ Box! I haven’t read him in several years. I need to get back into the Joe Pickett series.

Right? I take a break, change authors and story lines, and then find myself wandering back and plowing through about three Picketts in a week lol... just something about that easy reading cadence that you can almost image being there.

 

[shootbrownelk]

At my age, the Obituaries just to see if my name is in there.

 

[The Yetti]

Just started Alaska's Wolf Man: The 1915-55 Wilderness Adventures of Frank Glaser by Jim Reardon. Early into it but it is a fascinating book so far, and well written.

 

[TriStar Hunt]

Just started The Disaster Diaries by Sam Sheridan.

 

[7mm08mo]

Rocky Mountain warden by Frank Calkins. Is a book about the experience of being a game warden in Utah in the late fifties.

 

[Irrelevant]

Just started Alaska's Wolf Man: The 1915-55 Wilderness Adventures of Frank Glaser by Jim Reardon. Early into it but it is a fascinating book so far, and well written.

Read that one this winter. He was certainly a hard man.

 

[BluegrassBilly]

After catching Hal Herring's interview with Malcolm Brooks on BHA's Podcast and Blast, I just finished his debut novel, Painted Horses. Highly recommend.

 

[Birddog916]

The Summer he didn't die- Jim Harrison.

 

[The Yetti]

Read that one this winter. He was certainly a hard man.

That's for sure! Walking 220 miles to enlist in the Army for WWi.

 

[Lige]

Finished the Adventurer's Son last week. Read a fun, fast paced fiction this past weekend, Trained to Hunt by Simon Gervais; reminds me of the Mitch Rapp series by Vince Flynn. Next up is Sam Houston and the Alamo Avengers.

 

[kansasdad]

Copied my post (#201) down below from this thread regarding my brothers book.

Covid prevented him from doing a full book tour to promote it in the US. And the travel ban had him postpone the documentary that was planned to be shot this May. He was as to tour the historic sites and discussed the major advancements in medicine.

Today marks the release of his book in Europe, Australia and India.