Fiction Book Recommendations

[J.T.]

Does anyone have a book or series they recommend. I can't stand Rawles.

 

[Gabriel42]

Vince Flynn (RIP) Mitch Rapp books or W.E.B. Griffin's Presidential Agent series, both are modern day spy novels.

 

[J.T.]

Would you start the Rapp series in chronological order (Rapps age) or by the published date?

 

[Double_tap]

One Second After is a great read and eye opening at the same time. I am actually due to read it again now that I think about it.

 

[J.T.]

One Second After is a great read and eye opening at the same time. I am actually due to read it again now that I think about it.

I liked that one and "Alas, Babalon".

I listen to books on Audible while I drive, 3,000 miles + per month. I let my Audible subscription lapse because I ran out of books that interested me. I just signed back up and noticed a lot of new "prepper/survival" authors and books available. The reviews are just about worthless on Amazon and I figured you folks would have some info on a good one.

Has anyone read any of, A. American, Sterling Nixon or Glen Tate's books?

 

[Wheel Gun]

Kerr's Bernie Gunther series. He's an honest homicide cop, solving crimes and avoiding Nazi interference in Hitler's Germany.

 

[ncarper]

I agree with the others; "One Second After" was great.


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[Gabriel42]

Would you start the Rapp series in chronological order (Rapps age) or by the published date?

That is a good question and reminds me of the Star Wars conundrum I dealt with when my nephew watched them with me.

Personally, having read them as they were published, I would suggest that. It is interesting to watch a character develop over several books with Flynn touching on the origin but never revealing key details and then read the origin story and have reasons why he developed as he did fully explained. I like the "ah ha!" moment.

 

[nailbender_jr]

Michael Crichton - "State of Fear" awesome story about the global climate change hoax.

F you like One Second After - you'll like this one too.

 

[DeeJay]

I don't have a recommendation on books, my wife is the audiobookaholic.
But I do have a recommendation on one place to get audiobooks - your local library system. Around here it is the Pioneer Library System. Go to their website: http://pioneer.lib.overdrive.com/93FA104C-DDB0-4C75-9CC7-F37130DE3C0D/10/50/en/Default.htm
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