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Lately I've read a few books by Richard Laymon and Jack Ketchum and Al Atkins' biography Dawn Of The Metal Gods - My Life in Judas Priest and Heavy Metal .
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I bought Stephen Covey's The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People book about a month ago and have to say it´s really a great book. I can really recommend this.
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Anyone read any Vince Flynn books? I just finished "Consent To Kill" and "Protect and Defend", pretty good political thrillers, held my interest better than anything I've read in some time.
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maidencolorado wrote: Anyone read any Vince Flynn books? I just finished "Consent To Kill" and "Protect and Defend", pretty good political thrillers, held my interest better than anything I've read in some time.
i've read a couple, cant remember which ones though. i like political and psychological thrillers.
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In the last few weeks I've finished The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown...not as good as the two previous Robert Langdon books but I will be re-reading it again in the next few weeks, Terry Pratchet's Unseen Academicals and Andy McNabb's Brute Force.

Trouble is now I have nothing to read until I go to the local flea market and pick up a few more.
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i've just finished "mao's last dancer", by li cunxin. very interesting read, giving insight into the way of life in china under chairman mao...
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My most favourite book - Michael Bulgakov "the Master and Margarita". I advise to read!
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