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vince flynn's "consent to kill"
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Paganec wrote: I've just finished reading The Dark Tower and absolutely amazed by the ending. One of the best series for sure!!!
Now I'm planning to start
I also found the Dark Tower series completely and utterly addictive and compelling. Have you read the new Dark Tower novel one that was released this year?

I'm currently reading this, although I do have Under The Dome sat and waiting to be read after I've gone through The Song Of Fire And Ice Book 2!

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Just finished H.P. Lovecraft The Complete Fiction, very cool and interesting but a hard read, at least some of it was for me. About to start on The Hand Of Thrawn Duology.
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Lyn Macdonald They Called it Passchendaele

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J0nn0666 wrote: Am reading James Hetfield:The Wolf At Metallicas Door.Had it ages,but just got round to reading it,very interesting so far.
Ordered Murder In The Front Row last night,hope it hurries up and arrives........

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have you got any links were i can check those books out.
always looking for a good met book to read

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I get a lot of my books from here http://www.bookdepository.co.uk/ Free worldwide shipping (pretty quick too) and cheaper than most Aussie bookstores.
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deadone wrote: have you got any links were i can check those books out.
always looking for a good met book to read

Mick
I got that James Hetfield book for Christmas a couple of years ago - was a very interesting read.

I am currently midway through David Gibbin's first novel "Atlantis". Quite 'history-heavy' due to the fact that he is a marine archaelogical expert/lecturer for his day job, but a good read so far nonetheless.

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thanx for the link, ill be sure to browse through that later today

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If you haven't read the Hetfield book it's well worth checking out. I thoroughly enjoyed it. I could of sent you my copy but I had a big clear out about a month ago and all my books went to a charity shop as I'd no room for them anymore.
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Lyn Macdonald To the Last Man: Spring 1918

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Cover above is for the Dutch version.

I love to read her books about World War I.