[Thanks to Kate M for this one, which landed on my Facebook page] The BBC believes most people will have only read 6 of the 100 books here. How do your reading habits stack up? Instructions: Look at the list and put an ‘x’ after those you have read – even those you’ve read more [...]
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A harrowing story retold from the first hand experience of Det. Sgt. Harry Keeble, policing the Haringey district of London, where he embarked on a mission with his squad to close 100 crack houses in 12 months. Confronting in a frightening and shocking manner, it is with some sadness you read and reaffirm that humanity [...]
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Kiln People – David Brin David Brin’s standalone novel in this instance was a surprise and a pleasant one at that. The blurb attracted me – the promise of a slick sci-fi detective theme set in a Cyberpunk style environment. However the sparkle came when the books overtones of Asimov’s Elijah Bailey Detective series were [...]
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The Riftwar Saga – Raymond E.Feist Original Release: Magician New Release: Magician – Apprentice Magician – Master Why split the 2 books? I’m intrigued. I’ve recently purchased the revised 10th anniversary edition of this masterpiece, Magician one of the original books that got me interested in the whole genre of Sci-Fi Fantasy and Adventure. Splitting [...]
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The Phoenix Legacy, M.K. Wren Book 1 – Sword of the Lamb Book 2 – Shadow of the Swan Book 3 – House of the Wolf I first got these books on the recommendation of my Librarian in Year 8 (some 17 years ago) and now they are a critical read for me every 2-3 [...]
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