24 Declassified 01 - Marc Cerasini - Operation Hell Gate.doc
24 Declassified 02 - John Whitman - Veto Power.doc
24 Declassified 03 - Marc Cerasini - Trojan Horse.doc
24 Declassified 04 - John Whitman - Cat's Claw.doc
24 Declassified 05 - Marc Cerasini - Vanishing Point.doc
24 Declassified 06 - John Whitman - Chaos Theory.doc
24 Declassified 07 - David Jacobs - Storm Force.doc
24 Declassified 08 - Marc Cerasini - Collateral Damage.doc
24 Declassified 09 - John Whitman - Trinity.doc
24 Declassified 11 - David Jacobs - Death Angel.doc
Our second selection is some of Philippa Gregory's fantastically accurate, and wonderfully concieved historical novels of the life and times of famous royalty and other historically important people of the pre-edwardian periods. Her stories follow the lives of women, so they have been at times marketed as 'romances' but they are nothing but incredibly good historical fiction.
Philippa Gregory - Boleyn 01 - The Other Boleyn Girl.doc
Philippa Gregory - Boleyn 02 - The Boleyn Inheritance.doc
Philippa Gregory - Cousins' War 01 - The White Queen.doc
Philippa Gregory - Cousins' War 02 - The Red Queen.doc
Philippa Gregory - Earthly Joys 01 - Earthly Joys.doc
Philippa Gregory - Earthly Joys 02 - Virgin Earth.doc
Philippa Gregory - The Constant Princess.doc
Philippa Gregory - The Other Queen.doc
Philippa Gregory - The Queen's Fool .doc
Philippa Gregory - The Virgin's Lover.doc
Next we have what could really only be described as the works of a literary genius. These works take and make the greatest authors and figures in and of our greatest literary works of the past and turns them into characters in stories about conspiracies, and secrets that have been points of controversy concerning their lives. Fascinating and fun studies of the authors, their contemporaries, and the secrets of their lives and deaths.
Matthew Pearl - The Dante Club.doc
Matthew Pearl - The Last Dickens.doc
Matthew Pearl - The Poe Shadow.doc
Our fourth selection this week is a post-apocalyptic trilogy about a world that is hit by fantastically strong earthquakes, tidal waves, volcanic activity, and climate changes brought on by our moon's being hit by a planetoid-value asteroidal body, and slowed to a much closer orbit to the earth. The first book follows a teenage girl as she and what is left of her family try survive in a world literally gone mad. The second book follows the life of a teenage boy from New York City on his tremendously dangerous and incredibly lucky survival trek into the better for survival interior of the country. The third book follows the meeting of our two protagonists and their story as they come together to begin a new world.
Susan Beth Pfeffer - Last Survivors 01 - Life as We Knew It.doc
Susan Beth Pfeffer - Last Survivors 02 - The Dead & The Gone.doc
Susan Beth Pfeffer - Last Survivors 03 - This World We Live In.doc
Our last offering this week is some horror stories from an author who knows how to make the worst fears and creepiest moments of our daily lives into full-on scare-a-minute horror stories. These works of fright and fear are wonderfully frightening looks at those parts of our lives that bother us for no visible reason, that reach out to us instinctively on a visceral level and make us shudder. They look at them and then develop them into the horrors we couldn't quite percieve. Great stuff!
Bryan Smith - Deathbringer.doc
Bryan Smith - Depraved.doc
Bryan Smith - Freakshow.doc
Bryan Smith - House of Blood.doc
Ok, some great books here. The 24 series is one I could never get into on tv, don't know why, but it didn't grab me, the books however, I enjoyed tremendously.
ReplyDeletePhilippa Gregory is not only a great writer, she is truly an expert on the times she writes about, and full bibliographies on her stories events and people are available in the backs of her books.
The books about how and why Poe died and was maligned after death, and the other stories of the lives and times of literary figures by Matthew Pearl are fun reads!
The 'Last Survivors' series is a great post-apocalyptic story that is a believable tale of catastrophy and redemption.
The genius of Bryan Smith's horror is evident when you read it, so go ahead, be scared!
Wow-ser!!! Some wonderful finds this week, girl! My eyes are still reeling back into their sockets. ;-)
ReplyDeleteThank you very much!!! :-)