Last Book You Bought?

[Shannow]

Death Will Have your eyes by James Sallis - An existential spy story
The Cold Spot by Tom Piccirilli - criminal noir story
Quarry in the Middle (Hard Case Crime #61) by Max Allan Collins - criminal noir story about an assassin. It has great dark humor.
Before They Are Hanged (The First Law, #2) by Joe Abercrombie
Last Argument Of Kings: The First Law: Book Three: First Law Bk. 3 (Gollancz S.F.) by Joe Abercrombie


All those authors are new fav potential big favs that i thought was good enough to buy books of after library reads.

[Deathwalker]

The Stormcaller by Tom Lloyd.

[thomasofhookton]

Youngbloods by Simon Scarrow; my first one of his. And Lord he writes well!

Follows Napoleon and Wellington as they grow up.

[drosdelnoch]

You've got a treat ahead of you with Simon, his Revolutions series very good although you should also try his Macro and Cato novels.

[thomasofhookton]

You've got a treat ahead of you with Simon, his Revolutions series very good although you should also try his Macro and Cato novels.

Yep Robin raves about him. Ive only heard good things. But still have all on Conn's Conqueror series to go.

[wild_ice]

I've bought yet another addition of Legend. Just couldn't resist it.

[drosdelnoch]

LOL, I don't have any of the foreign editions but I have a copy of each of the UK covers.

[Thorondor]

Just brought Lion of Macedon.

It's the first of the last six books I have left to read

[thomasofhookton]

Just finished At the gates of darkness by Feist. Now reading Fields of Death by Scarrow God I can't wait to find out who wins!
And Spartan Gold By Cussler.

Next on to more Free books sent by press agents.

I.boy and a couple of others.

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[drosdelnoch]

iBoy was OK, its a kids book so be aware of that fact.

[thomasofhookton]

I think they're classified as young adult now!

Besides just cos I'm approaching 40 there is no need to rub it in thank you very much

[Sky]

The Gathering Storm by Robert Jordan

[drosdelnoch]

I think they're classified as young adult now!

Besides just cos I'm approaching 40 there is no need to rub it in thank you very much

LOL, I'm 35 and I read it recently. LOL Theres some pretty good books coming out for the YA market.

[Senta]

After not having them in print for a long while, i recently bought the complete Drenai book collection (outside of Skilgannon's saga, i bought them in HB when they came out) and Morningstar. Reading them chronologically now and i am loving it as much as i have when i read (and re read them) as a kid both in Polish and English. What a treat it is to get into the very complex and profund Drenai Tales!