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I'm not feeling greatly creative or energetic so I just decided to share the last ten books I purchased in the last two weeks.
1) Robert Boren-Bug Out Atlantic Citizens United
This is book six in one of the spin offs to the Bug Out series. This group of series takes up more than a shelf in one of my bookcases!
2) Nicholas Sansbury Smith-Extinction Darkness
Book four of the spin off series to the brilliant Extinction Cycle!
3) Michael Wolff-Siege
I had this as a book somewhere on my computer but saw the hardback going cheap and decided to treat myself.
4) John Bercow-Unspeakable
I've been waiting for this one about the outspoken former Speaker of the House of Commons to come down in price. Bingo!
5) Jonathan Karl-Front Row At The Trump Show
I'm interested in every aspect of what is happening at the White House. This was written by the ABC news correspondent.
6) Harry Mount-The Wit And Wisdom of Boris Johnson
Love him or loathe him, our PM is certainly one of the most interesting MPs in the country. I decided to buy this one on a whim.
7) Owen Bennett-Michael Gove A Man in a Hurry
Another one I had on e-book but couldn't find! This was going cheap on Amazon so I figured why not just give it a home...
8) Cliff Sims-Team of Vipers
Another look at the Trump White House from within his inner circle.
9) Jim Acosta-The Enemy of the People
Another look at Trump from veteran CNN correspondent.
10) Jon Athan-Do Not Disturb
Another great sounding horror offering from one of my favourite authors!
hope you enjoy the all
ReplyDeletesherry @ fundinmental
Fingers crossed! I'm in a bit of a political mood so I hope to get stuck right in!
DeleteI hope you love them all! I think I’ll wait until Trump is over to read books about him. He’s in my face constantly right now, and it’s exhausting. Election years are hard because books and hikes in the wilderness are the only ways to escape from political ads.
ReplyDeleteAj @ Read All The Things!
I can imagine that a lot of Americans want to see less politics right now! The amount of political ads alone would drive me nuts!
DeleteI'm wanting to try the Extinction series by Smith.
ReplyDeleteIt's brilliant Laura! Great action, brilliant characters and ever changing mutated creatures!
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