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A few months back I read The Things They Carried by Tim O'brien. It is a book of fiction though but a pretty good read.

Straight Out of Line - Godsmack

The Narrows - Michael Connelly :stars3: A little bit of a let down. I had higher expectations going into this one. This being the sequel to The Poet and bringing Harry Bosch into the storyline, I thought this would be a blazing page turner. Still not bad though.

Rock Steady - Bad Company

The Godfather - Mario Puzo :stars4: 2012 Re-read number 1 Still a classic, still a really great story.

The Tin Roof Blowdown - James Lee Burke :stars4:

A review is a review, mini or other-wise. Also, keep "Peder's Pond" stocked. I enjoy the time spent on the pond. :)

Michael Connelly is really moved up in my favorites authors category. His Harry Bosch series has been exceptional so far (haven't read them all). I like Greg Iles, Stephen Hunter, and David Baldacci as well.

Read a couple in that list of 25. Noticed some Dan Simmons on that list. This is an author I am not familiar with but some friends of mine recommended I read some of his work. The TBR pile just keeps getting bigger.

Yea this should be the question. How many reviews (on books you have read) will you post on BAR in 2012?

It is a series relating to WWII. This being the first book. The second book is The Steel Wave and is about the Allied Forces invasion of Europe. I have yet to read the second book but I am sure it will be very good if not great.

The Wild Blue - Stephen Ambrose :stars3:

Welcome to BAR. Sounds like we have similiar reading interests. Glad you are here.

The Monkey's Raincoat - Robert Crais :stars4: The first Crais book I have read and it didn't disappoint. It's classified as a mystery but could be classified as a comedy. Elvis Cole is hilarious and a major smartass.

Boys of Winter - Wayne Coffee

Blood Work - Michael Connelly :stars5: another Connelly book I was unable to put down.

The Wild Blue - Stephen Ambrose

I have other DeMille books that I picked up at library book sales, so I will be reading more from this author. By no means have I given up on him. Up Country wasn't great but decent. I will look into The Gold Coast. Thanks for the recommendation.

:stars3: A U.S. Army officer’s name found on the Vietnam War memorial in DC may not have been a casualty of war but instead may have been a murder victim. Paul Brenner (former U.S. Army Intelligence officer) is brought back from forced retirement to investigate this possible crime that took...

The Monkeys Raincoat - Robert Crais Blood Work - Michael Connelly The Ambler Warning - Robert Ludlum