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Alone in the Ashes is the fifth book in the Ashes series by William W. Johnstone . In this book, General Ben Raines is cut off from the Southern United States of America (SUSA) through a self imposed exile and he fights his way across the country destroying warlords and other gangs of punks. General [...]
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Seven Roads to Hell is a memoir of a paratrooper from the 101st Airborne Division (Screaming Eagles ). This book is an account of the Battle of the Bulge and specifically the entrapment at Bastogne . Every time I read one of these World War II memoirs I wonder if the United States could do [...]
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The Joiner King is Book One of the Dark Nest trilogy in the Star Wars series. This book has Han Solo and Princess Leia’s children in it. In the Unknown Regions of the galaxy there is a dispute brewing and the Solo kids are drawn out there by a Force -strong alien nest. This book [...]
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Blade: First Strike #1 by David Robbins is the first book in the Blade Series . The Freedom Force must take on the mutant Spider in Northern California. The team learns of the Spider’s sick ways from an escaped prisoner. The team plus the escaped prisoner head back to the Spider’s lair to defeat him. [...]
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In D-Day in the Ashes by William W. Johnstone , General Ben Raines and his Rebel army head to Europe to fight for freedom in the old world. As always, General Raines puts his conservative spin on life and general and dealing with the dregs of society. If you believe criminals and people who are [...]
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Adolf Hitler Volume One by John Toland consists of the start of the Man that was to rule Germany for far too long starting as Chancellor in 1933 but with the purpose of ruling the world. He was led by an insane desire to make a perfect world that existed only in his mind and [...]
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Men at War: The Fighting Agents is the fourth book in the Men at War series by W.E.B. Griffin . The thing about this series that I enjoy is that when I’m done with one book, I am immediately ready for the next one. This book has two Operation of Strategic Services (OSS) missions in [...]
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Traveller was a very entertaining book told from Robert E. Lee’s horse, Traveller ’s perspective. Traveller speaks to J.E.B. Stuart and Stonewall Jackson’s horses during the book. The thing that is really crazy about this one is that I was reading this book back when I was taking a summer school course in college (US [...]
I thoroughly enjoy every issue of Military History Magazine. I read each one from cover to cover. Military History covers topics from ancient history to modern warfare. It discusses strategy and tactics, archaeology, particular battles and personalities. I particularly like the drawn battle maps. This is a great overview magazine for any history buff.
Matt Jensen: The Last Mountain Man was my introduction to Matt Jensen the “adopted” son of Smoke Jensen. Theis is the first book in what I am calling Matt Jensen: The Last Mountain Man series. Matt Jensen kicks just about as much butt as Smoke (always on the good side of the law). This is [...]
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