Rum Punch by The late, great Elmore Leonard

it's all clear now,,


wheel,

Working on "The Morningstar Strain" by Z. A. Recht, on the third book and its been pretty great so far.

Nope. I'm not reading that one....I'm writing it. Gonna make millions....😁

Andersonville, Georgia by Peggy Sheppard [1973]

Really.

Working my way through the classics.

I liked it. Looking forward to the other two in the series!

Which ones?

#1 New York Times bestselling author Greg Iles returns with his most eagerly anticipated novel yet and his first in five years—Natchez Burning—the first installment in an epic trilogy that interweaves crimes, lies, and secrets past and present in a mesmerizing thriller featuring Southern lawyer and former prosecutor Penn Cage.

Everywhere We Go: Hooligans Series Book One.

"The Paperboy", Pete Dexter

Great Georgians, by Zell Miller 1733-1983

Bargain With The Devil, The Tragedy Behind Gone With The Wind, and the Death of Margaret Mitchell. by Gloria Gravitt Maulden

The way of kings by Brandon Sanderson

On my short list is the diary of Mary Boykin Chestnut, who was highly quoted in the Civil War series by Ken Burns.

Also in the short list, but due to its expense might have to wait, is the Civil War diary by Edmund Ruffin. He is proclaimed to have fired the first shot at Fort Sumter. He also was a well credited author and was proclaimed the "Father of Soil Science". He committed suicide, rather than submit to Yankee rule. Quite the interesting fellow.

One day I'll get to the voluminous books I've colkected & want to read. They're long, but I'll get to them.

The Civil War Trilogy Narrative, by Shelby Foote. He also was often quoted in the Ken Burns series.

And, the Memoirs of Jefferson Davis, a two-part set.

The most fascinating book Ive read in the last year was, The Wartime Journal of a Georgia Girl by Eliza Francis Andrews 1864-1865.

The amount of relevant history she witnessed is astounding, and it's the number one book I recommend to my close friends who are history buffs.

Food: A Love Story by Jim Gaffigan

The Bible. Specifically, Leviticus.

I bought myself a study Bible and started reading it almost 2 weeks ago. I plan to go through it, and then go back and hit all the notes to try to better understand it.

Cigarbid.

Read the series. Took a couple years. Great detail (a tad too much on the snakes that where Lincoln's cabinet)

I have Longstreet's memoirs. Haven't cracked it yet.

Didn't even know we had this thread....

Reading Cibola Burn by James S. A. Correy. 4th book of the Expanse series which is pretty much the best Sci Fi series I have ever read. If you enjoy Sci Fi, you really need to check it out.

Also, if you want a very good zombie series, written by an active duty soldier, the Whiskey Tango Foxtrot series by W J Lundy is great, finished the 5th book a week or so ago.