Update on Book Reviews

An update on my earlier post:

I am planning a series of book reviews.  As you will note, I have been busy, so the number of reviewed versus “could do” has gone up.  I also looked deeper into my Kindle and came up with a few more that I forgot.  I may not do summer of the Apocalypse.   I have some issues serious with it, and it is such a strange tale, I am not sure that I can do justice to it within a reasonable time frame.  All of the other books have a very unique setting or point of view that seems worth addressing.  Some of them are better than others, some more worthwhile reading, but they all have a very strong theme and hold some value to a reader.

For those who are curious Burning Hills is a Louis L’Amour Novel.  A number of post apocalyptic novels have a western gunfighter flavor to them, and I wanted to refresh my point of reference.  For what it’s worth, the point of reference is better than its post-apocalyptic progeny.

My intention is to lump them together in some fashion:  Probably one or two a day as time permits.  Even the “finished” posts should get a last fresh-look last edit.

So far I have:

·         The Profession: A thriller

·         Post-Apocalypse Dead letter Office.

·         Emergency: This book will save your life

·         Burning Hills

·         No Blade of Grass

·         Last Light

·         The Unit

·         Three Monks East

·         This World We Live In

·         The Dead and Gone

·         Life as We Knew It

·         Patriots

·         The Long Voyage Back

·         The Fall of Eden

·         Witch of Hebron (with encapsulated mini-review of World Made by Hand)

And could do (because I have read them somewhat recently)

·         Things We didn’t See Coming

·         The Far North

·         Super Sad Love Story: A Novel

·         The World Ends in Hickory Hollow

·         The Road

·         Random Acts of Senseless Violence

·         Summer of the Apocalypse