ENDER'S GAME, by Orson Scott Card a Sci-fi Classic

ENDER'S GAME, by Orson Scott Card 
Ender's Game Ender's Game (1985) is a armed forces science fiction book by American author Orson Scott Card. Placed in Earth's foreseeable future, the novel reveals a 6 year old genius star ship commander.


If i told you this book was about a 6 year old genius star ship commander you probably would not read it,even if i told you it was the best written book since Orsen Wells war of the worlds you mite pay a little bit of attention.This book is being made into a movie that for sure will be block buster of the decade trust me when i tell you i am not a sci-fi buff but this is a classic, one of the best written books of the last 30 years.
Ender" is somewhat under rated, due to the simple fact its story of one boy's redemption in the face of unspeakable crimes is concealed as a entertaining  space-story. So if you are one of those individuals who as a rule stick to just one category (or as a buddy of mine told me the other day: "I'll read anything but science fiction") PLEASE don't let that stop you from reading this extraordinary book. And if you do give it a chance, please don't read anything at all further about the plot; the full effect of Scott's genius is best felt with no previous preperation (that's why I haven't given a plot summerary). When he ultimately pulls all the threads of the story together, you'll feel like you've just slammed into a brick wall. 
Absolutely not to be missed.

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Don't Order Dog (Jeri Halston Series) (Volume 1) absolutely astounding book

Don't Order Dog (Jeri Halston Series) (Volume 1)
Brilliant Twentysix
year old Jeri Halston, beautiful down right gorgeous has amazing intellect.
She really should be killing it on Wall Street or speedclimbing
the management and business
ladder. But she is not. Perhaps her father’s death the year prior to is responsible. Possibly it’s a
25 year life crisis. Even Jeri does not know for certain. That’s why she’s bartending for pretty
faced coeds
and geriatric men at Joe’s Last Stand Saloon. Tending bar at the old saloon on
Historic Route 66 seems to be to be the ideal way to sort things out. At least, that was the
strategy. But then the correspondence started coming. Crazy, rambling confessions of love from
an unidentified admirer, postmarked from every corner of the globe. A Polaroid photo in each
letter unveils a enticing glimpse of their sender, but never his identification. And always the same
strange sign off – Don’t order dog. Jeri can’t help but be fascinated, and after posting the letters
in the saloon, so is everybody else. But it isn’t until an overzealous Homeland Security agent
named Tom Coleman begins checking out the trail of Jeri’s mystical writer that a pattern starts to
appear. A horrific pattern. A pattern that will throw Jeri’s life into turmoil and force her question to
everything she knows about the world, her country, and even herself.
Intrigue/ excitement/ thrills mystery this book has it all i loved this book what a great
read.
C.T Wente will take his readers along a journey of mystery and intrique that maintains one's
curiosity from cover to cover! Personality development is excellent. As the plot flowed effortlessly
via its numerous twists and turns I discovered over and over I could not anticipate where
precisely we were going. I was addicted. And regardless of what I thought I knew, I was
astonished at the ending. "Don't Order Dog" is a must read for any person who enjoys thriller,
international intrique, fantastic character development and unique ideas! Buy it now.
 Buy it now.

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Tropical Daze (Jack Steven's Adventures) [Kindle Edition] screaming to be made into a movie

Tropical Daze (Jack Steven's Adventures) 

The initial voyage was an easy fun read just what I was searching for. But with "Tropical Daze" Beckman's design and expertise as a writer took a big step forward and recorded his status as one of my "favorite authors".A story of sailing,flying, the CIA, war, thieves, criminals, and inevitably heroes is a book pleading to be produced as a movie. Tantalizingly frustrating, Beckman slams the reader right into Captain Jack's shoes and we feel his every emotion in this roller coaster ride. In Tropical Daze, John Beckman executes some literary expertise, creating another fast paced adventure with his strong leading character types, Jack and Amy, who also happen to have an entire first-novel focused to them in Tropical Knights. Daze is complete in itself with an even larger cast than Knights. John proceeds the adventure/romance, taking up exactly where the first novel ends.This tale, moved along by a high level of danger and excitement, is a guaranteed page-turner!

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Tropical Knights (Jack Steven's Adventures) [Kindle Edition]review

Tropical Knights (Jack Steven's Adventures) [Kindle
Edition]review
EX weatherman now writer John Beckman has authored a must read ebook
for anyone wanting character
types that catch your interest on first meeting.Looking for a character that retains your attention
as the story
explodes into a adventure of the chased and the chasing.John Beckham has produced an
enigma of
conspiracy. Predictable it is not and will keep you speculating until the last page!The portrayal of
John
Stevens makes him someone we all want to know.Jack Steven, making the most of a life of
enjoyment
aboard his terrific old sailboat moored in a Miami marina. With a sense of destiney, now cvomes
the fem
fatale factor producing our hero's idealistic lifestyle abruptly converted into one instance after
another of
nerveracking
escapism for the readers through the Florida Keys, Cuba, and other dreamed about exotic
Caribbean islands. A great mingling of james bond like thrills and the Chandler hard sided
mindset awaits
you in John Beckman's Tropical Knights. I cannot wait to read Tropical Daze.Too superior to put
down, relish
it as you read because it will end too quickly as it is quit short, but Tropical Daze awaits

 

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Diary of a Wimpy Kid books in order they were released

 Diary of a Wimpy Kid (Diary of a Wimpy Kid, #1)  for Kindle or nook

Diary of a Wimpy Kid (Diary of a Wimpy Kid, #1) for Kindle or nook

Author/illustrator Jeff Kinney recaptures the growing pains of school life and brings out a new
kind of hero who epitomizes the obstacles of being a kid. As Greg says in his diary, “Just don’t
expect me to be all ‘Dear Diary’ this and ‘Dear Diary’ that.” Thankfully for us, what Greg
Heffley says he won’t do and what he in fact does are two very distinct things.
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Rodrick Rules (Diary of a Wimpy Kid, #2)

As Greg goes into the new school year, he’s enthusiastic to put the past three months behind him . . . and one event in specific. Unfortunately for Greg, his older brother, Rodrick, knows all about the incident Greg wants to keep under wraps. But secrets have a way of getting out . . . especially when a diary is included.

Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules stories Greg’s attempts to navigate the hazards of middle school, impress the girls, steer clear of the school talent show, and most important, keep his secret safe.

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The Last Straw (Diary of a Wimpy Kid #3)

Let us experience it: Greg Heffley will never modify his wimpy methods. Somebody just needs to express that to Greg’s dad. You see,  Heffley actually believes he can get his son to strengthen up, and he enlists Greg in structured activities like sports and other "manly” initiatives. Of course, Greg is able to quickly get around his dad's initiatives to modify him

                                       
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Dog Days (Diary of a Wimpy Kid #4)

It’s summer holiday, the weather’s fantastic, and all the kids are having  a good time outdoors. So where’s Greg Heffley? Inside of his house, playing video games with the shades pulled.

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The Ugly Truth (Diary of a Wimpy Kid #5)

Greg abruptly discovers himself coping with the pressures of boy-girl parties, enhanced responsibilities, and even the uneasy changes that come with getting older—all without his best friend, Rowley, at his side. Can Greg survive on his own?
                                   
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Cabin Fever (Diary of a Wimpy Kid #6)

Greg Heffley is in massive trouble. School asset has been damaged, and Greg is the primary suspect. But the crazy thing is, he’s innocent. Or at least sort of.

The authorities are closing in, but when a shock blizzard hits, the Heffley family is trapped indoors. Greg knows that when the snow melts he’s going to have to face the music.

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The Third Wheel (Diary of a Wimpy Kid #7)

A Valentine's Day dance at Greg's middle school has turned his world upside down. As Greg scrambles to find a date, he's worried he'll be left out in the cold on the big night. His best friend, Rowley, doesn't have any prospects either, but that's a small ease and comfort.

         



Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid #8)

Greg Heffley's on a losing streak. His best friend, Rowley Jefferson, has ditched him, and discovering new friends in middle school is proving to be a tough endeavor. To change his fortunes, Greg decides to take a leap of faith and turn his decisions over to chance. Will a roll of the dice turn things around, or is Greg's life destined to be just another hard-luck story?

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This is A amazing set of books each is funny in it own right as it tracks a dorky sneaky lazy kid through his years of growing up.I have never seen a set of books before that are as entertaining to adults as they are to kids  that is the unique thing that has made all of these books best sellers you can enjoy them with your kids a trues family book .These make a great gift for kids and adults for the holidays you can now buy the complete set.

The Julie O'Hara Mystery Series,by Lee Hanson in order

Castle Cay (Julie O'Hara #1)
When her closest friend passes away in Key West, Julie O'Hara knows he never would have
committed suicide. On her behalf, there's only one issue: Was it an accident, or was Marc
Solomon slain?
A body language expert, Julie takes her knowledge along with her hunch and flies to Boston for
the memorial service, where she meets Marc's handsome and dangerous brother, Avram,
whose griefstricken
stance doesn't deceive her at all.
But the mystery is Castle Cay. Julie learns an astonishing fact from a well known Beacon Hill
attorney about a place she never wanted to think about again...the Solomons' private island in the
Abacos.
One step ahead of real danger, Julie enters Key west, only to find herself cornered by a frantic
killer, having pulled a string that unravels a deadly conspiracy...and on her own troubled past.
I liked this book, but it felt like there were some gaps that could have been filled.Little more
character development for one,the plot is amazing and the mystery is there nice first book well
worth the read.

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This is the book two in the Julie O'Hara series, coming after Castle Cay. And to say that I was
amazed is an exaggeration.
Julie O'Hara is a body language specialist; someone who has primarily worked with attorneys to
assistance in picking juries. Now Julie will be using her unique skills in clearing up what looks to
all to be a suicide. After all, she is the first one to have found the victim and has seen the scene a
little differently than the police did.
This book had me hooked right from the begining and the idea behind Julie and her profession is
a unique one since I've mainly only seen "body language experts" being used as secondary or
tertiary characters. This was plotted very firmly, with only just enough clues as was absolutely
essential. It took me by surprise when the true attacker was finally discovered. The characters
Julie and her boyfriend Joe, a private detective and her partner in this book, are appealing and
very likeable.
The only flaw in this novel was that the dialogue between some of the characters seemed a bit
stiff or boring.good read i like it.

Swan Song: The Julie O'Hara Mystery Series (book 2)

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Mystral Murder, Volume 3 The Julie O'Hara Mystery Series

With Mystral Murder, Lee Hanson has created the finest Julie O'Hara story to date. It is one of those books you will find hard to stop reading, because it is plotted so well and the characters are thoroughly gripping.

Chatting of the plot, I do not want to give too much away, but let us just say that the author has  written a story that will live long in the memory. The psychological centre of this fine book is Julie's wonderful relationship with Joe. The reader gets the opportunity of watching these superb characters face a number of challenges together.

This is by far best book of the series it is a easy read i enjoyed it,.

Dark Witch by Nora roberts(The Cousins O'Dwyer Trilogy book 1)

Dark Witch bye Nora Roberts(The Cousins O'Dwyer Trilogy book 1) Nora returns to Ireland to find her magic again with this mystical thriller,i have loved Nora and hated Nora that is no secret some of her books express the ingenues i know she is some of her books are just a waste of time.Although she is the top female author of all time and her books are amazing well written well researched sometimes she blends her characters together and over develops the beauty of Ireland countryside like in this book ,this is still a good read would like to seen little more romance and character development but nice story line a combination of her other trilogies and a the t v show about three witch sisters who had power of three.Her love is Ireland as you can read and tell from her perfect description of the Irish countryside,she should of loved her characters a little more and given them a little more depth but i think one of the books in this series will be a monster Nora book as she again is writing about Ireland and magic her two loves, not her best book but is well worth reading. With the aid of her grandmother, Iona Sheehan arrives in County Mayo aim on obtaining more about her family’s background and history of magic. She has more than her share of the luck of the Irish when she complies with her cousins Branna and Connor O’Dwyer on her first day there. Not only do they encourage Iona into the family fold, they also don’t think she’s insane when she explains to them that she’s had dreams about an evil sorcerer named Cabhan. More than 800 years previously, their ancestress, Sorcha, the primary Dark Witch, turned away Cabhan’s plan to steal her powers, and he has been planning his revenge ever since. After moving in with Branna and Connor and taking a job working for moody but exceptionally sexy stable owner, Boyle McGrath, Iona begins placing down roots in Ireland. But her newly found contentment may be shortlived unless she and her cousins can find a way to take advantage of their powers and defeat Cabhan. Bestsellerextraordinaire Roberts works her own brand of literary magic as she begins a new trilogy showcasing the cousins O’Dwyer. John Charles

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Doctor Sleep: A Novel by Stephen King (Author) review [King's long-awaited 36-years-later sequel to 1977's THE SHINING.]

Stephen King comes back to the character and location of one of his most wellknown
works of
fiction ever, The Shining, in this instantaneously riveting story about the now middleaged
Dan
Torrance and the very unique twelveyearold
girl he must save from a tribe of murderous
paranormal s. As i have always said about every other King book is worth reading this King's
longawaited
36yearslater
sequel to 1977's THE SHINING this one of the ones you want to
read.
This novel didn't replicate the level of horror as The Shining. However, I was not very old when I
read the initial novel and the miraculous terror of The shining can't be entirely recaptured. This
book was as fantastic a sequel as could ever have been anticipated to follow up a story that
holds that significant of a position in our combined pasts.
Tend not to read this book if all that's necessary for you is to return to The Overlook Hotel and
insane Jack Torrence. Neither of them are revived except as a summary of Danny Torrence's
historical past. The Overlook Hotel burned up. That's how Jack Torrence, died when he failed
save the Overlook by not removing the defective boiler.. There are reflects from the past,
rehashes, but this isn't as much of a sequel as it is a new story starring old characters.
King quickly updates us on what transpired to little Danny and his mother Wendy, as well as the
old cook who shared the shine with Danny. That update was pretty damn scary in it's own. I
won't tell you, but some revisitations
were made.
In Danny's adult years the story becomes less insanely crazy/scary than the first book.
Nevertheless, King's storytelling and ability to scare are still incredibly strong. This is a different
tale entirely than The Shining, with only a little overlap. Don't expect to encounter that same level
of terror and you won't be let down.
There was also a very human side of this story. Death and dying, the fight for sobriety, King dealt
with a lot of his personal demons I believe. He is 65 years old now, a time when many individuals
reminisce.
Read it you will enjoy the story it is number 8 on Amazon best seller list
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