Killer Station, by Martin Caidin.

Can someone please point me in the direction of some seriously good books? The last series I finished was the millennium series (girls with the dragon tattoo). Haven't touched a book since and that bothers me.

"The Best of H.P. Lovecraft" is pretty good horror. It has some of Lovecraft's short stories.


"America Gods" by Neil Gaiman. It's about this guy that just gets out of jail, and he soon realizes that there's something big happening to the world.


"Love Saves the Day" by Gwen Cooper. If you love cats, and soft, moshy feelings then this book's for you.

Halo: Last Light by Troy Denning.

It's pretty good, and I always enjoy a spot of Halo.

Would you recommend the Halo series?

Just started this beauty. If anyone is into meditation or bonking I highly recommend this so far.

I would, although the series can be hit and miss in places. The Fall of Reach, First Strike and The Flood are good places to start. Ghosts of Onyx too, then maybe try the Forerunner trilogy, but beware the first half of book two is a slog.

The sort of book you leave on your coffee table in the living room? Must be a hell of a conversation starter.

i am currently reading The Whistler, by John Grisham, author of Pelican Brief and other famous novels. good story so far.

"thinking in pictures" by temple grandin

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it's so relieving and wonderful reading this book because a lot of temple's experiences with growing up autistic mirror mine

Barbary Station, by R. E. Stearns. good sci-fi reading so far.