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If like me and you have loads of books (1182 in the app, another 80+ no ISBN, and another 25 of my late mum's to add) download the app free called My Library (I have an Android)


It allow you to add a Genre etc.


You can add manually if there is no ISBN.

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Just checked mine, 5193 epubs on the tablet

it's something to do on a rainy night

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One Bullet Away - Nathaniel Fick

I’ve been rewatching "Generation Kill", and I’ve already read the book it was based on (by Evan Wright), and I found out the Bravo Platoon Leader had also written a book (which had been well-reviewed), so I thought I would give it a try…

Enjoying it so far - the time in Iraq is only part of the book, which starts off with him attending Officer Candidates School, then Officer Training, and his tours in Afghanistan and Iraq.

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Just Read
Accidental Hitman - AW Wilson
Blue Star Enterprises (series of 4 books) - MJ Markgraf
Scion - James Islington (really enjoyed this)
Make Me - Lee Child (re-read this in anticipation of Reacher series 5, which will be based on this book)

Reading now
The Mote in God’s Eye - Larry Niven & Jerry Pournelle (re-reading this, and hope The Suck hasn’t visited it, unlike the last Niven/Pournelle I re-read, Footfall)
Old Mars - George RR Martin & Gardner Dozois (short story collection)
Chronospace - Allan Steele
Massif - Garth Nix

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Finished TMIGE - pleased to say The Suck had not visited; now reading the first sequel "The Gripping Hand".

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Blood Drunk - Ben Shepherd (think Rivers of London written by Guy Ritchie)
A Sociopath’s Guide To A Successful Marriage - MK Oliver
Slow Gods - Claire North (struggling with this one, might be a DNF)
Everybody Wants To Rule The World Except Me - Django Wexler (sequel to How to become The Dark Lord and Die Trying)
All We Have Left - Emily Paxman
Lessons in Chemistry - Bonnie Garmus
The American Way Of Killing - Malcolm Gladwell
The Cauldron (The Making Of The Modern Middle East) - Simon Sebag Montefiore

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Community of the King - Howard A Snyder

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Just read -

B*sta*d - Damiano Polcarro (not sure about this one, so about to read the sequel "Karma" - never goes where you expect it to, but not sure if it’s a feature or a bug)
The Forever Dead - John Birmingham
Chain Reaction - Lee Child (probably mostly his brother); best one since his brother took over - finished it in one day, with only a couple of notable stutters in the writing (short, staccato sentences)
On Basilisk Station - David Weber