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Books

Books I have read

“Hello, Darkness” by Sandra Brown

Simon & Schuster, 2003 I think I have read a Sandra Brown mystery before.  I have certainly listened to one of her audiobooks.  I had a fairly positive view of her skill as a writer.  So it was with a modicum of pleasant anticipation that I picked up Hello, Darkness. Imagine my disappointment. This is … Continue reading »

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Blog booklets, 2014-2016 (QTN, STS, STN and TTS)

Here are the PDFs for the blog booklets for the years 2014 to 2016. OurWanderYears 2014 (10.8 MB) – the Quick Trip North (QTN), summer in MA and coming off the road OurWanderYears 2015 (21.4 MB) – winter in MA, Carnival cruise and the Second Trip South (STS) OurWanderYears 2016 (21.3 MB) – Second Trip … Continue reading »

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Blog booklets, 2011-2013 (GTW, QTE, QTS)

I have received enough positive feedback on my printed blog booklets that I am going to post the PDFs online.  Here are the first three, 2011 to 2013. OurWanderYears 2011 (13.9MB) – preparation and planning OurWanderYears 2012 (22.5MB) – rig acquisition, more preparation and the Great Trip West (GTW) OurWanderYears 2013 (35.4MB) – California, the … Continue reading »

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“The Midnight Line” by Lee Child

Copyright 2017 by Lee Child, published by Bantam Books Yes, another Jack Reacher book by Lee Child.  I like them, for sure, but the fact that I have read 3 in a row is pure luck.  I have a stack of, usually, 6 to 12 books in my to-be-read stack and I choose my next … Continue reading »

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Ghosted by my printer

I have published the first four volumes of the blog – 2011 through 2014 – and have the 2015 volume ready for print. But my chosen printer – printi.com – has disappeared. Apparently they have been gobbled up by VistaPrint. Their website now redirects me to the VistaPrint website. But I have been unable to … Continue reading »

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“Night School” by Lee Child

Copyright 2016 by Lee Child, published by Delacorte Press. This is the 21st book in the Jack Reacher series.  I like all of the Jack Reacher books.  He is larger than life, sometimes tender, sometimes brutal, always analytical and never predictable.  All of which makes for a good read. In Night School he is in … Continue reading »

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“Never Go Back” by Lee Child

Copyright 2013 by Lee Child. Published by Delacorte Press. This is one of Lee Child’s popular mystery/adventure books featuring Jack Reacher.  Reacher, for those of you who aren’t familiar with him, is a former MP standing 6′ 5″ and weighing 250 pounds.  I mention his size only to remind those who think “Tom Cruise” when … Continue reading »

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“The Closers” by Michael Connelly

Copyright 2005 by Hieronymus Inc, published by Little, Brown and Company I had already decided to give this book high marks before learning that it had reached #1 on the New York Times bestseller list when it was first published in 2005.  It has an intricate plot that kept me guessing until the very end … Continue reading »

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The printed blog, 2011 and 2012

I have taken delivery of the first two volumes of the printed blog (2011 and 2012) and I have to say that I am thrilled with the result. It has been a lot of work – particularly 2012 which was 184 pages – but worth every minute. It will be a keepsake for us and … Continue reading »

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“Just Take My Heart” by Mary Higgins Clark

Simon & Schuster, 2009 I am not a huge fan of Mary Higgins Clark.  I find her plots to be contrived and the characters thin.  But I have to admit that she is easy to read.  Short chapters and no long dialogs.  I read this book in less than a week, which is fast for … Continue reading »

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