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"All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing." Attributed to Edmund Burke

For some reason, this thread is eating my brain. Here is a short list of non-fiction I've enjoyed: Life After Doomsday World Without Us Ebola: Through the Eyes of the People The Long Emergency Animal, Vegetable, Miracle The Nuclear War Fun Book Rubbish Thank God for the Atom Bomb Hiroshima Maus I Maus II Stiff Auschwitz: A Doctor's Eyewitness Account The Gulag Archipelago Cancer Ward Death to Dust Anomalies and Curiosities of...

Quote: Originally Posted by Mstini Patricia Cornwell, Sue Grafton, Dan Brown, Janet Evanovich, etc. etc. etc.! I used to read Patricia Cornwell and Sue Grafton, but I quit when their writing started getting darker. I really enjoy Stuart Kaminsky's murder mysteries, but he doesn't publish very often.

Quote: Originally Posted by alytwo I love to read but can't read online due to eye issues. Can the books be purchased? I can give you PDF's free, which you ought to be able to enlarge on screen, if not, I'd be happy to sell you the first two. Both books, autographed and delivered in the lower 48 or to any APO, for $60. I'm hoping the price of the third book will be about the same. Shoot me an email at tcsherry@comcast.net...

OK. For some reason it won't let me edit my post. Here is the edited version: Sugar and Spice. The farmhouse had an unusual feature. It was still standing. It seemed untouched by arson or decay where it sat atop a small rise at the end of a weedy, cracked concrete driveway. Other houses in the area had burned long ago for one reason or another with only complete consumption or a strong rain to put them out. The morning sun’s dim light...

Quote: Originally Posted by jazzy thanks, tom, for sharing these chapters. i have both deep winter and shatter, ive read them at least twice and look forward to buying remnant, these books are 'keepers'. i want to say how much i appreciate your hard work on them. im not sure you writers know how much you help people by developing characters, creating different situations and challenges and showing how the different characters...

Beside the Bible, which is my favorite book, I like Nathaniel Philbrick's books: 2 I have read: "Mayflower" and "Sea Of Glory"

Before I was saved... Stephen Kings "The Stand" Now It's the Bible. I like Frank Peretti, he's replaced Stephen. I read so much when I was a kid, everything I could get my hands on from fiction to non-fiction, science, ancient history etc.. etc... Oh and how can I forget this! About a million books on gardening, especially flower gardening.

Very good, more please.

OK. For some reason it won't let me edit my post. Here is the edited version: Sugar and Spice. The farmhouse had an unusual feature. It was still standing. It seemed untouched by arson or decay where it sat atop a small rise at the end of a weedy, cracked concrete driveway. Other houses in the area had burned long ago for one reason or another with only complete consumption or a strong rain to put them out. The morning sun’s dim light...