Author: Eric Van Lustbader
First Publication: November, 2014
Source: NetGalley
I read this as part of the R.eaders I.mbibing P.eril IX Challenge
Summary: The deadly ninja Nicholas Linnear returns in his first all-new adventure in more than twenty years
This was to be one of the greatest nights of Nicholas Linnear’s life—a crowning achievement. After taking over his family’s company and quadrupling its size, he has gambled it all on a liquid natural gas trade with the Chinese, a deal worth untold billions. Is that why he just woke up in a pinewood coffin?
In honor of the ebook publication of the original Nicholas Linnear novels—The Ninja, The Miko, and White Ninja—Eric Van Lustbader returns to the series for a new heart-stopping adventure. Drugged to the brink of death, Linnear reemerges in a desperate attempt to save his business and find the people who tried to bury him alive. No time has passed for Nicholas Linnear. The Ninja is as deadly as ever, and his blade is just as sharp.
Eric Van Lustbader is an author that I have thought about trying for many years. Ever since reading about James Bond's adventures in the orient, I have been intrigued by mystery/adventure stories that take place there. My first time reading his work did not disappoint.
When a story starts with someone waking up in a coffin and having to dig himself out of a grave, it captures my attention. The author keeps the story moving at a high pace as Linnear fights his way back. Based on the strength of this story, I will be picking up the earlier books.
Highly recommended.
Sunday, October 12, 2014
Monday, July 28, 2014
You Herd Me!: I'll Say It If No One Else Will
Author: Colin Cowherd
First Publication: 2013
Publisher: Crown Archetype
Some of my fondest memories while growing up revolved around talking with my Dad. We used to listen to ball games on the radio while we worked outside. Later, but still in my youth, he respected my choices when I chose to like teams other than the ones he liked. It led to many friendly discussions over whose teams were better. And that led to my love of sports.
I listen to the author on his radio show (The Herd) on the local ESPN at lunch time each week day. His opinions, along with the interviews, keep my interest. I like it when a commentator is honest and Cowherd seems to be. His show reminds me of my discussions with my father. Dad would have liked it. When he announced the publication of his first book I went out and bought it for my Kindle.
Cowherd’s writing style makes it seem like you are sitting in the room with him while he tells his stories. The chapters are short and very engaging. He covers a wide range of topics and gives his opinions of what happened. I found it fascinating as he explains what goes on behind the scenes. Cowherd gets me to look at different sports related topics in a new light.
Highly recommended. I cannot wait for another book from the author.
First Publication: 2013
Publisher: Crown Archetype
Some of my fondest memories while growing up revolved around talking with my Dad. We used to listen to ball games on the radio while we worked outside. Later, but still in my youth, he respected my choices when I chose to like teams other than the ones he liked. It led to many friendly discussions over whose teams were better. And that led to my love of sports.
I listen to the author on his radio show (The Herd) on the local ESPN at lunch time each week day. His opinions, along with the interviews, keep my interest. I like it when a commentator is honest and Cowherd seems to be. His show reminds me of my discussions with my father. Dad would have liked it. When he announced the publication of his first book I went out and bought it for my Kindle.
Cowherd’s writing style makes it seem like you are sitting in the room with him while he tells his stories. The chapters are short and very engaging. He covers a wide range of topics and gives his opinions of what happened. I found it fascinating as he explains what goes on behind the scenes. Cowherd gets me to look at different sports related topics in a new light.
Highly recommended. I cannot wait for another book from the author.
Thursday, March 13, 2014
Thursday, July 4, 2013
July 2013
37. Red Sonja, She-Devil with a Sword Vol. 9: War Season by Eric Trautmann & various
38. Salvage and Demolition by Tim Powers
39. Last Hope Vol. 1 by Kriss Sison & Michael Dignan
40. Starship Summer by Eric Brown
41. Last Hope Vol. 2 by Kriss Sison & Michael Dignan
42. Deathmatch Vol. 1 by Paul Jenkins & Carlos Magno
43. X-O Manowar Vol. 1: By the Sword by Robert Venditti & Cary Nord
44. Bloodshot Vol. 1: Setting the World on Fire by Duane Swierczynski, Manual Garcia, Arturo Lozi
38. Salvage and Demolition by Tim Powers
39. Last Hope Vol. 1 by Kriss Sison & Michael Dignan
40. Starship Summer by Eric Brown
41. Last Hope Vol. 2 by Kriss Sison & Michael Dignan
42. Deathmatch Vol. 1 by Paul Jenkins & Carlos Magno
43. X-O Manowar Vol. 1: By the Sword by Robert Venditti & Cary Nord
44. Bloodshot Vol. 1: Setting the World on Fire by Duane Swierczynski, Manual Garcia, Arturo Lozi
June 2013
35. The Peculiar Exploits of Brigadier Ffellowes by Sterling Lanier
36. We Who Are About To... by Joanna Russ
36. We Who Are About To... by Joanna Russ
May 2013
23. RASL Vol. 2: The Fire of St. George by Jeff Smith
24. Uncanny X-Force: The Dark Angel Saga Part 1 by Rick Remender & various
25. Cyborg 009 #000 by various
26. Daredevil Vol. 1 by Mark Waid & various
27. Vampirella Vol. 1: A Crown of Worms by Eric Trautmann & various
28. newuniversal: Everything Went White by Warren Ellis & Salvador Larocca
29. Hypernaturals Vol. 1 by various
30. Batman Inc. Vol. 1: Demon Star by Grant Morrison & Chris Burnham
31. Analog Science Fiction & Fact March 2013
32. Summer Falls by Amelia Williams
33. Mindship by Gerard F. Conway
34. Four Science Fiction Masters by D. Richard Martin
24. Uncanny X-Force: The Dark Angel Saga Part 1 by Rick Remender & various
25. Cyborg 009 #000 by various
26. Daredevil Vol. 1 by Mark Waid & various
27. Vampirella Vol. 1: A Crown of Worms by Eric Trautmann & various
28. newuniversal: Everything Went White by Warren Ellis & Salvador Larocca
29. Hypernaturals Vol. 1 by various
30. Batman Inc. Vol. 1: Demon Star by Grant Morrison & Chris Burnham
31. Analog Science Fiction & Fact March 2013
32. Summer Falls by Amelia Williams
33. Mindship by Gerard F. Conway
34. Four Science Fiction Masters by D. Richard Martin
April 2013
19. Green Arrow Year One by Andy Diggle & Jock
20. The Fury of Firestorm Vol. 1: The God Particle by Various
21. RASL Vol. 1: The Drift by Jeff Smith
22. Odd and the Frost Giants by Neil Gaiman
20. The Fury of Firestorm Vol. 1: The God Particle by Various
21. RASL Vol. 1: The Drift by Jeff Smith
22. Odd and the Frost Giants by Neil Gaiman
March 2013
16. The City, Quiet as Death by Michael Bishop & Ian Watson
17. Buy Jupiter and Other Stories by Isaac Asimov
18. Worlds Apart by Richard Cowper
17. Buy Jupiter and Other Stories by Isaac Asimov
18. Worlds Apart by Richard Cowper
February 2013
9. Fallen Dragon by Peter F. Hamilton
10. Anthem by Ayn Rand
11. Locke & Key Vol. 1: Welcome to Lovecraft by Joe Hill & Gabriel Rodriquez
12. Green Lantern Corps Vol. 1: Fearsome by Peter Tomasi and various
13. Science Fiction: The 101 Best Novels 1985-2010 by Damien Broderick & Paul DiFlippo
14. Old Testament Prophets for Today by Carolyn J. Sharp
15. Grace by Max Lucado
10. Anthem by Ayn Rand
11. Locke & Key Vol. 1: Welcome to Lovecraft by Joe Hill & Gabriel Rodriquez
12. Green Lantern Corps Vol. 1: Fearsome by Peter Tomasi and various
13. Science Fiction: The 101 Best Novels 1985-2010 by Damien Broderick & Paul DiFlippo
14. Old Testament Prophets for Today by Carolyn J. Sharp
15. Grace by Max Lucado
January 2013
1. The Third Power by Walter Ernsting
2. Annihilation Vol. 1 by Various
3. The Door Through Space by Marion Zimmer Bradley
4. Slave Ship from Sergan by Gregory Kern
5. Dragonflight by Anne McCaffrey
6. Spock Must Die! by James Blish
7. Grimjack: Killer Instinct by John Ostrander & Tim Truman
8. The Radiant Dome by K. H. Scheer
2. Annihilation Vol. 1 by Various
3. The Door Through Space by Marion Zimmer Bradley
4. Slave Ship from Sergan by Gregory Kern
5. Dragonflight by Anne McCaffrey
6. Spock Must Die! by James Blish
7. Grimjack: Killer Instinct by John Ostrander & Tim Truman
8. The Radiant Dome by K. H. Scheer
Sunday, August 26, 2012
August 2012
12. Ministering with Your Spiritual Gifts by Charles Stanley
13. Between a Rock and a Hard Place by Tony Evans
14. Tony Evans Speaks Out on Prayer by Tony Evans
15. Voodoo Planet by Andre Norton
13. Between a Rock and a Hard Place by Tony Evans
14. Tony Evans Speaks Out on Prayer by Tony Evans
15. Voodoo Planet by Andre Norton
July 2012
8. Timetrap by David Dvorkin (re-read)
9. Double, Double by Michael Jan Friedman (re-read)
10. Sign of the Unicorn by Roger Zelazny (re-read)
11. Foundation and Empire by Isaac Asimov (re-read)
9. Double, Double by Michael Jan Friedman (re-read)
10. Sign of the Unicorn by Roger Zelazny (re-read)
11. Foundation and Empire by Isaac Asimov (re-read)
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
February 2012
4. Death Comes to Happy Valley: Penn State and the Tragic Legacy of Joe Paterno by Jonathan Mahler
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