The books and authors of fiction are:
1.) Last of the Independents by Sam Wiebe;
2.) Or the Bull Kills You by Jason Webster;
3.) The Hills is Lonely by Lillian Beckwith; and,
4.) The Blackhouse and The Lewis Man by Peter May.
The non-fiction books and authors are:
1.) Tough Crimes edited by C.D. Evans and Lorene Shyba; and,
2.) 41 by George W. Bush.
As I looked at the books I found myself in a quandary. I greatly enjoyed reading all of the books. Thus I am going to indulge myself in a blogger's prerogative and decline to pick a favourite from either the fiction or non-fiction books.
I recommend all of the above books.
I further recommend readers to go on over to Kerrie Smith's excellent blog, Mysteries in Paradise, where she hosts this meme.
I'm so glad you had a good reading quarter, Bill; that's the best kind :-). And I do very much want to read Tough Crimes. It sounds like such an interesting read.
ReplyDeleteMargot: I am confident you will enjoy Tough Crimes. It is a book to be read and reflected upon.
DeleteBill, I'm only familiar with Peter May and I have been meaning to read his books. I'm behind in my own reading of nonfiction books.
ReplyDeletePrashant: Thanks for the comment. I think you would find 41 an interesting book. It has a significant look at George Bush Sr.'s involvement with American foreign relations.
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