Ron Tiner does it again
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Ron Tiner is one of my favorite artists.  I haven't read much of his work, being American and his published works largely British, but I have seen some of his work that crossed over.  What I am wowed at is the scope of his work and the sheer volume.  Thank G-d for modern computers and the internet or I'd break the bank paying "Comic book guy" a scalper's price to get some of his stuff imported.

Remember "Encyclopedia of fantasy art techniques"?  It features his art heavily and IMHO sold it to most people, especially me.  He did another volume which this seems a follow-up to, "Figure drawing without a model" and one I consider equally worth buying.

This is a good book to get for an aspiring illustrator and/or hobby/fantasy artist.
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Robert Ringer's theories hit the spot, Well worth internalising their message and you will prevail in tight situations. His other books are of the same calibre.
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Another great adventure from Rob, well written and entertaining.
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It was good to visit with Farren, Doc and Gus again. Tim's stories breathe life into his characters and they become more than just words on a page. Great story line that keeps you reading not wanting to lay the book aside. Disclaimer: I play bass in The Steel Rockers and Tim is our drummer and an all around awesome guy. Keep up the good work my friend.
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Wonderful saga, rich with the telling of Tindr's life and those who know and love him. I like how the style and flow was from his view then opened as more characters entered the tale. Very moving...
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Frank Roderus hasn't written a bad book since he was a kid.  This one is no exception.  Looking forward to the next Heller Thriller. Hope he rides the Beemer again!
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I enjoy reading Olen Steinhauer. He writes intelligent and complex character driven spy novels. I loved his Milo Weaver series. This one was enthralling, but not quite at the level-for me- as the Weaver series. But I enjoyed it. And I heartily recommend it. Mr. Steinhauer is a gem.
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I would have given this book ten stars.  Ed McBain continues his 87th precinct sagas with his incredible smart style.  Love the dialogue and the  character asides (Ron wanted to punch him in the nose).  Look forward to each 87th that comes out.  If you've never read any of McBain's books  (which I wouldn't own up to if I were you) this one will hook you.
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This was a well-written novel with two strong plot lines.  The main characters were well-developed yet there were surprises in the story line.  It was fun to turn page after page to discover Ron's true motives!  I understand that Nancy has another book in the writing and I can't wait for her to get it to us!
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Loved the story.  I hope that Alex Ferris returns in another thriller.  From the first chapter you are thrown headfirst into a maelstrom of events, including the death of Alexs twin brother, the theft of intellectual property by a secret group within the Soviet Union, really, really, bad guys who are after Alex at every turn, and the intent to assassinate the President of Russia and blame the U.S.  These are just a few of the many, many twists and turns Alex faces to find out the truth of his brothers death.  I definitely recommend this book, as with all the other Tim Tigner books I have ready.  You will not be disappointed.
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I have known Ron for some twenty odd years, and this book was classic Ron at his best. Knowing the man on a personal level made this book even better! His stories were so indept, and believe me this is the true Ron put into words. He took me elk hunting when I was fifteen, and I'll never forget that trip for the rest of my life because reading this book was just like sitting around the campfire listening to similar stories. It is an easy read well put together. The writing flowed beautifully, and kept me intrigued the whole time! I never wanted it to end! I can't wait for his next book!!!
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I found this to be one of his best books in years.  It held my interest, and I couldn't wait for the end; which was a surprise.  That doesn't happen often.  I loved the Racketeer.
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Another excellent read from Thomas Perry. His attention to detail and the planning shown by his characters is, as usual, second to none. I look forward to his next novel "String of Beads". (Sometimes hard to find his books in Australia)
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I'm quickly becoming a fan of Tim Tigner...
his stories are intriguing and original.
This specific book have only one problem: It's too short!
I wish this book would have been 3 times as long because It was incredibly fun.
I still need to read one more of Tim Tigner's books And I'm looking forward to it.
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Bill Slider never disappoints!  Once again we are in Shepherds Bush with the team.  Once again all of the characterisations are three dimensional even the minor parts.  I should really say especially the minor parts - many of them are taken from real life I am sure.  The story is well plotted and never lets go.  all in all another standout performance from Cynthia Harrod-Eagles.
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Wow, just, wow.  Scott Sigler strikes again with another amazing book.  The tension escalates through the whole book, with each new bit of information that the characters learn continue to raise the stakes.  I am really looking forward to seeing where the story goes in the next book "Alight".
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I just finished reading the Accidental Racketeer and I absolutely loved it. Once I started reading it I found it hard to put it down. It was exciting and sad. I found it riveting throughout the book. If you want to read a good book this is the one. Michael Parker is a wonderful writer. It is well worth the read.