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I remember when I was reading "Desperation" by Stephen King, right at the beginning of the book, this cop pulls one person over after another and takes some of them to jail, and others, he torments, and if I remember correctly, I think there was even one scene where he shoots a man in the head, but there was so much action and suspense.
I love when a book starts out with a good suspenseful action scene. "The Handmaid's Tale" by Margaret Atwood is another good one. It's about a society taken over by religion, and all the adulterers become handmaids and are basically forced to work as slaves for these commanders and their wives.
Then once a month, they have to have sex with the commanders with their wife present in the room because population is down (Something happened to the environment that made it hard for woman to conceive children or something like that). Dystopian books are always interesting though. I hear Suzan Collin's dystopian series "The Hunger Games" is good also. Everyone tells me it's really good, but I haven't read those yet.
I'm always looking for new books to read myself. The last couple of books I got from the library weren't good at all, and they were both on the New York Times best seller list. I don't think those books are always the best, lol
Me too I don't always like the book majority people are liking
Not in to horror ones π
Robert E. Howard and Conan series.
>> The Cimmerian glared about, embarrassed at the roar of mocking laughter that greeted this remark. He saw no particular humor in it, and was too new to civilization to understand its discourtesies. Civilized men are more discourteous than savages because they know they can be impolite without having their skulls split.
I love books like that!
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The Tiger: A True Story of Vengeance and Survival, by John Valliant.
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