Adrian wrote: "Jo wrote: "I really want to read The Stand. I hear its one of his best.
I also want to read The Road. I have it at home but i haven't got round to reading it yet. "
The Stand is excellent. It a..."
I Haven't actually read The Stand, yet but I can recommend the whole Dark Tower series. I think that it is funny that they are mentioned together on here so much because (and I hope this isn't a spoiler) part of one the DT books takes place 'in' The Stand (or at least the same/similar universe.)
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That's a toughie. Of course I wouldn't want to die and I wouldn't wish death on my family either. The fact remains that in these types of situations there could be worse things than death out there. I mean I guess I would rather die with my family in a quick and painless manner, than to watch them suffer at the hands of zombies/savages/aliens/biker pirates... what have you. On the other hand though, what if it turns out that salvation was right around the corner like in the movie adaption of Stephen King's 'The Fog.' If the army came around the corner to save the day right after I had just out my loved ones out of their misery I wouldn't be able to live with myself. ]]>
Travis Pratt
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This book was a gift from my wife. She got it for me based on a love of dinosaurs I have had since childhood. I had never read anything by these Authors before this. I found that I really enjoyed this book and was very intrigued at the premise that maybe the extinction of the dinosaurs didn't happen quite like anything we have ever thought. Also presented is an unfortunately realistic picture of just how secretive our government really is and the lengths that they would go to preserve those secrets. A great almost western-like adventure. ]]>