Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI
Very interesting read about Native Americans, oil, murder and the FBI.
I bought the book but was kind of on the fence on how much I want to read it. Glad you gave it a thumbs up, I'll read it then for sure at some point.
BTW, the book that I'll recommend till I'm blue in the face is "Shoe Dog". Bio of Phil Knight and Nike.
I also just finished "Chasing Phil", pretty good though it got repetitive at times. It was about one of the FBI's first undercover operations infiltrating a major con artist.
The thing with SK is he starts off slow but then is amazing at reeling the reader in. I’m really enjoying the book. Well worth the spend and I will probably,read it a nimbler of times like I do with many books.
The thing with SK is he starts off slow but then is amazing at reeling the reader in. I’m really enjoying the book. Well worth the spend and I will probably,read it a nimbler of times like I do with many books.
I am a high school English teacher... 14 years going strong. King is one of my favorite authors of all time. His character development is on point. 11/22/63 was a masterpiece. Mr. Mercedes was incredible... 2 novels that go completely against the grain of what you expect from him. I will certainly be reading this book.
The thing with SK is he starts off slow but then is amazing at reeling the reader in. I’m really enjoying the book. Well worth the spend and I will probably,read it a nimbler of times like I do with many books.
I am a high school English teacher... 14 years going strong. King is one of my favorite authors of all time. His character development is on point. 11/22/63 was a masterpiece. Mr. Mercedes was incredible... 2 novels that go completely against the grain of what you expect from him. I will certainly be reading this book.
I find his ideas for books fascinating pretty much whenever I hear about them but for some reason I'm never moved to actually read them. I'm not much into horror. I'm a non-fiction kind of guy.
I’m making my way through the Dark Tower series now and am really enjoying it. I am on the 6th book of 7, The Song of Susannah, so I am looking forward to seeing how everything wraps up. So far I’d highly recommend the series for those who haven’t read it.
Very interesting read about Native Americans, oil, murder and the FBI.
Very interesting read about Native Americans, oil, murder and the FBI.
I bought the book but was kind of on the fence on how much I want to read it. Glad you gave it a thumbs up, I'll read it then for sure at some point.
BTW, the book that I'll recommend till I'm blue in the face is "Shoe Dog". Bio of Phil Knight and Nike.
I also just finished "Chasing Phil", pretty good though it got repetitive at times. It was about one of the FBI's first undercover operations infiltrating a major con artist.
you mean outsiders?
I am a high school English teacher... 14 years going strong. King is one of my favorite authors of all time. His character development is on point. 11/22/63 was a masterpiece. Mr. Mercedes was incredible... 2 novels that go completely against the grain of what you expect from him. I will certainly be reading this book.
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The thing with SK is he starts off slow but then is amazing at reeling the reader in. I’m really enjoying the book. Well worth the spend and I will probably,read it a nimbler of times like I do with many books.
I am a high school English teacher... 14 years going strong. King is one of my favorite authors of all time. His character development is on point. 11/22/63 was a masterpiece. Mr. Mercedes was incredible... 2 novels that go completely against the grain of what you expect from him. I will certainly be reading this book.
I find his ideas for books fascinating pretty much whenever I hear about them but for some reason I'm never moved to actually read them. I'm not much into horror. I'm a non-fiction kind of guy.
Who's on Furst? Russ...
Yes there is a theme in the books I read. I love business biographies.