Guns, Germs and Steel by Jared Diamond  A wildly acclaimed book that is mostly boring.  It has its moments of greatness such as the account of Francisco Pizarro that is worth the price of the book.  Mr. Diamond explains things turned out in most of the world.  Some of his theories hold some water in my mind.  But, if you believe in Karma and collective Karma then you finish the book thinking he doesn't know what he is talking about.  He never mentions the concept of Karma so I guess he doesn't know about it.  All well read individuals should read this book. 

The Moonlit Mind by Dean Koontz   A Kindle single that was too long in my mind.  Entertaining, and I am sure Dean Koontz fans will like this book.

Dark That Day After All by all-Jason Mcintyre  A Kindle single that was a Bit wierd.

Hunter A Thriller by Robert Bidinotto  The first novel by this award winning investigative author.  This is a really good book.

The Leopard by Jo Nesbo  I have been a big fan of Jo Nesbo's books and I have read several of them.  I wish I had never read this one.  I am not going to read any more of his books and I am not going to read any more detective mysteries for a long time.  It's time for me to read more non fiction books for a while.  This was a good book I am just overload with this type of book.