Any Good Books Lately?

[DieHardBrownsFan]

[TexasAg1969]

Coming May 22, 2018.

[Westside Steve]

@londonbrown said:

Coben is great if you like those see if you can find books by English author Mark Billingham and his Tom Thorne series. They’re excellent. 

He has a series called the five on British TV. We just watched it!

I will look for the other  fellow.

Also watching British TV series line of duty. Really good stuff.

WSS

[TexasAg1969]

Completed reading Dan Brown's "Origin" which I thoroughly enjoyed primarily because it takes place in Spain, one of my favorite countries to visit. And especially since some of it takes place inside Gaudi's Sagrada Familia Catholic church in Barcelona, a truly remarkable experience in and of itself. It has an organic design inside totally unexpected from what you see outside. Those are "living" trees which hold up the structure of the church and it's full of natural light that is at it's peak when the sun is directly overhead. Take a look and put it on your bucket list of places to see.

Edit: I put it up there with Michelangelo's "David" in Florence, the Eiffel Tower and Teotihuacan's Pyramids of the Sun and Moon in Mexico as 3 "must sees" for anyone.

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EDIT #2: Now on to heavy "discipline reading" in Nobel Prize winner in astrophysics George Smoot's "Wrinkles in Time". A little Big Bang and proof by cosmic background radiation detection. We shall see if it ranks up there with one of my favorite biographies, Walter Isaacson's "Einstein".