The Dune series by Frank Herbert

For a first timer to come up with such a story and ends it in tragedy is a crowd puller indeed... an impressive feat exposing your budding talent.
Who didn't notice?
Ask the literacy giants

SIRcumalot:
oathbringer by Brandon Sanderson.
third book in the stormlight archive series.

please sir, I carry God beg u, u fit send me a Copy of oathbringer? I don dey die to read am and I couldn't download it. thanks

moneyallowed:

Yeah I have. Really long read, hit some high points for me but at the end I was left feeling unsatisfied. Still a good book though I'd hesitate to call it awesome

please would you be so nice as to send it to avalonking01@gmail. com?
thanks

Raphaelmary:

please sir, I carry God beg u, u fit send me a Copy of oathbringer?
I don dey die to read am and I couldn't download it. thanks

Alright expect it in a few hours time.

i don send am.

SIRcumalot:
Alright expect it in a few hours time.
i don send am.

thanks plenty...I really appreciate

I will be pleased if someone can send me crime thriller novels @ salaudeenabdulwadood@gmail.com

Takeshi Lev Kovacs series by Richard K. Morgan

Altered Carbon
Broken Angels
Woken Furies

Long walk to freedom by Nelson Mandela. Page 618 (hard copy)

Coffin from Hong Kong Hardley Chase

Perfume: The story of a murderer... Page 24 (ebook format)

Rogue Lawyer – John Grisham
Dark Matter – Blake Crouch

XKZ:
Rogue Lawyer – John Grisham
Dark Matter – Blake Crouch

I really enjoyed Blake Crouch's Dark Matter

AdorableJosh:


I really enjoyed. Blake Crouch's Dark Matter

Me too It was really exciting.

But I think the ending was slipshod. Like he lost his grasp of the multiverse concept.

XKZ:


Me too It was really exciting.

But I think the ending was slipshod. Like he lost his grasp of the multiverse concept.

Yeah, I think the multiverse concept is kinda complex for Blake too, anyway I'll still give it 4 stars.

Busayorafael:

'Under the udala tree' you mean? If yes, I have the soft copy. Drop your email id, I'll forward it to you.

Please send to me if you still have this. Thank you
Udahchidi@gmail.com

'Before the Fall'
Noah Hawley
Page 248.
...
P.S: Please anyone with 'A Conspiracy of Tall Men' by Noah Hawley have mercy and share.
I beg you in the name of what you worship or serve.

OMA4U:


I don't like that book at all. I just dumped it somewhere. Achebe is portraying the Igbos as more superior to others.

You see OMA4U, Achebe is obviously Igbo and a proud one at that.
From 'Things fall apart' to Beware soul brother', he is always bringing up the igbo culture. I think he spends more time talking about It because he felt the igbos were highly misunderstood. I believe when he writes he simply tries to talk about their side of the story. For me I feel that's what makes his writings remarkable.
Lastly I have learnt that to be a good reader, one must learn to take an accommodating stance to books and invariably their authors. Because my dear, afterall is said, writing is a form of therapy and defence.
....
Selah

Does anyone have Elechi Amadi's The Concubine?

Alero3Arubi:
'Before the Fall'
Noah Hawley
Page 248.
...
P.S: Please anyone with 'A Conspiracy of Tall Men' by Noah Hawley have mercy and share.
I beg you in the name of what you worship or serve.

I enjoyed that before the fall book.
Though have forgotten everything except for the main plot.

Finished iron gold sometime ago. My red rising fans jump on this one quick.

Currently reading mythos by Stephen fry.

SIRcumalot:

I enjoyed that before the fall book.
Though have forgotten everything except for the main plot.

Finished iron gold some time ago. My red rising fans jump on this one quick.

Currently reading mythos by Stephen Fry.

Hi there.
Do you have particular authors you read?
Do you have a particular genre you read?

Alero3Arubi:


Hi there.
Do you have particular authors you read?
Do you have a particular genre you read?

Mostly fantasy but I dabble in other stuff too ranging from non-ficition to thrillers just as long as it is reported to be good.

Currently reading I Do Not Come to You by Chance by Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani.

Just starting the Brilliance Saga by Marcus Sakey

Brilliance
A Better World
Written in Fire

Serious contender for the best book have read so far this year.

For a first timer to come up with such a story and ends it in tragedy is a crowd puller indeed... an impressive feat exposing your budding talent.
Who didn't notice?
Ask the literacy giants

Fifty Fifty
by Candice Fox and James Patterson

The whiff of money by James Hadley Chase

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Will really appreciate it if I can get it, if you still have it ]

I Will really appreciate it if I can get it.

calliope:

Udala? If yes.send me a pm

kofomichael:
I Will really appreciate it if I can get it.

I don't have it on my phone anymore..

Currently reading "The subtle art of not giving a f*ck" by Mark Manson