Blackout byJohn J. Nance; 2000; G.P. Putnam’s Sons, New York; 435 pages; Fiction Nance; 12/28-12/29 Kat Bronsky is back. A high flying adventure all over the world as some of the US government alphabet soup intelligence agencies attempt to cover their respectives asses. Romance, particle beams and all other kinds of things contribute to a [...]
Sickened, The Memoir of a Munchausen by Proxy Childhood by Julie Gregory; 2003; Bantam Books, New York; 244 pages; 616.85822 G822s; 12/27-12/28 Julie Gregory paints a vivid picture of a childhood lost to her mother’s obsession with her health. Munchausen by Proxy is when a parent keeps their child sick so that they have some [...]
By the Light of the Moon by Dean Koontz; 2002; Bantam Books, New York; Fiction Koontz; 431 pages; 12/25-12/27 A Southwest Amazon comedian, an artist and his autistic brother are injected with nanobots against their wills. It changes them each in a completely different way. As they change and are trying to figure out who [...]
What I Read 12.7
Hover Car Racer, Crash Course by Matthew Reilly; 2004; Simon & Schuster, New York; 208 pages; Teen Fiction Reilly; 12/16-12/17 The first, obviously upon reading, in a series about a 14 year old young man who is a up and coming hover car racer. Set in the near future, Reilly has written a book as [...]
