I’m moving all of my future product reviews over to their own tab and keeping the original section for my rants and essays.
I also hope that as many of you will take advantage of the items reccomended in my little shop, there are some bargains to be had.
I really do appreciate all of my readers and appreciate the feedback I have received since starting up at the beginning of August.
Please keep your thoughts coming and let me know of any idea’s that you have.
TTFN
Mr Bunny Chow
My latest book is one of the most upsetting I have ever read, Mugabe and the White African is the story of a White Zimbabwean farmer and his family standing up to the Zimbabwean government in an effort to remain on thier farm an in their homes.
It tells tales of abuse of power, corruption, greed and downright sickening evil.
It is not especially well written and the Author, Ben Freeth peppers the text with somewhat naive religous zeal, but you can’t help but admire Mr Freeth and the rest of their family for the stand they took and as such I applaud them.
I thoroughly recomend that everyone reads this book but add the caveat that it will upset you, especially if you have a heart.
I’ve now read half a dozen or so of Duncan Falconer’s books and thoroughly enjoyed them all. This latest one Pirate is not significantly different from the others they are not the most intellectual of reads coming from the same vein as Chris Ryan and Andy Macnab one hard special forces operative against improbable odds taking on the bad guys but I like the supension of belief and escapism that these sort of books provide.
Falconer’s central character is in the Special Boat Service based out of Poole and holds the normal SAS types of these types of novel in some contempt which is amusing.
anyway enough of my waffling buy this book if you like this sort of thing.
TTFN
Mr Bunny Chow
I have just finished reading Wilbur Smith’s Elephant Song.
As a Zimbabwean I should love Wilbur Smith’s books but for some reason despite many attempts I have often struggled with his writing style. With that in mind I approached this book with some trepidation, but I needn’t have been concerened Elephant Song grips you from the very begining, the characters are strong and well thought out. The descriptions of the landscapes beautifully rendered in your mind and the tale does not let up. 500+ pages dissapeared in next to no time leaving me wanting more.
Highly Recommended.
Here I will publish reviews of books that I have recently read plus occasionally some older ones that I feel are worth a mention. I’ll try and come up with a rating system and where available I will provide links to buy them from Amazon.
My current read is “The Infidel by Bob Shepherd, he’s a new author to me but I understand he’s another ex SAS take on half the worlds terrorist type like Andy Macnab, Chris Ryan etc. I’ll let you know how it goes.
Now that I finished it, I can highly recomend it, great cliff hanger ending, keeps up the pace throughout, could easily be the next Chris Ryan, Andy Mcnab etc etc…
I have just finished off The Hunter by Tom Wood.
I’ve found it thoroughly readable although a little thin on the plot, read it if you like the Jason Bourne books 3 assasins out of 5
TTFN
Mr Bunny Chow
