I love it when a character in a book unholsters his Glock and switches off the safety!!
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some writers have just been ahead of their time. the 19mhs has a safety...
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Good thread. I read a lot too and am always looking for new authors to try.
That said, they're pretty entertaining. Sometimes gruesome to the point that I'm gritting my teeth. I just started "Personal", Reacher is trying to track down a sniper who took a shot at the French president. Originally Posted by J. J. Magnum
Another good series that's a bit more deep with plenty of violence is the Penn Cage series by Greg Iles.
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