@@bigork2099 Nathaniel Philbrick’s In the Heart of the Sea: The Tragedy of the Whaleship Essex was the true story of Moby Dick! It was excellent and an easy read. I think they made a movie of this book with one of the Hemsworth brothers.
@@bigork2099 I'd say the Gene Wolfe's The Book of the New Sun books are tough. They are readable in a way but only when I got the companion book by Michael Andre-Driussi it made me realize I hadn't really understood anything.
Great list ! Really enjoyed hearing your thoughts on these favorites, our taste is very similar but I have only dipped a toe into the waters of my reading journey compared to you. Many added to my Want to Read list! The Book Thief made me cry as well, a rare feat. Loved A Gentleman in Moscow, All the Light, The Road, so many more on here, and am currently reading Lonesome Dove and blown away by McMurtry's epic. Cheers
What an incredible list of books! Thank you for another awesome video! Happy to say that Memory Sorrow and Thorn is on my tbr for 2024 along with Lonesome Dove. I watched Winds of War mini series many years ago so can only imagine how much better the book will be.
Thanks! I am excited to try your recommendations. The breadth is somewhat surprising, and you have provided a spark to try more mysteries and westerns - maybe a ww2 historic too. Sword of Shannara was my first book purchase too, and also holds a place in my heart. Pillars of the Earth...wow that was amazing. George R.R. schools Sanderson for me so far.
@@ibrahimchaiben8127Its missing Blood Meridian and he had McCarthy on his list. I did not see anything from Dostoevsky either and he is the greatest fiction writer ever according to many. But its his list and he did homage to his favorites and never said it was the greatest 100, just HIS greatest 100.
Bro, Thank you. Because of you, I read more! And more good stuff since I pick titles right from your shelves. Including Donaldson's Gap Series. A great author at his peak, and some of the best reading I've enjoyed.
What a great list of pop fiction-- informative and I found myself nodding in agreement on so many titles. Especially I'm a huge fan of McMurtry, James Michner, Frank Herbert, Ken Follet, Tolkien, Stephen King, Asimov and so many of your choices. If I were to make a list, I'd put them in alphabetical order by genre. It's too difficult to choose the best except Dune is my personal favorite of all time. Found at least 20 authors of interest from your list. Your rapid fire, to the point descriptions are truly appreciated.!
Great Video Mr. Durfee. I loved it. I have probably read only 30 percent of those books but looking forward to reading some of the ones you have on this list now. I do have a suggestion if you don't mind. For your next top 100 if you could not add any Stephen King Books. NOT because I dislike him. The opposite. My favorite author of all time. I also belive he is yours as I have seen in the past you post all your Stephen King books ranked. I also just watched your top 100 sci-fi which I also loved. Keep up the great work. I just ordered your trilogy will hopefully read it before this summer comes.
I really like you sir. I'm trying to start reading as an adult more regularly. Particularly books I should've read earlier lol. I love your enthusiasm and humour. It's inspiring and relaxes me when I'm stressed. I have a few of the books you mentioned on my list such as Moby Dick, Lord of the Flies, The Dark Tower, The Martian, Dune, The Da Vinci Code, A Game of Thrones, War and Peace, To Kill a Mockingbird, Pillars of the Earth and Lonesome Dove. I can't wait to read them all! I've also read a couple of the books you mentioned in Gone Girl and Lord of the Rings. It was a while ago but I remember being really engaged. Also loved The Hobbit :) I'm currently reading The New Kingdom by Wilbur Smith as I'm studying Ancient Egypt. So thought I'd read a novel set in this period :)
I just found your channel via my revived love for King. The Stand has been my favorite since I read it. I am looking for others to read both King and not. There are several here that sound interesting. Thanks for this.
I just found your channel and this video was awesome! I loved your choice of books and authors, namely, Moby Dick, Rendezvous with Rama, Foundation, Anna Karenina, The Name of the Rose, Lord of the Flies, To Kill a Mockingbird, Stephen King's novels...The writers you mentioned that I have not read yet I added to my '"To read next" list. The only great, if not the greatest writer of all time missing here is Feodor Mikhailovich Dostoyevsky!
This is a first video of yours i watched and I love it. Very specific. Few titles sounds very interesting and I’ve never heard of them. Time to read some books. Have a nice day.
You always have cool shirts on Brian. I actually have the H.E.R signature Stratocaster, which has a beautiful pearlescent finish with matching headstock. It's got a great '60s neck profile if you're into guitars. Anyway, I might be wrong, but don't think I've ever seen you don a KISS shirt! We both come from that era when it was an amazing experience to be a KISS fan!!
Had to comment again once I made it to the end after seeing the large pile on the floor! 😂 I've been watching your videos for a long time, and I'm surprised to see you just chuck them around!
I'm blown away from all the different genres! No hate from me on The DaVinci Code! That book is dope! It's a funny story that when that came out, and I bought it for my friends mom as a gift, not knowing what it was about. She loved to read, and I'd heard all the buzz about it, and she was legit mad. I read just fantasy books at the time, but she refused to take it so I read it and fell in love with it!
Very interesting. Some of my all time Favorites (that you did not mention) : In Cold Blood-Truman Capote, The Lords of Discipline-Pat Conroy, The Night House-Jo Nesbo, Red Rabbit-Alex Grecian, Furness-Muriel Gray, The Tomorrow File-Lawrence Sanders, The Old Man’s War-John Scalzi, Primal Fear-William Diehl, On Writing-Stephen King, Nick Cutter-The Troop, No Exit-Taylor Adams, Silence of the Lambs-Thomas Harris, Deliverance-James Dickey, American Psycho-Bret Easton Ellis, Mighnight Cowboy-James Leo Herlihy, All Quiet on the Western Front-Erich Remarque, Flowers for Algernon-Daniel Keyes
Great review of the top 100! I do enjoy the view of the pile of books at the end. I know you protect your books with covers and such, but it still gives me a cringe with just the right tinge of humor.
Currently reading through Malazan for the first time myself and am at Bonehunters book 6. I also feel Deadhouse Gates is my favourite in the series thus far. Not many others seem to rate it so highly in the series. Blew me away!
Once I finish IT I will have read 20 of your picks. Question !!!!! I loved Memory, Sorrow and Thorn. Finally finished the mammoth "to green angel tower". Should I continue Tad's publication order and read and start the Otherland series OR should I keep going with the Osten Ard series??? Thanks for the video.
I recommend continuing with the Osten Ard series, it would resonate a lot more after MS&T. Shadowmarch is very good too. A great writer. Happy reading!
Based on this list I think you might like “Blindness” by José Saramago if you don’t mind the writing style. I’d be curious to hear your thoughts on it.
This is the one of the best book recommendation i ever got. Rest of TH-cam channel just reccomend me romantic and women centric novels. I don't know in my country if i really can find all of this books, but i am really interest to read all of book physically or online.
Love your choices but somehow my own favorites are so different :) The Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov The Canvas by Benjamin Stein Cryptos by Ursula Poznanski Dragon Rider by Cornelia Funke (great for children) Possessing the Secret of Joy by Alice Walker The Map and the Territory by Michel Houellebecq The Dark Side of the Moon by Martin Suter The Robber Bride & Oryx and Crake by Margaret Atwood Measuring the World by Daniel Kehlmann Lud in the mist by Hope Mirrless Beat the Reaper by Josh Bazell The City of Dreaming Books by Walter Moers City of the Beasts by Isabel Allende The Virgin Suicides by Jeffrey Eugenides Love Virtually (Good against North wind) by Daniel Glattauer American Gods & Coraline by Neil Gaiman The last unicorn by Peter S. Beagle Joshua Croft series by Walter Satterthwait Fabian by Erich Kaestner No Time for Goodbye by Linwood Barclay The Dolphin: Story of a Dreamer by Sergio Bambaren (the german edition looks lovely) His dark materials by Philip Pullman Mara, Daughter of the Nile by Eloise Jarvis McGraw It & The Girl who loved Tom Gordon by Stephen King Quiet by Susan Cain The lovely bones by Alice Sebold The book thief by Markus Zusak Desert flower by Waris Dirie The girl with the dragon tattoo by Stieg Larsson The empty chair & Stone monkey by Jeffery Deaver Watership down by Richard Adams Silence of the lambs by Thomas Harris The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde The first 5 Harry Potters no english translation available: Das Buch (the book) by Wolfgang and Heike Hohlbein Vier Tage währt die Nacht (four days lasts the night) by Dorothea S. Baltenstein I would love to see more lists from different countries 💕
Just saw this pop up at midnight. Can’t wait to watch tomorrow. Ok maybe I watched the first 100-90 😂 this is the best television show in the universe.
Check out the Godslayer Chronicles by James Clemons who is actually James Rollins! Swan Song by Robert McCammon is excellent but I enjoyed his Wolf’s Hour a lot more!
Hello Brian, I love your reviews and always look forward to your latest video. I am an avid reader of Fantasy and Science Fiction and presently am reading Brother Red by Adrian Selby and the Altered Carbon Series by Richard K. Morgan book 2 , Broken Angels . Just finished the James Islington Audible version of "The Will of the Many. I would love to hear a review by you on any of these books. Keep up the great work Brian... Panarch Pete
Tolstoy speaks to me too. He’s incredible. War and Peace and Anna Karenina are A+ books but his novellas are also great! The Death of Ivan Ilyich and The Cossacks are as good as anything else he ever wrote.
Many books I read others in my TBR or want list. Main disagreement would be Da Vinci Code I found it trivial though I read it in 3-4 days at the time. I'd suggest old French Emile Zola like Ladies' Paradise or Germinal to mention a few.
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@1:42 yes i am out harpooning whales as we speak!!!!
I read 300 pages of Moby Dick this year and it was tough...Steven Erikson is easy compared to Moby Dick.
@@bigork2099 Nathaniel Philbrick’s
In the Heart of the Sea: The Tragedy of the Whaleship Essex was the true story of Moby Dick! It was excellent and an easy read. I think they made a movie of this book with one of the Hemsworth brothers.
@@bigork2099 I'd say the Gene Wolfe's The Book of the New Sun books are tough. They are readable in a way but only when I got the companion book by Michael Andre-Driussi it made me realize I hadn't really understood anything.
I love how Brian has a video about treating your books right and then always tosses them into a pile when he does a list video
Yeah this guy is hilarious in a good way...
Haha good point. That sound when they hit the stack!!
It is just the funniest thing to me because I know exactly which video you mean. Ha ha ha
There's no one that would put out a list with the diversity of genre like Brian can. Great stuff.
I’m surprised it wasn’t actually top 117 or something 😂 we all love and support you Brian. Thank you for the list 🙏🏻
Another excellent list Brian! You keep wrecking havoc on my TBR… and I’m loving it!
Just when i got my TBR list manageable, you drop the banger off an episode. Congrats Brian. Great job as always
Great list - I enjoyed watching this. Thanks for the video!
Great list ! Really enjoyed hearing your thoughts on these favorites, our taste is very similar but I have only dipped a toe into the waters of my reading journey compared to you. Many added to my Want to Read list! The Book Thief made me cry as well, a rare feat. Loved A Gentleman in Moscow, All the Light, The Road, so many more on here, and am currently reading Lonesome Dove and blown away by McMurtry's epic. Cheers
What a great idea and list. Taking notes. I don't think I can do a top 100 but maybe top 50.
Inspiring.
Thank you Sir! 🙏🏽
Excellent. Thanks for putting this together.
Really enjoyed your list. I've read many of these choices and enjoyed them. TY for the post.
What an incredible list of books! Thank you for another awesome video! Happy to say that Memory Sorrow and Thorn is on my tbr for 2024 along with Lonesome Dove. I watched Winds of War mini series many years ago so can only imagine how much better the book will be.
Thanks! I am excited to try your recommendations. The breadth is somewhat surprising, and you have provided a spark to try more mysteries and westerns - maybe a ww2 historic too. Sword of Shannara was my first book purchase too, and also holds a place in my heart. Pillars of the Earth...wow that was amazing. George R.R. schools Sanderson for me so far.
Nice list! I think I’d drive myself crazy trying to put a top 10 together let alone 100!
This is the definitive top 100 list. All other top 100 lists should go ahead and delete their accounts.
Haaaa! Tell it.
wonderful list! but it's missing some more classics and masterpieces from other languages and times to be the "Greatest" of all time.
@@ibrahimchaiben8127Its missing Blood Meridian and he had McCarthy on his list. I did not see anything from Dostoevsky either and he is the greatest fiction writer ever according to many. But its his list and he did homage to his favorites and never said it was the greatest 100, just HIS greatest 100.
This was such a good list. I added so many books on my tbr. Thanks Brian :)
Thank you for making this list. Must have been very difficult to rank them, but we're glad you did.
What an amazing video this was. Thank you Sir!
Nice video, thanks for the recommendations!!!
Bro, Thank you. Because of you, I read more! And more good stuff since I pick titles right from your shelves. Including Donaldson's Gap Series. A great author at his peak, and some of the best reading I've enjoyed.
what a video man, I love it. Watching your video from Vietnam, I hope more and more books from your list can be translated into our language.
What a great list of pop fiction-- informative and I found myself nodding in agreement on so many titles. Especially I'm a huge fan of McMurtry, James Michner, Frank Herbert, Ken Follet, Tolkien, Stephen King, Asimov and so many of your choices. If I were to make a list, I'd put them in alphabetical order by genre. It's too difficult to choose the best except Dune is my personal favorite of all time. Found at least 20 authors of interest from your list. Your rapid fire, to the point descriptions are truly appreciated.!
Great list. I like your taste in books. I've read 64 of them, including nine of your top 10. Also got some ideas for my TBR.
Great Video Mr. Durfee. I loved it. I have probably read only 30 percent of those books but looking forward to reading some of the ones you have on this list now. I do have a suggestion if you don't mind. For your next top 100 if you could not add any Stephen King Books. NOT because I dislike him. The opposite. My favorite author of all time. I also belive he is yours as I have seen in the past you post all your Stephen King books ranked. I also just watched your top 100 sci-fi which I also loved. Keep up the great work. I just ordered your trilogy will hopefully read it before this summer comes.
Love the list! Many thanks
I really like you sir. I'm trying to start reading as an adult more regularly. Particularly books I should've read earlier lol. I love your enthusiasm and humour. It's inspiring and relaxes me when I'm stressed.
I have a few of the books you mentioned on my list such as Moby Dick, Lord of the Flies, The Dark Tower, The Martian, Dune, The Da Vinci Code, A Game of Thrones, War and Peace, To Kill a Mockingbird, Pillars of the Earth and Lonesome Dove. I can't wait to read them all!
I've also read a couple of the books you mentioned in Gone Girl and Lord of the Rings. It was a while ago but I remember being really engaged. Also loved The Hobbit :)
I'm currently reading The New Kingdom by Wilbur Smith as I'm studying Ancient Egypt. So thought I'd read a novel set in this period :)
I'm surprised I've read a lot of those. You're awesome, Mr. Durfee. Thank you.
Great List! You have so many books i need to check out. Now i am extremely curious about Lonesome Dove & anything by John Irving.
I just found your channel via my revived love for King. The Stand has been my favorite since I read it. I am looking for others to read both King and not. There are several here that sound interesting. Thanks for this.
Cool list!!!! There are some WINNERS in that group for sure!!!
I just found your channel and this video was awesome! I loved your choice of books and authors, namely, Moby Dick, Rendezvous with Rama, Foundation, Anna Karenina, The Name of the Rose, Lord of the Flies, To Kill a Mockingbird, Stephen King's novels...The writers you mentioned that I have not read yet I added to my '"To read next" list. The only great, if not the greatest writer of all time missing here is Feodor Mikhailovich Dostoyevsky!
Thank you for all the suggestions
This is a first video of yours i watched and I love it. Very specific. Few titles sounds very interesting and I’ve never heard of them. Time to read some books. Have a nice day.
You always have cool shirts on Brian. I actually have the H.E.R signature Stratocaster, which has a beautiful pearlescent finish with matching headstock. It's got a great '60s neck profile if you're into guitars. Anyway, I might be wrong, but don't think I've ever seen you don a KISS shirt! We both come from that era when it was an amazing experience to be a KISS fan!!
Amazing library collection! I like your choice of Anna Karenina!
Had to comment again once I made it to the end after seeing the large pile on the floor! 😂 I've been watching your videos for a long time, and I'm surprised to see you just chuck them around!
Had to pause and start over. Needed to make my own TBR from your cool choices! Rock n roll BLD!🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
I'm blown away from all the different genres! No hate from me on The DaVinci Code! That book is dope! It's a funny story that when that came out, and I bought it for my friends mom as a gift, not knowing what it was about. She loved to read, and I'd heard all the buzz about it, and she was legit mad. I read just fantasy books at the time, but she refused to take it so I read it and fell in love with it!
It's because of you that I found lonesome dove. You're the man and I'm starting your trilogy this year. Can't wait
Very interesting. Some of my all time Favorites (that you did not mention) : In Cold Blood-Truman Capote, The Lords of Discipline-Pat Conroy, The Night House-Jo Nesbo, Red Rabbit-Alex Grecian, Furness-Muriel Gray, The Tomorrow File-Lawrence Sanders, The Old Man’s War-John Scalzi, Primal Fear-William Diehl, On Writing-Stephen King, Nick Cutter-The Troop, No Exit-Taylor Adams, Silence of the Lambs-Thomas Harris, Deliverance-James Dickey, American Psycho-Bret Easton Ellis, Mighnight Cowboy-James Leo Herlihy, All Quiet on the Western Front-Erich Remarque, Flowers for Algernon-Daniel Keyes
Thank you for making this video. Cheers.
My reading list in the past year has been almost exclusively your recommendations and there hasn't been a single miss.
You could release a new top list every day and I'd watch every one of them.
Great review of the top 100! I do enjoy the view of the pile of books at the end. I know you protect your books with covers and such, but it still gives me a cringe with just the right tinge of humor.
Cool top mr. Durfee ! It was just a shock to see Words of Radiance only at number 47 though :)
thanks, love your energy :)
Amazing library, would love to see the shelf tour 😊
Brian had a few videos already of book shelves, he takes you to his living room too and a closet as well!😀
@heidi6281 I'll have a look, thank you ❤️
Same
I am in awe that u were able to both pick and order these, it would take me a year😇🤗😎
A truly wonderful top 100 list!
This was truly an epically amazing list.
Currently reading through Malazan for the first time myself and am at Bonehunters book 6. I also feel Deadhouse Gates is my favourite in the series thus far. Not many others seem to rate it so highly in the series. Blew me away!
I added too much books to the 'to check list'. Your TOP movies are so diverse that's impossible not find something that appeals to someone. Thanks!
IM just here going in back in time for respect for you brother, hope you get well soon, all this time off you've had im catching to up you in reading!
Excited to watch this!!!
It's probably just me, but I wonder if anyone else feels a little twinge of pain each time you hear one of the books hit the floor.
I had to take Ibuprofen for this.
Incredible list. Many of these would be on my top 100
I agree with about 80% of your picks. I still need to read the other 20%.
Great list of books. You are a very diverse reader. Enjoyed your splash of humor thrown it. Those poor books all ending up on the floor.
I read Carrion Comfort on your recommendation. I did like it, but I can’t say it’s a vampire novel. I just like the classic blood suckers.
Once I finish IT I will have read 20 of your picks. Question !!!!! I loved Memory, Sorrow and Thorn. Finally finished the mammoth "to green angel tower". Should I continue Tad's publication order and read and start the Otherland series OR should I keep going with the Osten Ard series??? Thanks for the video.
Yes read everything by Tad
I recommend continuing with the Osten Ard series, it would resonate a lot more after MS&T.
Shadowmarch is very good too. A great writer.
Happy reading!
These are the videos I live for
great list! and omg i need that h.e.r. shirt in my life
U do need HER shirt!!
Wow, Dan Simmons didn’t get left out for once.
Excellent list! I am rather surprised Michael Crichton didn't make an appearance.
Durfee delivers again!
Excellent list!
Nice list! 100 isn't long enough, so many banger books couldn't fit
Based on this list I think you might like “Blindness” by José Saramago if you don’t mind the writing style. I’d be curious to hear your thoughts on it.
I happen to be reading the stand for the first time right now! So I guess I now know what the next 99 books I’m reading will be!
Would be super curious what you think about Shantaram. If you haven’t read it, strongly recommended. And it’s a pretty thick book.
Not read it
This is the one of the best book recommendation i ever got. Rest of TH-cam channel just reccomend me romantic and women centric novels. I don't know in my country if i really can find all of this books, but i am really interest to read all of book physically or online.
Loved this list. Hate the da Vinci code but it's not for every one. Great video.
What a wonderful variety. I wrote down several titles to read.
Love your choices but somehow my own favorites are so different :)
The Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov
The Canvas by Benjamin Stein
Cryptos by Ursula Poznanski
Dragon Rider by Cornelia Funke (great for children)
Possessing the Secret of Joy by Alice Walker
The Map and the Territory by Michel Houellebecq
The Dark Side of the Moon by Martin Suter
The Robber Bride & Oryx and Crake by Margaret Atwood
Measuring the World by Daniel Kehlmann
Lud in the mist by Hope Mirrless
Beat the Reaper by Josh Bazell
The City of Dreaming Books by Walter Moers
City of the Beasts by Isabel Allende
The Virgin Suicides by Jeffrey Eugenides
Love Virtually (Good against North wind) by Daniel Glattauer
American Gods & Coraline by Neil Gaiman
The last unicorn by Peter S. Beagle
Joshua Croft series by Walter Satterthwait
Fabian by Erich Kaestner
No Time for Goodbye by Linwood Barclay
The Dolphin: Story of a Dreamer by Sergio Bambaren (the german edition looks lovely)
His dark materials by Philip Pullman
Mara, Daughter of the Nile by Eloise Jarvis McGraw
It & The Girl who loved Tom Gordon by Stephen King
Quiet by Susan Cain
The lovely bones by Alice Sebold
The book thief by Markus Zusak
Desert flower by Waris Dirie
The girl with the dragon tattoo by Stieg Larsson
The empty chair & Stone monkey by Jeffery Deaver
Watership down by Richard Adams
Silence of the lambs by Thomas Harris
The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde
The first 5 Harry Potters
no english translation available:
Das Buch (the book) by Wolfgang and Heike Hohlbein
Vier Tage währt die Nacht (four days lasts the night) by Dorothea S. Baltenstein
I would love to see more lists from different countries 💕
Great list … reminds me of how much books I still have to read …
11:10 love how you wrote 666 for Needful Things
sweet list and sweet shirt!
Just saw this pop up at midnight. Can’t wait to watch tomorrow. Ok maybe I watched the first 100-90 😂 this is the best television show in the universe.
Check out the Godslayer Chronicles by James Clemons who is actually James Rollins! Swan Song by Robert McCammon is excellent but I enjoyed his Wolf’s Hour a lot more!
Brian I think Voyager, book 3 of Outlander was the best of the series! I read it in one sitting.
Amazing list, and a Raider fan?? LFG! 🔥
I loved this! I fr took notes. Beautiful.
thank you for getting right to the point..........actually to a 100 points!
Love it!
Hello Brian, I love your reviews and always look forward to your latest video. I am an avid reader of Fantasy and Science Fiction and presently am reading Brother Red by Adrian Selby and the Altered Carbon Series by Richard K. Morgan book 2 , Broken Angels . Just finished the James Islington Audible version of "The Will of the Many. I would love to hear a review by you on any of these books. Keep up the great work Brian...
Panarch Pete
I did review The Will Of The Many
Ok. Thanks Brian. I will look it up… Keep on Trucking…
I have never seen anyone else who loves reading more than you.. you are a true legend!
Love The Caine Mutiny! Great list
Oh my, Donna Tartt does the Secret History audiobook too. Nice voice.
Have you heard Donna Tartt’s audiobook narration of True Grit? So good.
Great list. Any reason for 666 on Needful Things?
Tolstoy speaks to me too. He’s incredible. War and Peace and Anna Karenina are A+ books but his novellas are also great! The Death of Ivan Ilyich and The Cossacks are as good as anything else he ever wrote.
lat's goooooooooooooooooooooooo Another one of these best 100 videos
How about a list of your favorite short stories and plays?
Many books I read others in my TBR or want list. Main disagreement would be Da Vinci Code I found it trivial though I read it in 3-4 days at the time. I'd suggest old French Emile Zola like Ladies' Paradise or Germinal to mention a few.
Wow, great mix of genres. I always found it hard to get into fantasy. Do you know of any humorous fantasy books?
Witcher
Love that you put Tolstoy in the list because he is probably the best writer in there and both Ana and War are grand grand books everyone should read
If you liked The Da Vinci code,, you would love Foucault’s pendulum by Umberto Eco!
Excited! Durfee KNOWS what people want and GIVES us this! Hello from Ukraine by the way:)
Spoiler alert: he didn’t forget Simmons this time.
Have you ever read Anne Rice or Michael Crichton? I never seen you mention either one of these great writers.
Just wanted say I am almost done with Forgetting Moon. Love it.