More long car trips (it is 3ish hours down to Ft. Pickett, where I had to go twice this month) plus more walking plus more working out equals more books read.
- Grunge (Monster Hunter Memoirs #1) by John Ringo, Larry Correia
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- The Rhesus Chart (Laundry Files #5) by Charles Stross
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- The Nelson Touch (Ark Royal #2) by Christopher Nuttall
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- The Annihilation Score (Laundry Files #6) by Charles Stross
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- Technomancer (Unspeakable Things #1) by B.V. Larson
- The Hot Gate (Troy Rising #3) by John Ringo
- Re-read. Such a great series. I am a big fan of John Ringo in case you cannot figure that out yet. I liked this series because it was a big picture (but also micro by covering the stories of the general populace as well), going from the underemployed web comic writer who discovers the secret sauce that helped Earth earned its independence. All the way up to becoming a major regional player.
- Citadel (Troy Rising, #2) by John Ringo
- Live Free or Die (Troy Rising, #1) by John Ringo
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