Book Review: Guns of the Vigilantes by William W. Johnstone & J.A. Johnstone

He's out for justice, if he can have it. He learns the hard way that things don't always go as planned and sometimes the one seeking justice can end up on the wrong side of a noose but through it all he doesn't lose his way. He stays true blue and gains the respect of good men. He is a true Western hero. Guns of the Vigilantes is a fun and exciting Western tale with unexpected turns and real grit. 

I recommend this book to anyone that enjoys westerns and wants an easy read.

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Book Review: A Game of Thrones by George RR Martin

The point of this review is to convey my desire for you to read the book even if you have seen the show. If you don’t want to read the book then the Audible version is excellent. It is read by a man named Roy Dotrice and he does a great job of voicing the characters and makes the entire experience highly engaging. I ingest my books mostly via the paper form but listening to a book, when it is read well, can be an equally enthralling experience. I recommend A Game of Thrones to anyone who loves medieval drama and suspenseful intrigue.

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Top 5 Books of 2024 (Book Reviews)

I don’t read very fast but I love reading. I enjoyed all the books I read or listened to this year but these are my favorites and I think you’ll like them too! Check out my top 5 book reviews of 2024 and pick up your copies using my links if you want to support my blog and reviews. Share and celebrate reading and writing today! These are not ranked.

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Book Review: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams

Hijinks ensue and mysteries abound in this exciting and witty adventure in the high space seas. The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is a must-read for anyone who enjoys quirky characters, sci-fi shenanigans, and humorous turns of phrases.

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Book Review/Rebuttal: Ishmael by Daniel Quinn

It's not that I don't recommend this book or that it doesn't offer a philosophical perspective that warrants review. It is worth reading but it fails to persuade as it offers only a simplified and narrow perspective of human behavior. It requires a wholesale acceptance of its premises and provides little in the way of relevant counterarguments. Ishmael by Daniel Quinn is written well and is narrated masterfully by Anthony Heald in the Audible version I listened to. When engaging with this book I recommend being aware of its rhetorical tactics and remaining skeptical of its biased perspective.

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