Due to the flu, grandson basketball playoffs, and repeated snowstorms I didn't get to read as much as I would have like.
6. Manifold : Space by Stephen Baxter
The second book in the Manifold series. Very well written but extremely depressing. No real hope for mankind or even a real reason to live. He explores the why and huge size of space itself. Not going to read the next book. (At least for now.)
7. Trevayne by Robert Ludlum
This is the first book of Ludlum I have ever read. It is a pure political thriller. It is one of his first one, written under the pen name of Johnathan Ryder, this was a reprint that had a new introduction of his thought about it 15 years later. It was written in 1973. A moral, upright citizen takes on a secret government behind our normal one. Not bad, planning to read more Ludlum.
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Reading is my favorite pastime. I try to read one book a week.