re: What are you reading?

You started red rising before me and have passed me up I'm about halfway through RR.

I've started to read two books at a time lately. Used to never do that, but I've been throwing in a classic along with my regular sci-fi/fantasy reads. Takes me longer to finish each book but I kind of like having a change of pace mixed in.

Cover looks cool and synopsis sounds cool. How is it? I’ll need a new series once I’m through with Jeff wheeler’s books.

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The Wide Wide Sea.

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This is unquestionably one of the best nonfiction works I have read in quite sometime. It flows like a novel and the sometimes startling and amazing events described are engrossing.

Just started that trilogy....only about 5% in but really liking it.

The last book I read was 'The Hound of the Baskervilles' by Arthur Conan Doyle. I wrote an essay about it and got the highest score in the class. I used a little help of essaybulls writing service to save my time. They are professionals in writing and proofreading. Useful tool if you need quick writing help.

I'm about half way through, highly recommended. Excellent forward for the most recent edition that gets into the history of the relation between Ukraine and Russia, written after the Russian invasion. The book, though, focusses on the actual break up of the Soviet Union. Very well researched with material released to archives. Gorbachev's reforms led individual members of the union to want more control of their own destiny, and ultimately led to the break up. Yeltsin was Gorbachev's main rival, though they worked together during the attempted coup by the hard liners. Bush senior has a prominent role. Ukraine played a major role in the final break up and it also gets into the Baltics, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Chechnya. Very detailed book.