By the time winter really settles in around these parts I am usually
reading constantly
with no break between books and often reading two or more at a time.
No, I did remember that is the Monty list, but I thought I would share a
newly discovered
(for me of course) author that some of you might find interesting. His
name is Paul Garrison.
An easy name to remember as it is the same as a bass player I
occasionally play with.
Anyway, Mr. Garrison writes what some folks might refer to as novels.
I read novels, I read stories. I just don't happen to care if it is
fictional or real. A good story is a
good story. ~:0)
Mr. Garrison writes about action, people, people in peril, mainly
adventure, often with some regular
dude saving the world....usually way out there adventure. But what is
best about this particular author
is that he is a sailor.....a real knowledgeable chap.
I have read (I think) four of his books so far this winter and they all
take place on the water. Tones of sailing
in all conditions in many different styles of boats. Accurate and
precise. A great combination to my readers
mind. Winter.....reading.....reading about sailing.....usually in warm
places and lots of action and adventure.
Although I hate to admit publicly I have read Clive Cussler.....much
like his books without the never aging almost super hero
status of his two perpetual characters.
If you are interested.
Tim (always wondering if I will remember how to sail come Spring
time.....) Diebert
Kelowna BC
M17 #369 'PUFF'
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