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    Does anybody here have a favorite fiction novel?

    Post yours.

    Brief summary too if you want.

    Mine:

    Johannes Cabal: The Necromancer, and the sequel Johannes Cabal: The Detective. by Jonathan H. Howard.

    Brief plot. First book.

    Johannes Cabal (a young scientist) sells his soul to Satan in order to learn about Necromancy. Or magic involving the dead. His goal is to defeat death. In The Necromancer he needs his soul back to continue his studies.

    So him and Satan strike a wager.

    Cabal must replace his soul, with 100 others. Not by means of death, but by voluntary contract. And he is loaned a travelling carnival in order to do it.

    (Honourable mention: Survivor by Chuck Palahnuik. Author of Fight Club)

    So...

    Post yours!
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    Tom Clancy's Without Remorse

    In short a former Vietnam era Navy SEAL (John Clark) has his family killed by a drug cartel and he goes crazy on them. That's the short version but of course it being a Clancy novel it has alot of detail to it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jaxman7 View Post
    Tom Clancy's Without Remorse

    In short a former Vietnam era Navy SEAL (John Clark) has his family killed by a drug cartel and he goes crazy on them. That's the short version but of course it being a Clancy novel it has alot of detail to it.

    -Jax
    I will agree 100% without hesitation that this is the best fiction novel ever written.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jaxman7 View Post
    Tom Clancy's Without Remorse

    In short a former Vietnam era Navy SEAL (John Clark) has his family killed by a drug cartel and he goes crazy on them. That's the short version but of course it being a Clancy novel it has alot of detail to it.

    -Jax
    Sounds like what would happen if the Punisher didn't suck.
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    Yeh exactly! I had heard that this was going to made into movie. Hopefully by a good director. Ridley Scott would be a good choice.

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    Sounds like what would happen if the Punisher didn't suck.


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    Well

    Don't hate me but I am classic kind of guy.

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    Has anybody here read Let Me In?

    They're making it into a movie called Let the Right One In.
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    Not much of a novel guy. I love anything Orwell... especially Burmese Days.
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    UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES
    by John Ross

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    Can't do just one novel, but series I love:

    John Sanford/Camp - Anything with Lucas Davenport in it

    David Weber - Honor Harrington series

    David Drake - Shit, anything by him

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