Does anybody here have a favorite fiction novel?

[Straight Shooter]

About 10 years or so ago I was into DEATHLANDS by James Axler.
James Axler was several writers, not a real dude, btw. Anyway... was set I think around 400 years after Earth was destroyed by nuclear war. All kind of "muties", mutants, "sec lords", ect.
Leader was a one eyed dude named Ryan Cawdor, a bad mo-fo fo sho. Was, and may still be, a paperback series.

[TMS951]

I love Ian Flemings "James Bond" Novels. If I had to pick a favorite it would probably be "From russia with love", and "On her Majesties Secret Service" is also very good.

Honestly my suggestion is to read them all and do it in chronological order.

His writing is fantastic and is about as un PC as you can get, the books were written from 1956-1964, when heavy drinking, womanizing, and using stereotypes was still okay. The books have a very similar feel to the James Bond movies starring Sean Connery.

[UDT]

About 10 years or so ago I was into DEATHLANDS by James Axler.
James Axler was several writers, not a real dude, btw. Anyway... was set I think around 400 years after Earth was destroyed by nuclear war. All kind of "muties", mutants, "sec lords", ect.
Leader was a one eyed dude named Ryan Cawdor, a bad mo-fo fo sho. Was, and may still be, a paperback series.

Yes, it is still out in paperback. Pretty good series IMO.