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    Quote Originally Posted by Patricia A View Post
    I was talking to one of my customers about Robert McCammon the other day, and he said, "Robert McCammon is like cowbell, I gotta have more." I had to agree.
    Christopher Walken- 'We need more cowbell!'

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    i just started reading stinger yesterday

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    Quote Originally Posted by kingricefan View Post
    Christopher Walken- 'We need more cowbell!'

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    I haven't read any of his work, but have been interested. Now reading the posts here, I'm going to have to invest in his books and add them to my Amazon wish list.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Manxkitti View Post
    I haven't read any of his work, but have been interested. Now reading the posts here, I'm going to have to invest in his books and add them to my Amazon wish list.
    Make Blue World one of the books on your list. It's a book of short stories that offers delightful, tasty samples of what Mr. McCammon is cooking.

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    Just read Baal for the first time. It's got problems (it's a little too episodic and unfocused, the prose is weak in places, and ultimately it's too short), but overall, I enjoyed it.

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    I'm about halfway through McCammon's latest in the Matthew Corbett series, "The Providence Rider," and am enjoying it immensely! This series is one of my favorites. I keep picturing Matthew as Johnny Depp looked in "Sleepy Hollow." That, along with McCammon's writing, makes it doubly fun!

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    Just pre ordered The Providence Rider, can't wait to get it. Love the "Speaks the Nightbird" Series.... never thought historical fiction was my forte... apparently it is...

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    I have read Boys Life 5 times and will re-read many more times. Anyone who has not read this is missing one of the best novels ever published

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bainie View Post
    I have read Boys Life 5 times and will re-read many more times. Anyone who has not read this is missing one of the best novels ever published
    Totally agree. The ultimate southern coming of age story. Its what To Kill A Mockingbird wanted to be.

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