💥 MASSIVE October Book Haul! 70 Books: Pendergast, Clive Cussler & More! 💥

Cemetery Dance. This one is signed. And arguably my last favorite book in the series, which my history with Pentagrass is very difficult.

Dance of Death. I've read this one. Fantastic.

Each book starts with like an historical thing or an historical wreck and then ties the adventure into it in modern day. Really cool stuff. I then got White Death, which I have read, Fire and Ice, which I have read.

Now I read Ghost Story or I should say I read 40% of Ghost Story by Peter Stro and DNFed it. of the 40% I read, 25 to 30% of that I loved. It was really good stuff.

Polar Shift being one of them, Lost City being another. And if you don't know like Clive Kustler, Clive Cluster does kind of like I picture like Sean Conry James Bond style adventures where you've got the evil villain mustache twirling there.

I am about a third of the way through it or maybe 25% I don't know but really cool. This is embossed. It's got some color and I think there's going to be five of these and if I continue loving this as much as I am then I'm going to continue picking them up.

Polar Shift being one of them, Lost City being another. And if you don't know like Clive Kustler, Clive Cluster does kind of like I picture like Sean Conry James Bond style adventures where you've got the evil villain mustache twirling there.

We've got The Devil's Workshop and I have read Red Rabbit by this author and I really enjoyed it.

This is Reoquery book number two. I have read this one. Fantastic. Not my favorite, but really good.

And then Sahara is kind of what started this all. I've read Sahara at least three times.

And then I went and purchased Serpent, which I have read. I've read Serpent at least twice.

I got this book because I really enjoyed the bone clocks when I was reading it and then I kind of got ooze squirreled. I got the bad news that my halfsister had passed away and so I put it down.

I loved this book. This was my book of the month in spooky season. Very good.

Each book starts with like an historical thing or an historical wreck and then ties the adventure into it in modern day. Really cool stuff.

Each book starts with like an historical thing or an historical wreck and then ties the adventure into it in modern day. Really cool stuff.

The Witchwood Crown. I didn't particularly like the end. And I've been kind of dipping and dodging the series since then.

And yeah, just really, really cool stuff here. we are following members of Scotland Yard as they are tracking down killers and solving various crimes. Really cool stuff.

Cabinet of Curiosities. Arguably one of my top 10 books of all time. I've read this one obviously.

So, I have read this. I have enjoyed it. , Oregon Files takes place on like this old ship that's been retrofitted to look really derelch, but it's actually like state-of-the-art and we've got a crew and all that sort of stuff.

Wheel of Darkness. This one's okay, but I have read it.

Those of you who have been around for a while know that I have DNFed this book once already. Maybe I'll have a better time the second time around.

Each book starts with like an historical thing or an historical wreck and then ties the adventure into it in modern day. Really cool stuff. I then got White Death, which I have read, Fire and Ice, which I have read.