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Joseph D McKnight

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  • Digital Fortress

    It is strange reading books out of order. This book preceded the series where we have come to know and line the genius Harvard professor. Albeit he still has death on his heels and is working to stay ahead of the bad guys. This was an excellent read and I firmly recommend it.

    July 31, 2023
  • Posthumous Education

    Book 8 of Fred the Vampire Accountant. Or in other words, Fred goes to college. As a short term professor and bait for Quinn he is going to find more trouble than just trying to teach a bunch of disinterested students. Apart from that, what could be worse than trying to be the bodyguard to…

    July 28, 2023
  • Out of House and Home

    Book 7 of Fred the Vampire Accountant. This one was much more in-depth in trouble and we see a lot more of the, up to now, minor characters. I am excited for the next book and a tad sad as it is the last to date. I just hope the author is looking to write…

    July 27, 2023
  • Just So Stories

    Wonderful animal stories by Rudyard Kipling a master of writing. These little fables could have easily have fit in with Aesop. Amazing insights in simple stories. Well worth the read.

    July 26, 2023
  • Hive Queen

    This book focuses on our main new group almost exclusively. This book dragged for me. It was like they were just going to do something. It strongly reminded me of book 2 in a trilogy. Where it is all setup and not a lot of actual action takes place. Overall it was fine just for…

    July 23, 2023
  • Undeading Bells

    Book 6 of Fred the Vampire Accountant. This was a great read and continues to advance in surprising ways. How hard could a simple wedding ceremony be? Well, when Fred us in the mix, you’d be surprised. Loved the read and the only caveat would be language for those that are sensitive.

    July 20, 2023
  • The Disappearing Staircase Mystery.

    Book 85 of the Boxcar Children series. The Alden children are helping fix up a home to be used as a care center. However, when a music box go missing and there are mysterious sounds of people walking around in the ceiling, the Alden children jump into action tracking the clues through the old house.…

    July 18, 2023
  • Origin

    Book 5 of the Robert Langdon series. A look at the Origin of the species given in fictional form. As always, very engrossing and action packed. This one takes on the Adam and Eve story directly. It is interesting to see how the author wove in Darwinism and computers. I really did like the twist…

    July 18, 2023
  • Deadly Assesments

    Book 5 of Fred theVampire Accountant. This was a great raise in stakes. Also, really the first time that Fred needs to show his leadership skills along with learning to hunt. The big subject on this one was really to be a pacifist you must be strong not weak. Super engaging and exciting all the…

    July 15, 2023
  • The Fangs of Freelance

    Book 4 of the Fred the Vampire Accountant. This is a wonderful series. I continue to be surprised at how much trouble a simple accountant can get himself into. So excited to see how the storyline continues to unfold. Aside from language there is nothing that would preclude anyone from enjoying this series of a…

    July 14, 2023
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