This is the third and final book in Ken Follett’s The Century Trilogy. Spanning the 20th century, it’s historical fiction set amidst global wars, changing politics, social upheaval, and great advances in […]
There’s a saying that history is written by the victors, or in some cases the winners. While that can be true, it actually goes way beyond that. History is recorded by those […]
As of late, audiobooks have been my choice when I have long, nonfiction reads. It’s pretty easy to put them on and let the story unfold as I do something else, usually […]
For quite some time, I’ve seen C.J. Box books come up in a list of suggested books I’d like based on my reading history. I kept meaning to check them out, but […]
Author Dumas Malone published this first volume of six on the life and times of Thomas Jefferson back in 1948. A lot has changed since then. However, his extensive research from what […]
In the last ten years, I’ve found myself with a burning desire to learn more about our Founding Fathers here in the United States. I’ve listened to arguments by many Originalists who […]
My audiobooks recently have been mostly long, nonfiction books that I worry would have a hard time holding my interest, even if the topics themselves are of interest to me. At some […]
Usually, I only listen to audiobooks for long books, such as those by James Michener or David McCullough. I chose to listen to this book as an audiobook after hearing on a […]
I attempted to finish this book before our trip through the Panama Canal back in February 2022. I was not successful. Even with my headphones on, this impressive audiobook takes a while […]
I find history fascinating. I likely should have become a historian or a fact-checker and researcher for someone like Ken Burns. When I hear something that intrigues me, I want to know […]
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