Re: Regarding the books...the MANY books...

Posted by LFM from Flavens.dw.net on March 30, 1999 at 19:21:35:

In Reply to: Re: Regarding the books...the MANY books... posted by Ryfun on March 30, 1999 at 19:15:37:

: : Who writes them the best and how come there are so many authors? I'm kinda started to get interested in getting a few so I was wondering where I can get em'. I know a book store, but all we have around here are janke and waldens. Does anyone live in central wisconsin, that would really help.

: : LFM

: My favorite so far is Rob MacGregor, though I haven't read any of the McCoy books. With MacGregor you need to start with the first and read them in order, though, because they're all tied together. Caidin's books were absolutely putrid
: and had nothing whatsoever to do with Indiana Jones. The biggest problem I have with all the novels so far is that we follow Indy through college and beyond and we never see Abner Ravenwood. With the scant amount of time in between the books, I don't think Indy
: would have gotten to know someone well enough for them to "love [him] like a son."

: SR

So, so far I'm guessing I should go with the MacGregor books. Thanks guys!
LFM

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: : : Who writes them the best and how come there are so many authors?  I'm kinda started to get interested in getting a few so I was wondering where I can get em'.  I know a book store, but all we have around here are janke and waldens.  Does anyone live in central wisconsin, that would really help.

: : : LFM

: : My favorite so far is Rob MacGregor, though I haven't read any of the McCoy books.  With MacGregor you need to start with the first and read them in order, though, because they're all tied together.  Caidin's books were absolutely putrid
: : and had nothing whatsoever to do with Indiana Jones.  The biggest problem I have with all the novels so far is that we follow Indy through college and beyond and we never see Abner Ravenwood.  With the scant amount of time in between the books, I don't think Indy
: : would have gotten to know someone well enough for them to "love [him] like a son."

: : SR

: So, so far I'm guessing I should go with the MacGregor books.  Thanks guys!
: LFM

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