Category Archives: Book Reviews

Reviews of the books I have read

The Game by Neil Strauss

Posted on August 11, 2018 by Kirk

This isn’t a book on pick up artists and getting laid. This is a real life text book, far more valuable than any you will read at school, on the different psychology of women and men. No matter which sex … Continue reading →

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Buy Low Rent High by Samuel Leeds

Posted on May 25, 2018 by Kirk

This book can easily be read in a few hours and although it isn’t the best written, by the time I reached chapter five I felt like the information I had gained from it had paid for itself ten times … Continue reading →

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Gun Machine by Warren Ellis

Posted on April 3, 2018 by Kirk

I had to read this book after reading Warren Ellis’ other novel Crooked Little Vein. It’s less tongue in cheek than Crooked Little Vein but still worth reading. It follows a New York detective John Tallow that stumbles upon a … Continue reading →

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The Girl On The Train by Paula Hawkins

Posted on September 24, 2017 by Kirk

This is one of those great mystery thrillers that has you turning every page eager to get to the bottom of the whodunnit crime. There are only 6 key characters in the book, which is about the limit that I … Continue reading →

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The Last Gasp by Trevor Hoyle

Posted on September 22, 2017 by Kirk

This is probably the longest book I’ve ever read at over 700 pages, each one had me gripped with intrigue and a real feeling of despair for the human race. Starting in 2016, it spans about three decades. There are … Continue reading →

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