What book to read next?

I'm trying to decide which book to get to read next.

I just finished Pursuit of Honor(Mitch Rapp, No. 10) by Vince Flynn, which I really enjoyed.  Vince Flynn, Brad Thor, Daniel Silva, and Andrew Klavan are prolific authors who are writing modern, relevant and very engrossing spy and political thrillers that are far beyond anything in the Bourne series and it amazes me that none of them are movies yet.



I also am just finishing up Pirate Latitudes by Michael Crichton, which was also great if you like his other works.

So, along with starting another Vince Flynn or Brad Thor book, I would like to start a new non-fiction book as well since I usually like to have two books going most of the time.  One being fiction and the other non-fiction.

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Here are my options in no particular order:

Son of Hamas: A Gripping Account of Terror, Betrayal, Political Intrigue, and Unthinkable Choices
   - I saw an interview with this author.  His father was in the terrorist group Hamas, seing how evil it was, the author decided to become an agent for the US.

Super Freakonomics
   - It's always good to learn more about economics so you can see when our political leaders are feeding us BS.

WAR
    - By Sebastion Junger, the same guy who coined the phrase "Perfect Storm" in his book by the same title.  This is about the Af-Pak war from when he was embedded with the troops.  Not political, just human.

The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers
    -  Basically an outline of how all the great powers in human history were created and destroyed.  Reminds me of the phrase "Those who do not know History, are doomed to repeat it".

and finally:
In Defense of Food: An Eater's Manifesto
    -  The author has a few books about food and our relationship with it.  This seems to be an outline of how we should be eating.


So there are my options.  I think Im going to actually go to the book store and look at them this time so it might depend on which ones are available when Im there.

Also, still wondering what all the fuss is about the Kindle.  Amazon keeps discounting them.  Im not sure if that means they are selling a lot or not selling a lot of them.  But they sure seem to be advertising about them all the time lately.  They even have new colors and ones that have Wi-Fi ( kindle dx ).

Here is the link to check out all the Kindle stuff at Amazon and see for yourself.  If someone has one, I would love to hear if they like it or not or pros and cons vs. real books:






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