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Giving you a like and a comment but don't want to ruin any Clive books as I've started collecting them...thanks to one of your earlier videos. Merry Christmas man!!!

Thanks for the review, Austin! I always see Cussler's books in my local bookstores, so it's good to get somebody's view on them. :)

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These books sound great. I am going to have to expand my Cussler universe beyond the Fargos and Isaac Bell.

Good to see you back and I am happy that you enjoyed this one. Merry Christmas to you and have a great holiday season.

Have a Merry Christmas! 🎄

Hey Austin - I was sent here by Kevin Towle Reads and I'm happy to have checked you out. Great question! I enjoy series, but there is NO way I could keep up with more than one series at a time. I try to read a series and then PERHAPS a standalone book sort of as a "break". If that makes sense. I'm a new booktuber, so when I see others read five or six books at a time, I just am amazed! I can barely keep up with two! Haha! :) Glad to be your newest subscriber - Merry Christmas to you and yours, friend! :)

last breed- rambo III ... was gonna be rambo in RUSSIA & (die hard.. weak and mamby pamby) merry xmas as 2024 everyone

Congratulations. Nice to see one of the good guys making miniature versions. Wishing you and the family good health and fortune.

I definitely feel like I’m in the middle of too many series. And there’s so many more I want to start!! I have a goal for next year to complete 10 series that I’ve already started.

Congrats on the upcoming addition! It will definitely change your life. 😊 Excited to see how your channel evolves!

This series sounds like it is all over the place.

Gotta come back to this one after I read it Peace Keeper!

Good review. I just finished it last night and I liked it a little better than you did. It was finally more of a classic western with grudges, gunslingers, settlers, and evil land barons. It was written way back in 1960 so the tone was slightly different than the previous books. LL was still honing his vision of the series at that point. I hope you will be ready to re-join the Sacketts and the wagon train in January!

I'm probably not the one to ask. I tend to avoid series in general, and I don't even like to have multiple books going at once. At most, I do one piece of fiction and one of nonfiction at the same time, along with any essays, magazine articles, or short stories that I work in kind of randomly. As far as series go, I would definitely want to stick with one at a time if the books have a continuous plot and have to be read sequentially. If we're talking about the kind of series where the books stand alone and can even be read out of order, I wouldn't mind having a couple going at once.

Oh man... Why are you giving Kevin props. His head is going to swell... Oh man never seen you without a hat on... A first for the channel. What a great discussion question... I was literally thinking this last night as I was trying to add a book to my Kindle for night reading in bed. I wanted to do the Clive Custler series you are reading but it's a little overwhelming starting all these series. I didn't pick Clive because the library didn't have book one but if I had that would be about 5 series I have started and not one of them finished. Should be a good discussion.

Steal away buddy! 😊 great topic! I am reading, slowly mind you, like 10 series with another 7-8 i would like to start. I am on the crazy side and think switching back and forth between 3-5 is more enjoyable and practical. But that is my opinion. Great video!

Usually three series at a time is my max. Preferably it would be two longer series (10+ books) and one shorter series (trilogy). Theres also not enough trilogies out there, it seems like everything now has to be 30+ books.

It depends on the individual reader and what their priorities are. If you are reading 15 series and you want to complete them by the end of 2025 then you probably have too many on the go. I think you have to consider your available reading time, what else you want to read, as well as your reading goals and timeline. For me, 2 or 3 at once is probably the limit in the short term but I might have as many as 10 or more ongoing over a long term. By the way, I just finished The Professor and the Madman and loved it. Thanks for the recommendation and you did not steer me wrong. My library had the DVD movie as well so I plan to watch it this weekend.

One of the reasons I don't read much fantasy is because they always seem to be part of a big series. I actually prefer stories to be self contained.

4 day weekend?!?! Must be one of them there state employees... Not looking forward to Daybreaker. I'm not enjoying this series at all and if you say this isn't one of the better ones I can only imagine what I'm going to think of it.

This sounds like good escapist action adventure. I have to keep an eye out for this one.

Nice wrap up! I should finish DayBreakers tomorrow i think. You are really enjoying those Dirk Pitt novels! Have a good holiday week Austyn!

I live in an area where the "neighbors" are at least a half mile away, but some of them have had Christmas lights going for a week or two already. I don't know; maybe they just never took the things down. 🤔 Have a great Thanksgiving. And I'm cool with pumpkin pie, but it's sweet potato for the win. 😁

Good stuff as always! I really need to start The Daybreakers this week. I have been cheating and reading other stuff that appealed to me in the moment. Have a great Thanksgiving holiday and week!

I like pumpkin pie but pecan is my favorite.

Congrats Austyn. Life will indeed change, family first always! Longmire is on my shelf and i am dying to try it out. Nice to hear you are excited about Dirk Pitt. Reading Lonesome Dove in January with some other BookTubers…

Congratulations! When the baby's here, are you going to review the books you read to your baby? Like which books are fun for parents to read to the kids? My sister is expecting a baby as well and I could use some tips on great books to get her. I've got the Odyssee and the Iliad on my TBR for 2025 as well. I bought them in 2022 and they've been gathering dust on my shelves ever since. I'm looking forward to your thoughts on them.

Congratulations and best wishes for the new upcoming expanded family! The Killer Angels is a brilliant book and I am sure you will love it.

Congratulations to you and your wife! Yeah, it's probably not the time for getting too attached to a reading plan. 😁 I'm all about anything Tolkien, so I look forward to that if and when you get to it. The Killer Angels is probably the first "adult" nonfiction book I read, and I still have a soft spot for it. I happened to read it a couple months before my family visited Gettysburg, and it really helped to make that an amazing experience. I can't complain about The Iliad or The Odyssey either. I'm not the biggest fan of Westerns, but Lonesome Dove seems so well regarded that I probably should give it a try eventually. But anyway, all the best for a great 2025. Thanks for the video, and have a good one. Edit: Just struck me that The Killer Angels is actually historical fiction. But it was so grounded compared to most things I read of my own will at the time that it felt like nonfiction. 😜

Congratulations old boy! Life is about to change. 🎉🎉🎉

Congratulations! 🥳. My oldest daughter is expecting in May. That baby is going to change your life man. If your channel slows down it's understandable. Blessings! 🙏

Couldn't pick 5 !! Last of the breed Flint Riley,s luck Man called Trent All Sackett books from book 1

I have thought about this series for years and years, but finally decided against it. Good video though Austyn!

This one was a banger for sure! Enjoyed it alot! Good review Austyn!

Austyn: are you going to start reading romance like Hide and Read and Faceless 😂 ….seriously though, good review!

Glad you enjoyed the book, and I'm glad it makes you curious to check out more nonfiction history. It really is an interesting if fairly sad story. On a side note, I had noticed several new books that at least touch on this topic showing up "recently" (as in the last five years or so), and in trying to figure out why, I discovered that the movie adaptation of this book was released around then. So that would likely be the reason. 😁 Thanks for the video, and have a good one.

This sounds so interesting. This seems like a definite case of the truth is stranger than fiction. I just put a hold on it and the movie at my library. Thanks!

You got me curious so I looked him up. He cut off his own 🐔!? 😬

I have the first two books on my shelf but have yet to read them. I find the commitment required to start this series intimidating. Maybe I will have to suck it up one of these days and dive in.

10 books close to 1,000 pages each. Yikes. That's what scares me away from fantasy.

Fine commentary. I was hooked on this one as soon as the "Chain of Dogs" plotline got moving in earnest, and its conclusion absolutely crushed me. As much as I want to say Coltaine, Duiker and some others from that plot were my favorite characters, I think I have to give the hat tip to Iskaral Pust. It took me a page or so to accept that the crazy dude was seriously speaking his "internal monologue" out loud, but once I did, he made me laugh out loud many times. I can't recall if his wife Mogora figures in this one much, but she's hilarious too. I've heard a lot of people talk about how much they hate Felisin because of her behavior, but I'm not sure how the hell they're expecting a previously sheltered and now severely traumatized teenager to act. Thanks for the video, and have a good one.

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Sounds like a great week!! I need to add some more of these to my future reading.

This sounds so good. I am patiently looking for books one so I can start this series!

You only have 12 more to go. 😆

I really liked this one as well and perhaps the most of any of the series so far. Echo Sackett is a great character and this book was filled with action as well as some other memorable characters. Echo kind of reminded me of Mattie from True Grit. As I have said elsewhere, the series has finally started to hit its stride (not that the previous books were bad, not at all). Hopefully, this trend continues with the Daybreakers.

Can't go wrong with number 56. That was good old Lawrence Taylor's number. Nice little review. I love that you call it smut that's hilarious. 😂

Great review! I read one or two of the later books in this series as a teen, and I recently picked up several of the early books. I see a lot of people on Goodreads being rather critical of Pacific Vortex, so it's nice to hear a passionate endorsement of the book. Looking forward to reading it for myself 😊