What I've been reading

"The Jehovah Contract" by Victor Koman. J. and I are joking about starting an "Infidel Reading Club." He and I both read the book 10 or 12 years ago and loved it and decided to re-read it together out loud, which has been a lot of fun. The premise: protagonist Dell Ammo -- an assassin who masquerades as a private detective -- is given a contract to kill God. Very fun book. I'm glad we bought it and added it to our private library.

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"When the Phone Rings, My Bed Shakes: The Memoirs of a Deaf Doctor" by Philip Zazove. Zazove had to fight for his education each step of the way, finally becoming a family practice doctor in Utah. His tales of his private practice are told in a very homey, down-to-earth manner. I liked this book quite a bit.

My full comments on both books here.