Hiking Through
So I was early picking my wife up at the airport and had an hour or so to kill…more if her plane was delayed. I forgot my book and if you are not a ticketed passenger there are not many places you can go at the terminal. Fortunately there was a small newsstand open that had some books. I had selected a Tom Clancy novel and as I waited in line to pay I noticed a book called Hiking Through. I still purchased the Clancy novel, but when I sat down I noted the title and added the book to my Amazon Wish List and bought it a few days later. That chance “meeting†led me to a wonderful book and I only retold the story because it fits with the kind of magic author Paul Stutzman
 features none of that. The hero of this novel is Hugh de Singleton, the local surgeon, who cannot bill himself as a doctor as he had not finished his schooling. Singleton’s skills, and some luck being near the site of an injured nobleman give him an opportunity to improve his station or at least his ability to make a better living.
My wife and I have been to a few movies recently and were both taken aback by the sheer number of what I would call “end of the world†type movies shown on previews. Not all were about the end of the world, but most featured either the end or battles against evil. The doomsday scenario was certainly evident. I am waiting for this new trailer…
 the most successful black ops leader does just one last mission only to survive and face tragedy back home. Unable to handle it he goes off grid until circumstances accidentally pull him back into his former life fighting terrorists on three continents as he tries to prevent the unthinkable. Author 
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 does a thorough job of clouding the issues surrounding Libertarianism. That’s not a bad thing as readers will come to know as complex issues are complex. Mr. Friedman successfully uses many examples to make his points.
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