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Kent’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Kent’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
Kent McInnis’s Followers (1)
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Kent McInnis
Goodreads Author
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in Oklahoma City, The United States
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My mother the insistent grammarian, countless English teachers, and my
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Member Since
July 2021
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Sierra Hotel: A Novel of the Vietnam War (Sierra Hotel, #1)
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published
2021
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3 editions
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Clear and a Million (Sierra Hotel Book 2)
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2023
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3 editions
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Semper Fly (Sierra Hotel Book 3)
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Detail Man
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A Story Greater than the Story The Bizarre Story Behind the Novel is as intriguing as Alan Hollingsworth’s overdue novel, PROGNOSIS GUARDED. A real-life saga of hope, frustration, and dismissal after the release of the novel Coma by Robin Cook provide ...more |
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| Killing Albert Berch is a murder mystery involving the author’s quest for the truth about his grandfather’s death. It begins with the reemergence of the Ku Klux Klan in the 1920s and Albert Berch’s risky social experiment. Giving a black man a job in ...more | |
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“I took a joy ride once on an EC-121 over the DMZ into the North. This EWO said to me, ‘Wait till you get to the real Air Force.’ Hell! We were flying over North Vietnam at the time for crying out loud!”
― Sierra Hotel: A Novel of the Vietnam War
― Sierra Hotel: A Novel of the Vietnam War
“If you can’t summarize a thought in 25 words or less, it’s probably not a good idea to start with.”
― Sierra Hotel: A Novel of the Vietnam War
― Sierra Hotel: A Novel of the Vietnam War
“She grabbed my hand and pressed it firmly against her swollen belly. The sensation of another living being pushing against my hand was eerie. The baby seemed to sense my presence, pushing back against my fingertips. I shared an odd bond of closeness, as the woman I still loved pushed her hand down on my bare knuckles. This unborn child fathered by my closest friend now pressed up from her belly into my palm.”
― Sierra Hotel: A Novel of the Vietnam War
― Sierra Hotel: A Novel of the Vietnam War
“It was the typical move of a stupid man who couldn’t control his hormones. This handicap is simple to explain. Man, unlike woman, has two primitive brains—the medulla oblongata and the baja oblongata.”
― Sierra Hotel: A Novel of the Vietnam War
― Sierra Hotel: A Novel of the Vietnam War
“I took a joy ride once on an EC-121 over the DMZ into the North. This EWO said to me, ‘Wait till you get to the real Air Force.’ Hell! We were flying over North Vietnam at the time for crying out loud!”
― Sierra Hotel: A Novel of the Vietnam War
― Sierra Hotel: A Novel of the Vietnam War
“She grabbed my hand and pressed it firmly against her swollen belly. The sensation of another living being pushing against my hand was eerie. The baby seemed to sense my presence, pushing back against my fingertips. I shared an odd bond of closeness, as the woman I still loved pushed her hand down on my bare knuckles. This unborn child fathered by my closest friend now pressed up from her belly into my palm.”
― Sierra Hotel: A Novel of the Vietnam War
― Sierra Hotel: A Novel of the Vietnam War
