Burning Chrome - William Gibson
Cyberpunk - Bruce Bethke
Finding a Fit: Options for Flexible Working
Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone - JK Rowling
The Da Vinci Code - Dan Brown
Napalm and Silly Putty - George Carlin (Audiobook Version)
A Brief History of Time - Stephen Hawking (Audiobook Version)
Hegemony or Survival : America’s Quest for Global Dominance - Noam Chomsky
Fatherhood: The Truth by Marcus Berkmann
History of Ancient Egypt (48 lectures) - Dr Bob Brier (It’s taped lectures but I’m claiming it as an audiobook)
The Last Templar - Raymond Khoury
With the Jocks - Peter White
Tripods, The White Mountains - John Christopher
Tripods, The city of Gold and Lead - John Christopher
Tripods, The Pool of Fire - John Christopher
Starship Troopers - Robert A.Heinlein
The Crow Road - Ian Banks
The Wasp Factor - Ian Banks
Strip Jack - Ian Rankin
The Black Book - Ian Rankin
Mortal Causes - Ian Rankin
Operation Barras - William Fowler
Magic Inc - Robert A. Heinlein

the rest when I remember them

Tags: America, Bob Brier, Bruce Bethke, Crow Road, Dan Brown, George Carlin, Ian Banks, Ian Rankin, Jack - Ian Rankin, John Christopher, Magic Inc, Marcus Berkmann, Noam Chomsky, Peter White, Raymond Khoury, Robert A.Heinlein, Stephen Hawking, White Mountains, William Fowler, William Gibson

How to be the Da Vinci Code without actually being the Da Vinci code. Very similar in storyline but in a more enjoyable fashion. Theres something about this book that made me want to keep on reading to see what happened unlike the other which made me keep on reading to get it over and done with.

The story is about an archiologist who witnesses a crime (the theft of a templar decoding device) and the FBI agent who chases down the bad guys. They end up tracking down the movements of the templars lost treasure/secret with some really well done twists along the way.

Not exactly in depth stuff but a good read for a sunday afternoon anyway.

Tags: Federal Bureau of Investigation, Raymond Khoury, templar decoding device