I just saw a post about the exchange of "Unintended Consiquences".  Perhaps we should have an exchange forum.  I've a copy of "Black Hawk Down", several Tom Clancy books, and God knows what else that I'd be willing to exchange. I never get rid of a technical book, but novels I rarely read more than once.
For the most part, I love the books I have bought.  I go to the bookstore and read enough to know I want a book before I buy it.  However, I often only want to read a book once.  After that it just sits around.  If some else wants a book I've got, I give it to them.  
If people are interested, let's get his going.  All the books I am willing to trade, I will for the price of shipping.  I got my use of it, somebody else should too.
Also, if somebody needs a book, get ahold of me.  Me g-friend works in a bookstore.  Her boss has a knack for finding lost and forgoten books.  I think he spends 48 hours a day on Ebay.

/rl

BTW:  Some of my books are not in "NEW" condition, but all are readable.  I have a habit of just tossing books wherever, witch scars them up.  On the other hand, getting a book at the book shipping rate, I doubt I'd bitch:)

I think this could be a good FORUM LINE. And lots of fun.
I am looking for a book called "They called it Paschendaele" by Lynn Mac Donald. Any help would be appriciated. The book was recomended to me by a member. When I asked the father of an English friend , he fought in the battle, I was told the book was very real and the truth...pat

Hey Climber, do you climb rock or alpine??

Gah!  I don't see it under a number of search engines, but I will forward it to Charlie (owner of the store).  He's good, but it looks like a very limited and out of print book.  I'd say... 2-3 months.  I may very well be wrong, tho.  He deals in metaphysical/Wiccan sort of things, but sees a lot of books.  If I hear anything, I will email you.  Otherwise, remind me in a month or so.  email to [email protected], and I will respond.

/rl

The story of the third battle of ypres. published last in 1983 by michael joseph. written by lyn MacDonald.

btt

id like to read some of those "Dirty Tricks" or "get even" books. I would buy one but I anticipate them to be corny but would still like to check one out. If anyone has any they want to trade let me know.

Anybdoy have an extra copy of The Road to Kalamata, by Major Mike Hoare?