I finished reading:

"Tom Clancy's Op-Center: Mirror Image" created by Tom Clancy and Steve Pierczenik written by Jeff Rovin. 436 pages.

The seventy-second book of the year.  30,698 pages at an average of 426 pages per book.

-Richard

I finished reading:

"Mozart" written by Wolfgang Hidesheimer.  366 pages.

For a classical music fan like I am it is actually amazing how little Mozart I know and have listened to.

This was the seventy-first book of the year.  30,252 pages at an average of 426 pages per book.

-Richard

I finished reading:

"Tom Clancy's Op-Center" created by Tom Clancy and Steve Pieczenik written by Jeff Rovin.  387 pages.

The seventieth book of the year.  29,886 pages at an average of 427 pages per book.

- Richard

I finishesd reading:

"Industry and Empire" written by Eric Hobsbawm.  324 pages.

The sixty-ninth book of the year.  29,499 pages at an average of 428 pages per book.

- Richard

I finished reading:

"Paper Lion" written by George Plimpton.  303 pages.

The sixty-eight  book of the year.  29,175 pages at an average of 429 per book.

-Richard

I finished reading:

"Worthy Opponents" written by Edward G. Longacre.  322 pages.

The sixty-seventh book of the year.  28,872 pages at an average of 431 pages per book.

- Richard

I finished reading:

"The Edge of Battle" written by Dale Brown.  437 pages.

The sixty-sixth book of the year.  28,550 pages at an average of 433 pages per book.

-Richard

I finished reading:

"Warden" written by Jim Willett and Ron Rozelle.  231 pages.

The sixty-fifth book of the year.  28,113 pages at an average of 433 pages per book.

-Richard

I finished reading:

"The Tristan Betrayal" written by Robert Ludlum.  505 pages.

The sixty-fourth book of the year.  27,882 pages at an average of 436 pages per book.

-Richard

I finished reading:

"Texas Prisons: The Largest Hotel Chain in Texas" written by Lon Bennett Glenn.   339 pages.

The sixty-third book of 2013.  27,377 pages at an average of 435 pages per book.

-Richard