Advanced Verbal Reasoning Tests by Mike Bryon

[JChanFan]

I have literally done all the EK, TPR, Kaplan, even Barrons verbal reasoning passages and I am looking for more material. I was wondering if anybody has used this book. There are no reviews on Amazon, so i was wondering if anybody has tried it out could give me some feedback.
http://www.amazon.com/Pass-Advanced-Verbal-Reasoning-Tests/dp/0749449691/

Also after exhausting all of the verbal passages that I could find is there something else that I could move onto that would be at least somewhat productive (by something else i mean passages from another test)?

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[ModernAlchemist]

I have literally done all the EK, TPR, Kaplan, even Barrons verbal reasoning passages and I am looking for more material. I was wondering if anybody has used this book. There are no reviews on Amazon, so i was wondering if anybody has tried it out could give me some feedback.
http://www.amazon.com/Pass-Advanced-Verbal-Reasoning-Tests/dp/0749449691/

Also after exhausting all of the verbal passages that I could find is there something else that I could move onto that would be at least somewhat productive (by something else i mean passages from another test)?

The two I would try is the Official Guide to the MCAT from the AAMC website (5 verbal passages, very good) and The Berkeley Review Verbal book (decent, ~100 passages) from The Berkeley Review website. GOOD LUCK!

 

[Inkoate]

I've been using the Official Guide to the GMAT prep book, which I got from my local library. Very good passages and answer explanations. They aren't long as MCAT ones, but I used them to work on reading comprehension skills. LSAT passages are good as well and they are about 500 words each.