Mystery & Thriller

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“The Lightning Rod will suit readers of James Patterson, Stuart Woods, Hank Phillippi Ryan, and John Gilstrap.

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“Fans of warbird aircraft, WWII history, manly adventure, and novels about war and strife in general will all enjoy this novel. Its human focus adds a literary feel.

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“delivers a message of hope, drawing the story full circle to focus on the timeless power of beauty and love, two forces that can outlive even the darkest situations.”

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“Everyone at One Police Plaza is in for a shock as they learn someone they’ve known for years has hidden a depraved mind behind a friendly smile.”

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“this novel deals with human failings. Thanks to the gentle touch of R. W.

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“A riveting story for all those who are a fan of historical fiction and the issue of art stolen by the Nazis.”

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“a John Gilstrap thriller, crammed with violence and testing of the soul, might be the perfect work of fiction to sink into in a tough time for the real world.”

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“Elizabeth George can really spin a great investigation when she’s not trying so hard to teach the shocking discoveries she has made in her own explorations.”

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Since becoming adults, Natalie Collins and her sister Kit have been somewhat estranged.

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An intrepid journalist solving a crime—especially a murder— is a familiar and enduring fictional premise in movies, mysteries, and on television.

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“This is a remarkable little book with a poignant political and social message that should be read by everyone who cares about this country.”

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“Past and present, fact and fiction loop and intersect, echoes of history filter into modern life . . .”

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“Diablo Mesa is another contrived thriller that will appeal only to Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child’s loyal and unquestioning fan base.”

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“Taylor takes the reader on a good journey before letting the truth of the story unfold, and the reader will be grateful for the ride.”

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“The Other Family will keep readers on edge until the final satisfying scenes.”

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“Dark Horse is a violent drop-kick to the sensibilities.”

What a cliffhanger!

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“Danvers’ writing is good; she brings the reader right into the story through her description and use of tension.”

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“While the story may seem convoluted it really is a good read with intricate twists and turns that only add to the tale.”

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“The assortment of ethnicities and grudges displayed in Paris Noir: The Suburbs could become a treasure chest of resources for any noir author seeking a more gruesome approach or a

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“Abrams maintains a good flow with strong characters the reader will identify with.”

New Year is a novel about uncontrollable panic, repressed trauma, and the psychological patterns that persist in their aftermath.

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“demonstrates the power of storytelling in our everyday lives and how it might be a good idea to listen more carefully to the stories that others are telling us.”

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“a story ‘ripped from the headlines,’ more times than we wish to admit.”

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“. . . a keeper that could easily end up in someone's private special collection.”

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“One Step Too Far takes us on a harrowing journey into the dark wilderness of the human heart . . .”

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