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September 2022 Thrillers
Lots of new books this month! Featured image taken with a Pixel 6 Pro Enjoy. Moonlight Gets Schooled by Vincent Zandri Last Liar Standing by Danielle M. Wong Buried Trust by Nancy A. Hughes Intrepid Spirit by David Tunno The Desecrated by John Gray Snake Slayer by Rob Pierce Magic Is Murder by Donna Andrews, Barb Goffman, and Marcia Talley (editors) Make…
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Book Review: “Gray Mountain” by John Grisham
Genre: Thriller It’s 2008, and Samantha Kofer is a lawyer in the Commercial Real Estate division of one of the largest law firms in the world: Scully & Pershing. Tensions are high since Lehman Brothers has just folded and Scully & Pershing has terminated dozens of people in other divisions. It’s just a matter of…
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Book Review: “Moment of Truth” by Lisa Scottoline
Genre: Mystery / Thriller Book Review Bennie Rosato is out of the office for the entire month. Her law firm, Rosato & Associates, is in the very capable, but, inexperienced hands of Mary DiNunzio and Judy Carrier. Working late one night….the phone rings. Perfectly happy (except she is a Catholic with loads of guilt) to…
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Book Review: “Act of War” by Brad Thor
Genre: Thriller A meeting between a CIA agent and his informant in Hong Kong leads to a shocking discovery. China has instituted a new form of warfare, unrestricted warfare, and the first victim will be the United States. In fact……”Snow Dragon” has already started, and the U.S. needs to stop it before millions die. CIA…
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August 2022 Thrillers
Lots of new books for your summer reading list. Enjoy! The Child Riddler by Angela Greenman Death a Sketch by Cheryl Hollon The Sky Club by Terry Roberts DCI Warren Jones: Time To Kill by Paul Gitsham We Will Rise by Tim Waggoner Someone’s Watching Me by Zoe Rosi The Secret Life of Maggie Blake by Marilyn Brant UNSPEAKABLE: The Killing School by…
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Book Review: “Ultimate Power” by Stephen Frey
Genre: Thriller A.J. Falcon is a 31 year old investment banker at the huge wall street firm: Sutton & Company. He is sitting in the office on the 47th floor wondering if he will get what he thinks he is going to get…..a partnership. Since no one under age 40 has gotten that, he doubts…
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“Free Hair Cut” by Mike Pihlman
Joan is a terrible boss. Losing her head over the slightest mistake. She treats her employees horribly and expects them to work long hours, for little pay, and no recognition. But that did not stop her employees from setting her up for a FREE haircut and perm for her birthday, with the promise that her…
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Book Review: “The Gray Man” by Mark Greaney
Genre: Thriller Court Gentry is the Gray Man. No one knows his name or what he looks like, except, seemingly…..everyone. The Gray Man just killed Dr. Isaac Abubaker the brother of the outgoing President of Nigeria, and the President of Nigeria wants him dead! The LaurentGroup is about to sign a VERY lucrative deal with…
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July 2022 Thrillers
LOTS of new books for your summer reading list. Enjoy! 🙂 The Lost by Jeffrey B. Burton Goldhammer by Haris Orkin Something Shady at Sunshine Haven by Kris Bock Agent Red: Fatal Death: Teagan Stone Book 6 by Ava S. King The House Sitter by Ellery Kane Venom On The Levels by David Hodges Project Namahana by John Teschner The Guilty Couple by…
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Book Review: “Dream Town” by David Baldacci
Genre: Thriller Three years after the events of the last book, Archer is still working with Willie in Bay Town, but, is now a full-fledged PI. Archer is down in LA to meet with Liberty Callahan, whose acting career is on the upswing, and, so it seems, is their unspoken love for each other. At…
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Book Review: “A Gambling Man” by David Baldacci
Genre: Thriller 1949 After the events of the last book, Archer is free from his parole obligations and has a potential job waiting for him (with Willie Dash, Very Private Investigations) in Bay Town, California. Making his way west, via bus, Archer stops in Reno for the night where he meets….. Bobby H and Liberty…
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Book Review: “One Good Deed” by David Baldacci
Genre: Thriller 1949 World War II veteran, Aloysius Archer, is just getting out of Carderock Prison (for a crime he did not commit) and is headed for Poca City where he will serve out his parole. Thanks to a regular regimen of excercise in prison, Archer is heavier than when he went in but that…
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