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Book Review: “Stone Cold” by C. J. Box
Genre: Thriller Joe Pickett is sent by Gov. Rulon to investigate a murder-for-hire operation in rural Wyoming. What he finds is terrifying….. Buy It! Nate Romanowski is stalking the man he was hired to kill. He completes that task with typical cold-blooded efficiency. A month later, Joe Pickett is working to extricate his long abandoned…
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Book Review: “Redemption Games” by Barry Eisler
Genre: Thriller John Rain, assassin, is getting soft dreaming about the possibly of a normal life. He may die because of it… Buy It! John Rain is a Japanese American assassin. His specialty is killing people so it looks like a natural death or accident. His services are for hire. In “Redemption Games”, the fourth…
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August 2016 Thrillers
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Book Review: “The Highway” by C. J. Box
Genre: Thriller A long distance truck driver is a serial killer. Cody Hoyt and Cassie Dewell investigate, but, they may die in the process… Buy It! Cody Hoyt is a terrific cop with the best arrest record on the force. His only fault, is that he sometimes crosses the legal line when pursing criminals. Oh,…
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Book Review: “Jury Town” by Stephen Frey
Genre: Thriller (Superb: Stephen Frey is Baaack) Buy It! A number of large cases in Virginia are being decided in favor of big corporations. These decisions are detrimental to the good of society while benefiting only the very few. Jurors are being threatened. They are told to vote one way or risk losing
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Book Review: “Kodiak Sky” by Stephen Frey
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July 2016 Thrillers
Lots of great Thrillers for summer reading! Happy 4th. 🙂 — Deep Six by D.P. Lyle (Buy It!) The Secret Language of Stones by M.J. Rose (Buy It!) The Service of the Dead by Candace Robb (Buy It!) Ice Station Nautilus by Rick Campbell (Buy It!) Ghost Sniper by Scott McEwen Read to Death by Terrie Farley Moran…
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Book Review: “Deep Six” by Clive Cussler
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June 2016 Thrillers
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Book Review: “The Book of Lies” by Brad Meltzer
Genre: Thriller (Tell Your Stories) — Buy it! — The worlds first murder occurred when Cain killed his brother Abel. The murder weapon was never found, but, some theorize that that weapon was a book: “The Book of Lies”. In 1932, Mitchell Siegel was murdered by an unknown gunman in a robbery in Cleveland. His…
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