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“Rapture” by Mike Pihlman

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Amazon Now Sells More E-Books Than Print Books
Wow! This happened a lot faster than I thought it would just a couple of short years ago. I was surfing the Internet and saw this article from our friends at Computerworld. Amazon says it sells 105 Kindle based e-books (not counting the free e-books, so these are actual purchases) for every 100 print books.…
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Book Review: “N is for Noose” by Sue Grafton

Genre: Mystery Rating: 3 WaterTowers Tom Newquist was found dead several weeks ago in his car in Nota Lake, CA. Tom was a Nota Lake detective in the local Sheriff’s Department. The past few months, Tom had seemed distracted and distant. Now that he is gone his wife, Selma, hires Private Investigator Kinsey Millhone to…
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“No Rest For The Dead” Preview

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May 2011 Thrillers
A bunch of new Thrillers come out this month! Happy Reading! The Jefferson Key by Steve Berry The Last Time I Saw Paris by Lynn Sheene Eyewall by H.W. “Buzz” Bernard Forced to Kill by Andrew Peterson Sweet Tea and Secrets by Nancy Naigle Burn Down the Sky by James Jaros Chosen By Blood by Virna DePaul The Informant by Thomas Perry Flowerbed…
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Criminal Element
Got this email today announcing the opening of a new web site dedicated to crime and mystery. CriminalElement.com Pretty cool. Here is the complete press release. Gee I wonder if they like my original horror stories? FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Sarah Melnyk 646-307-5662 sarah.melnyk@stmartins.com MACMILLAN TO LAUNCH PUBLISHER-NEUTRAL CRIME AND MYSTERY COMMUNITY WEBSITE: CRIMINAL…
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Book Review: “Pirate Latitudes” by Michael Crichton
Genre: Thriller Rating: 3.5 WaterTowers “Pirate Latitudes” was found as a complete manuscript after Michael Crichton’s death in 2008. I have read a lot of bad reviews of “Pirate Latitudes” and, foolishly, let those reviews stand in the way of my reading it in a timely manner. “Pirate Latitudes” is a terrific read! A linear…
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ThrillerFest 2011
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The eBook Bookstore

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Book Review: “The Inner Circle” by Brad Meltzer

Genre: Thriller Rating: 4 WaterTowers (Extremely interesting) During the Revolutionary War, the British knew who the American intelligence operatives were and captured them. Good intelligence is key to winning a war. George Washington, with the help of Benjamin Tallmadge, formed a super secret organization called the Culper Spy Ring (History Channel, Brad Meltzer’s Decoded, WikiPedia)…

