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Book Review: “Trust No One” by Gregg Hurwitz

Genre: Thriller Rating: 3.5 WaterTowers For years, Nick Horrigan woke up at 2:18 AM. There is a reason. Seventeen years ago his step-father (A Secret Service agent protecting Vice President Caruthers) was murdered. That night, Nick had slipped out of the house (turning off the alarm) to lose his virginity on the schools pitchers mound…
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Pendragon Countdown
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Book Review: "Dead Before Dark" by Wendy Corsi Staub

Genre: Thriller / Mystery Rating: 4 WaterTowers Thirty five years ago the serial killer known as the “Night Watchman” stopped killing. The world breathed a sigh of relief. Vic Shattuck studied serial killers with the FBI and had become quite the expert in that field. He was chasing (and learning about) the Night Watchman when…
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Book Review: “Malice” by Lisa Jackson
Genre: Thiller “She saw her skin crinkling and charring, felt her muscles and tissue consumed by hungry, excruciating flames. Her eylashes and hair would singe as she screamed…..” “Malice” is one of those books that you simply cannot put down. And when you are forced to, you can’t wait to get back to it for…
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Book Review: “Lords of Corruption” by Kyle Mills

Genre: Thriller Rating: 4 WaterTowers “It didn’t matter, though. There wouldn’t be anything there to talk to, to plead with. Still he felt he should say something. “I thought I could help” Gideon just raised the machette. “ Thus we lost Dan Ordman (who became multiple Dan’s) and a replacement needed to be found. Josh…
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Book Review: “Final Finesse” by Karna Small Bodman

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Book Review: “The Fourth Order” by Stephen Frey
Rating: 3 WaterTowers (a more deliberate Frey) Genre: Thriller “The Fourth Order” is a secret government “gray ops” agency that has been activated only four times since the Civil War. The object of the Order is to protect the United States…by any means possible. Including kidnapping, torture, and……… murder. Unlike other Stephen Frey books, “The…
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Thrillers Due in March 2009
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Kindle 2 Introduced


