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In the Mail: Fly By Wire

Fly By Wire by Ward Larsen Publishers Weekly A serviceable hero and plot propel this largely workmanlike thriller from Larsen (Stealing Trinity). Tough, uncompromising National Transportation Safety Board investigator Jammer Davis attempts to uncover the cause of a mysterious crash … Continue reading

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In the Mail: Intelligence by Susan Hasler

Intelligence: A Novel of the CIA by Susan Hasler Publishers Weekly A 21-year veteran of the CIA, Hasler charts the day-to-day efforts of a team of counterterrorist analysts (aka alchemists) in a strong debut that puts most other thriller authors … Continue reading

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In the Mail: thriller edition

–> The Shimmer by David Morrell From the Publisher When a high-speed chase goes terribly wrong, Santa Fe police officer Dan Page watches in horror as a car and gas tanker explode into flames. Torn with guilt that he may … Continue reading

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Songs My Mother Never Taught Me by Selcuk Altun

As I have been reading thrillers lately I thought it might be worthwhile to throw in some with an international flavor.  So I added Selcuk Altun’s [amazon-product region="us" text="Songs My Mother Never Taught Me" type="text"]1846590531[/amazon-product] to the reading list.  It turned … Continue reading

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–> American Rifle: A biography by Alexander Rose Amazon.com Review Given the title, American Rifle is a book that many potential readers might dismiss without a thought. Don’t do it: Alexander Rose’s peculiar “biography” is not written for gun enthusiasts–though … Continue reading

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