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In the Mail: Loser’s Town

Loser’s Town: A David Spandau Novel by Daniel Depp From the Publisher Private investigator David Spandau, an ex-stuntman familiar with the ins and outs of Hollywood—a smart, tough, and wickedly funny observer of la vie L.A.—finds his patience almost sapped … Continue reading

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In the Mail: Savages

Savages by Don Winslow Publishers Weekly Spare, clipped expository prose and hip, spot-on dialogue propel this visceral crime novel from Winslow (The Dawn Patrol). The future is looking good for Laguna Beach, Calif., marijuana growers Ben and Chon, until they … Continue reading

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In the Mail: The Ark

The Ark by Boyd Morrison Publishers Weekly At the start of Morrison’s debut, a routine quest thriller that attracted attention through Amazon’s self-publishing Kindle program, combat engineer Tyler Locke executes a daring rescue after the helicopter carrying archeologist Dilara Kenner … Continue reading

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Angelology by Danielle Trussoni

A week or so ago I promised as a service to my readers to referee the dueling New York Times reviews of  Angelology by Danielle Trussoni. Put aside the fact that one was technically in the New York Times Review … Continue reading

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The Tourist by Olen Steinhauer now in paperback

If for some odd reason you are reading this blog and have not yet read Olen Steinhauer’s The Tourist please rectify that ASAP. This may seem a tad pushy but, trust me, I am doing you a favor. The paperback … Continue reading

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