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The Silent Man by Alex Berenson
The New York Times starts its review of The Silent Man by Alex Berenson this way: A novel can, and should, do many things, but a thriller need do only one. If it thrills, it succeeds, and if it does … Continue reading
The Ghost War by Alex Berenson
You had to think Alex Berenson felt a little pressure on his second book. The first won an Edgar Award after all and ended with its hero saving New York City from a biological attack. How to top that? In … Continue reading
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The Faithful Spy by Alex Berenson
I used to read a great deal of espionage thrillers. I especially liked a series with a repeating central character. In high school and college I used to devour them. I would find an author I liked and read every … Continue reading
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