

Cold Zero by Brad Thor
After stealing an AI software that will change the face of war from the Chinese, CIA agent Casey Sheridan, her partner, the Chinese scientist who developed the software believe they are home-free, until the Chinese manage to sabotage their jet to crash into the barren hell of the far arctic. Russia, China, and the United States are in a race against time to gain the weapon while lives are held in the balance. The suspense and action are at full throttle with more twists and t
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4 days ago


Devoted by Dean Koontz
Kootz returns to the subject of his classic, The Watchers where dogs have somehow become equal to humans in intelligence. A group of these animals can communicate through telepathy. When one of them hears a young boy calling for help through the telepathic link, Kipp, a golden retriever, sets out to find the child. The child, Woody, is a non-talkative, high-functioning autistic. He has used his near-genius skills to track down his father’s murderer, but the killers are on to
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4 days ago


Devouring of Time (The Supernatural Activities Division Book 7) by William Stacey
The action is non-stop. When a facility that holds an anomaly that the US government has been hiding and securing is attacked, one of the guardians questions where they should allow the anomaly to be set free. It is called the Devourer of Time, but its very imprisonment is destroying the island it sits on. Wyatt and Chloe are called in to use their mage powers to ensure the containment is secure. But the guardian attacks and breaks the shackles that hold the entity from its p
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Apr 8


Trust No One by James Rollins
This standalone novel starts with an eighteenth-century mystic and occultist, the Comte de Saint-Germain, surrendering his journal to Marie Antoinette’s lady-in-waiting for safekeeping. Centuries later, the guardian of the book is brutally murdered but not before shipping the book off to the next guardian. Terrified that the killers know the identity and location of the new guardian, a British professor entrusts the book to one of his star pupils, Sharyn Karr. From that momen
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Mar 21


Extreme Justice Axel Strike Book 1 by Jack Mars
Homeland Security is called in to infiltrate a cult facility in the high Rockies. The information they have is that there is a suicide pact involved and a lot of explosives. The only way in is with a HELO parachute jump, and only Axel Strike, whose airborne training gives him the best chance to succeed. But getting there is only half the issue. This is my first intro to Axel Strike and I have to admit; the pages were flying as the action is tight and non-stop. I managed to ge
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Mar 21


The Natchez Burning Trilogy: A Penn Cage Collection Featuring: Natchez Burning, The Bone Tree, and Mississippi Blood by Greg Iles
I have been interested in reading Greg Iles for a while now. I had bought one of his books only to find that it was part of a continued series, and the book I had purchased was right in the middle of the trilogy. When the audio version of the entire trilogy came on sale, I grabbed the chance and dove in. Better late than never. It was worth the wait. The story is brutal yet realistic and has more twists and turns than a rollercoaster. The atmosphere of the South rings true as
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Feb 28


American Operator by Brian Andrews and Jeffery Wilson Tier One #4
Dempsey and the Tier One crew are up to their ears in international threats. Assassins kill an ambassador in Turkey and kidnap his assistant, prompting Tier One’s involvement in rescuing the young CIA agent. But the mastermind behind the plot is not who everyone, including his own terrorists’ allies, believes he is. The team is always one step behind but needs to get in front of this or America could very well lose a major ally to the Russians. Saddle yourself in for this non
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Feb 22


The Fifth Profession by David Morrell
Savage, a former Navy Seal, and Akira, a modern-day Samurai, are now both protectors, high-quality bodyguards. But both of them have to deal with a memory of seeing the other die when someone killed their client. In a world where nothing is as it seems and hired killers stalk their every move, you can’t trust yourself, let alone anyone else. As expected with a Morrell story, this is action-packed with twists that you never see coming. Hang on to your seat!
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Jan 20


Spirit Crossing by William Kent Krueger (Cork O’Connor #19)
While blueberry picking, Cork’s grandson stumbles over a shallow grave of a missing native girl. The police aren’t interested because they are searching for a rich white girl. Cork and his son-in-law Daniel, a newly appointed Tribal police officer, refuse to ignore that another First Nations girl has disappeared and then been murdered. But as the search continues, it becomes clear that the killer is trying to silence Cork’s grandson. The story looks hard at the murdered and m
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Jan 16


Wayfaring Stranger by James Lee Burke
This is the first in a series. In 1934, sixteen-year-old Weldon Avery Holland takes a shot at Bonnie and Clyde after a showdown on the family farm. He later ends up fighting for his life during the Second World War. Both events shape him to be a man of courage and morality. Returning to the States, he and his soldier friend enter the oil business and find success. But there are those who are jealous of their success. The ultra-rich think it's their right to take what they wan
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