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5 Binge-Worthy Thriller Audiobook Series

Spring is here! And whether you're cleaning out the house, mucking out the garden or lacing up your running shoes, you're gonna need some audio companionship. Why not get lost in an audiobook — or even better, an audiobook series? It'll make all those daily chores and miles whizz by.…

BookTribApril 5, 2021

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Putin, Power and U.S. Plutocracy in “The President’s Dossier”

https://booktrib.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/the-presidents-dossier.jpg The green of cash replaces American red, white and blue in The President’s Dossier (Oceanview Publishing). Author James A. Scott takes readers into a clandestine operation to prove allegations that the newly elected President of the United States has committed many wrongdoings and crimes, including collusion with the Russians.…

K.L. RomoJuly 7, 2020

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“Hate’s Recompense” Shows Us an America We Don’t Want to Become

It’s no news flash that America seems more divided than ever. You pound your chest, dive into the Facebook rathole and convince absolutely no one of your point of view who doesn’t already agree with you. The days when politicians could yell at each other in public, share a drink…

Dennis HetzelJuly 16, 2020

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Mysterious Mass Death in a Texas Border Town in “Strong From the Heart”

With Strong from the Heart (Forge), the eleventh book in the Caitlin Strong Texas Ranger series, author Jon Land offers readers a satisfying blend of suspense, action, mystery, and heart (as the title suggests). The plot strikes close to home for Caitlin early in the story when the son of…

James R. HannibalJuly 27, 2020

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“The Ultimate Betrayal” Offers a Healthy Dose of Mystery and Danger for a Romantic Thrill

When Jessica Kegan walks into Brandon Garrett’s security office, he knows his life is about to get complicated — and not just because of the shootout that ensues minutes after she enters his firm. It’s also because Bran owes his life to Jessie’s brother, Danny, who died saving him during…

BookTribJuly 28, 2020

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AuthorBuzz Giveaway: A Mystery in WWII Singapore

Sorry, this promotion has ended. Read on to learn about an intriguing historical mystery. The Mimosa Tree Mystery by Ovidia Yu | Constable Dear Reader, In Japanese-occupied Singapore, Mirza, a known collaborator, is found murdered clutching a mimosa branch. Su Lin’s Uncle Chen is a suspect and Hideki Tagawa, former…

AuthorBuzzAugust 3, 2020

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“One Fatal Night” Offers Psychological Suspense with Nordic Noir Flavor

Ten years ago in Bergen, Norway, Astrid's mother, Ingrid, was murdered in a double homicide — a crime that was never solved. Now a young woman, Astrid begins a quest to uncover the past and discover her mother’s murderer, though her only clues are a few emotionally charged childhood images:…

David ToddJune 29, 2020

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“The Girl Who Wasn’t There:” A Story of Redemption With Crime Noir Flare

Not everything is as it seems. At least that’s what author Vincent Zandri would have us believe in his latest thriller. With a plot that’s both daring and complex, The Girl Who Wasn’t There (Oceanview), will keep you guessing long after the initial disappearing act. Lake Placid may not be…

Krista BegganJune 30, 2020

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“The Bright Lands” Harbor Dark Secrets About Missing Teen

Because comparisons to other A-list writers are often irresistible when describing a debut novel, here you go: It’s Bret Easton Ellis meets Stephen King, with setting by Buzz Bissinger. When pitching John Fram’s The Bright Lands (Hanover Square Press), perhaps the author’s agent described it along those lines when it…

Casey BarrettJuly 6, 2020

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Silicon Valley Tech CEO Joins FBI Murder Investigation in “Broken Genius”

How does a high-profile Silicon Valley tech CEO end up working a Midwest murder case as an FBI special agent? For Will Parker, it’s a long story that starts with a kidnapped college student and a failed business deal. He was young, good looking and on the top of his…

Paige VigliaroloJune 3, 2020

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“Viral:” The Pandemic Conceived Long Before Our Present Crisis

The world is facing a deadly new virus. Sound familiar? In this instance, I’m speaking of Kevin E. Ready's fiction, not fact; however, this particular story says a lot about the current state of the world. Ready's novel Viral (Saint Gaudens Press) chronicles the moves of various individuals across the…

Chelsea CicconeJune 4, 2020

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Search for the Kidnapped Daughter of a Rock Star in “Tie Die”

It doesn’t get much better than this if you’re looking for a classic summer page-turner. Max Tomlinson’s Tie Die (Oceanview) hits all the right notes as a fast-paced thriller with high stakes and explosive action, each red herring or next reveal perfectly timed to keep the reader rapt. You don’t…

Judy MorenoJune 16, 2020

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“Spychip Armageddon:” NOW May Be the End of the World

"Captivation from the initial capital letter in Chapter One to the final period. A fictional journey that begs the question, 'could this be real?' Ray Perkins has a visual way with words like no other.” — Wayne Warner, Nashville recording artist and author of Backstage Nashville —∞— “The Spychip protocol…

Chelsea CicconeJune 17, 2020

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A Dead Rabbi and His Contentious Congregation in “Two Jews = Three Shuls”

Being the rabbi for a highbrow, highly opinionated congregation can be murder. Literally. Ask Rabbi Saul Levinson, religious leader and guiding light of Beth Torah Synagogue on the north shore of Long Island, NY. Ask him figuratively, that is. After all, he’s dead. In Two Jews = Three Shuls (Resource Publications)…

Jim AlkonJune 22, 2020

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Vengeance, Voting and Villains: 8 June Thrillers That Will Give You a Chill This Summer

Both J. A. Jance and her seminal series hero Ali Reynolds return with a vengeance in the topical Credible Threat (Gallery Books), a terrific entry in a series distinguished by its consistent quality. The set-up is especially relevant and timely: When the life of the local Phoenix archbishop is threatened,…

Jon LandJune 24, 2020

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Serial Killers, Cults and Genetic Trackers! 8 May Thrillers to Keep You Up Late

You won’t find the esteemed Lincoln Rhyme anywhere in the pages of Jeffery Deaver’s The Goodbye Man (Putnam) but, once again, Colter Shaw proves supremely adept at driving the action that’s totally devoid of serial killers as well. That action finds the jaded and financially motivated Shaw this time tracking targets…

Jon LandMay 28, 2020

5 Binge-Worthy Thriller Audiobook Series

Putin, Power and U.S. Plutocracy in “The President’s Dossier”

“Hate’s Recompense” Shows Us an America We Don’t Want to Become

Mysterious Mass Death in a Texas Border Town in “Strong From the Heart”

“The Ultimate Betrayal” Offers a Healthy Dose of Mystery and Danger for a Romantic Thrill

AuthorBuzz Giveaway: A Mystery in WWII Singapore

“One Fatal Night” Offers Psychological Suspense with Nordic Noir Flavor

“The Girl Who Wasn’t There:” A Story of Redemption With Crime Noir Flare

“The Bright Lands” Harbor Dark Secrets About Missing Teen

Silicon Valley Tech CEO Joins FBI Murder Investigation in “Broken Genius”

“Viral:” The Pandemic Conceived Long Before Our Present Crisis

Search for the Kidnapped Daughter of a Rock Star in “Tie Die”

“Spychip Armageddon:” NOW May Be the End of the World

A Dead Rabbi and His Contentious Congregation in “Two Jews = Three Shuls”

Vengeance, Voting and Villains: 8 June Thrillers That Will Give You a Chill This Summer

Serial Killers, Cults and Genetic Trackers! 8 May Thrillers to Keep You Up Late

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