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Multidimensional Look Inside Liberia’s Famous Footballer President

People want heroes to look up to. For many Liberians, George Weah represents such a hero. From the slums of Monrovia to international football stadiums to political office, Weah’s life story has inspired a nation. Liberian newspaper editor and award-winning investigative journalist Rodney D. Sieh captures this story in his…

Katie BloomerApril 3, 2023

Nonfiction Recommended

Memoir from Vietnam Vet and Special Agent Explores War on Drugs and Terrorism

“We were expecting a knock at the door. When it came, my partner Matty and I gave the hotel room one last visual check. Everything seemed in place — my suitcase sat on the floor with the Amsterdam baggage tag clearly in view; my bogus Pan Am identification card lay…

Jim AlkonMarch 1, 2023

Nonfiction Recommended

The Future of American Democracy Told by Immigration Lawyer Turned Senate Candidate

After the disturbing events of January 6, 2021, the future of American democracy depends upon restoring the people’s belief in its fundamental systems and values, according to immigration attorney and U.S. Senate candidate (2022) William Sanchez in The Promise of America. This autobiography of sorts introduces Sanchez to a larger…

Peggy KurkowskiFebruary 8, 2023

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A Man’s Moral Struggle in a World Ravaged by Nuclear War

What happens when a corrupt theocracy stages a political coup in the aftermath of an apocalypse? How do individuals react? How does society move on? Justin O’Donnell ponders those questions and more in his near-future post-apocalyptic thriller Failed States (Atmosphere Press). Surviving the Aftermath of War Here we’re introduced to…

Darryl OliverJanuary 18, 2023

Fiction

Breathtaking Historical Novel Dives into 1940’s Partition of India

Independence (William Morrow) is an impactful work of historical fiction that may take your breath away with beautifully crafted writing, sweeping multi-generational storyline and the intensity of the true events incorporated into the plot. Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni writes about three sisters on the cusp of adulthood, daughters of a well-regarded…

Linda HitchcockJanuary 17, 2023

Fiction Recommended Thrillers

Global Terrorism, Russian Invasions and Presidential Pawns Clash in Supercharged Thriller

The United States is Russia’s pawn in a global gambit one move away from checkmate. Once again, the writing team of former hotel and security executive Ed Fuller and award-winning TV producer Gary Grossman have combined their knowledge and firsthand experience to produce the latest supercharged thriller in their popular…

K.L. RomoJanuary 4, 2023

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Pulitzer Winner’s Top True Crime Books with Social Bent

Why do true crime stories resonate so deeply? What draws me as both reader and writer are the stories that explore our humanity in the face of inhumanity. That’s what I found working on The Forever Witness (Dutton), my new book about one of the most enduring murder mysteries of…

Edward HumesDecember 19, 2022

Nonfiction Recommended

From Police Chief to Priest: The Soul of a Fascinating Guy

Unless you’ve been around Madison, Wisconsin, for a long time, or maybe you’re concerned about policing in America in these crazy days, you’ve likely never heard about a former Marine and police chief who became an Episcopal priest. His name is David Couper, and he has a lot to say.…

Dennis HetzelDecember 9, 2022

Todd A. Weiler

Todd A. Weiler is a combat veteran, national security leader and activist in the gay community. His work in and out of the Pentagon has promoted major equality issues, allowing more people the opportunity to serve. Weiler entered the senior ranks of the Pentagon at the young age of 28…

Terry McKytonNovember 12, 2022

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Ukrainian-Russian Tensions Eerily Prescient in Race to Prevent WWIII

“I think we’ve found the new Vince Flynn. His name is Don Bentley.” I wrote that about two years ago for BookTrib after reading Bentley’s debut novel, Without Sanction. I’m now on my fourth Bentley book. Allow me to renew my assessment that Bentley belongs in the top tiers of today’s…

Dennis HetzelMay 3, 2022

Nonfiction

Stories From 30 Years of Listening to Rush Limbaugh

Those are the words of Rush Limbaugh, the longtime radio personality, conservative political commentator, author and television host, speaking in 2020 in response to a caller comment. Daniel O. Noorlander Jr. would attest to Limbaugh’s sentiments above. One might say Noorlander is an expert when it comes to the subject…

BookTribApril 26, 2022

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James Rollins’ Latest Sigma Force Thriller Gives “It’s Gone Viral” a Sinister New Meaning

Deep in the bowels of the jungle in Africa’s Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), an ancient virus, dormant for millennia, erupts and spreads at an alarming rate. In bestselling author James Rollins’ newest jaw-clenching thriller, Kingdom of Bones (William Morrow), Book 16 of his Sigma Force series, the “scientific warriors”…

K.L. RomoApril 21, 2022

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“Surfacing” Dives Into Secret Deep State

Surfacing (Fiery Dawn), a new thriller by Andrew Dean, brims with secret military operations and what-if scenarios not too far from possibility, if not probability. The book begins in the unforgiving heat of Afghanistan as Theodore (last name redacted) watches the gate of a heavily guarded U.S. military outpost. Teddy,…

Joanna PoncavageApril 11, 2022

Fiction

Forgery, Felonies and the World of Fine Art Combine in This Exhilarating Thriller

In her newest thriller, Fake (Harper), author Erica Katz delves into the fine art world of priceless paintings, premier art galleries, felony fraud and a painter desperately trying to find her place. The Plot: Twenty-six-year-old Emma Caan learned from her professor at Yale that her paintings were unexceptional — technically superior…

K.L. RomoMarch 30, 2022

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Experience a Near Future, Tech-Driven Doomsday in “SWARM”

Step into a tech-driven doomsday in a frightening near-future, where the power of artificial intelligence takes center stage. SWARM: Artificial Intelligence Decodes End Time Prophecies pulls readers into a superbly crafted, cutting-edge spy thriller, and one of the most intriguing and dynamic characters happens to be to an artificial intelligence…

Michael FerryMarch 30, 2022

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Espionage Thriller Reminiscent of “The Bourne Identity” Traces WWII Shadows Across Europe

The Prague Connection pulls readers into historic bunkers and secret catacombs across Europe in search of hidden nuclear arms, before embarking on an action-packed journey that spans the globe. Author Will Steadman has penned an exciting spy novel reminiscent of The Bourne Identity, incorporating clandestine historical sites and exploring lesser-known…

Michael FerryMarch 14, 2022

Multidimensional Look Inside Liberia’s Famous Footballer President

Memoir from Vietnam Vet and Special Agent Explores War on Drugs and Terrorism

The Future of American Democracy Told by Immigration Lawyer Turned Senate Candidate

A Man’s Moral Struggle in a World Ravaged by Nuclear War

Global Terrorism, Russian Invasions and Presidential Pawns Clash in Supercharged Thriller

From Police Chief to Priest: The Soul of a Fascinating Guy

Todd A. Weiler

Ukrainian-Russian Tensions Eerily Prescient in Race to Prevent WWIII

Stories From 30 Years of Listening to Rush Limbaugh

James Rollins’ Latest Sigma Force Thriller Gives “It’s Gone Viral” a Sinister New Meaning

“Surfacing” Dives Into Secret Deep State

Forgery, Felonies and the World of Fine Art Combine in This Exhilarating Thriller

Experience a Near Future, Tech-Driven Doomsday in “SWARM”

Espionage Thriller Reminiscent of “The Bourne Identity” Traces WWII Shadows Across Europe

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