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“The Second Son:” Stalking for the Truth

That quote surfaced twice for me recently. The first was in The Second Son (Rare Bird Books) by Martin Jay Weiss, In this technological thriller, the CFO of a Silicon Valley startup, whose product is designed to stalk people, says it to one of the co-founders, Ethan. Young entrepreneurs Ethan and…

Jim AlkonDecember 18, 2018

Romance

5 Free Books for Fans of Romance

There's something romantic about the change in the season, which is causing us to reach for our favorite romance novels. For those with an e-reader who are looking to start a new romance novel, why not dig into the start of a romance series that will instantly have you addicted…

Maggie MeyersNovember 13, 2017

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Former CIA Analyst Integrates Espionage, Love and Betrayal in Gripping Thriller “Damascus Station”

He was midway through a cup of booza, an elastic Levantine ice cream, and nursing a bottle of water when the mind games started. He’d executed the tradecraft perfectly, he thought. Or had he? Had the woman buying ice cream been the same woman from the jewelry store? Had the…

Neil NyrenSeptember 24, 2021

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Explore the Depths and Effects of Grief in Sci-Fi Thriller “Collision”

Collision: an activity where two people are connected by an unknown force that mirrors the brains. It is considered one of the most sensitive topics in science. International scientists have gone many years trying to resolve the mystery behind it, but none has succeeded. That’s a lot to swallow for…

BookTribApril 22, 2022

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Genetic Modification Threatens Human Race in Sci-Fi Thriller Set in Future Chicago

Who can stop reading a book that in its first chapters describes a brave new world 600 years from now that only hints at an event known as “the Arrival”? Hunter by Robert M. Leonard opens with Thomas Hunter, some kind of non-human, standing on a ledge five miles above…

Joanna PoncavageDecember 14, 2021

Fiction

“The Partnership Protocol” is Anything But the Usual Protocol

Peace on earth. We’ve all heard it talked about, promoted and wished for. Some of us have maybe even taken a step towards it at one time or another. Maybe we’ve donated to the poor or attended a protest against violence or injustice, but real, full-scale world peace? Is that…

Paige VigliaroloMay 26, 2021

Fiction

Diagnosing Literary Characters, One Murderer at a Time

Murder is contextual. Meaning, the action of killing by itself tells us nothing about underlying motivation. A murder in war, for example, has an entirely different motive than a serial killer’s compulsive, methodical kills. It’s apples and oranges, really: both fruit on the outside, but very different on the inside.…

BookTrib Guest AuthorSeptember 9, 2016

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Why Are We Drawn to Themes of Betrayal?

This month we celebrate Women’s Fiction stories about people whose lives have been upended by a deep hurt or shocking news. Here are 10 stories wrapped around a big betrayal, unexpected news, suddenly exposed hidden plots, dangerous liaisons and secret alliances, all sure to keep you reading to the last…

Women's Fiction Writers AssociationApril 27, 2022

“The Second Son:” Stalking for the Truth

5 Free Books for Fans of Romance

Former CIA Analyst Integrates Espionage, Love and Betrayal in Gripping Thriller “Damascus Station”

Explore the Depths and Effects of Grief in Sci-Fi Thriller “Collision”

Genetic Modification Threatens Human Race in Sci-Fi Thriller Set in Future Chicago

“The Partnership Protocol” is Anything But the Usual Protocol

Diagnosing Literary Characters, One Murderer at a Time

Why Are We Drawn to Themes of Betrayal?

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