excellent read -warren hits it out thepark again
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Samatha and Noah find love-as fated mates -in this enteraining fast paced pararanormal urban fantasy I loved it-and so will you-
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One of the best books I've read in a long time.  Warren is a fascinating man. I looked forward to reading his book each morning I woke up.  I shared my copy with my brother-in-law as well. He really liked it too.
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Gardner does it again with Det. Warren. A must read in this series. Again, no fluff to fill pages, all interesting read. Pat Lilley, Raleigh, NC
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Stuart Woods is one of my favorite authors, and I was not disappointed by "Strategic Moves".  A great read.  I couldn't put it down until I had finished the whole thing. The story is new and unique, but still has basic elements of the Stone Barrington series - dinners at Elaine's, Stone's friend Dino, a beautiful love interest. Don't miss it!
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Always a good read from Ed Warren. You can get totally fixed on the story and feel a bit anxious. Love the whole story and the writing.
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If you're as hooked on the Bob Swagger character as I am, you absolutely have to read this latest book from Stephen Hunter. In this one, Hunter combines the best of Swagger's many-sided abilities and skills with the unending mystery of Dallas 1963 and who really assassinated President Kennedy. It's a terrific read. Be prepared to read it almost non-stop when you start it - it's that good and compelling. For those who don't know Hunter's Bob Swagger character, but are looking for one of the best protagonists ever created in mystery-thriller fiction with many books in the Swagger series to enjoy, this one would be a great start. Either way, read it and buckle up for pure reading enjoyment.
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Well thought out, well written, researched and detailed page turner.  Totally engrossing multi faceted plot that amps up the thrill level and mystery.  Who can you trust?  Love the continuation of the Madigan storyline.  Ethan and Jack fighting evil as well as fleshing out the supporting characters such as Adam, Faisal and Sergey.  More to care about and fret over.  I loved how the story unfolded, the details and the stark horror of Madigan's plan.  I simultaneously couldn't read fast enough and yet afraid to turn the page that some evil might befall a favorite.  The research into this book is excellent, making it all the more frightful.  Jack and Ethan are awesome, their love and adventures addictive.  Great, thrilling, heart pounding read.
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It took me three days to read Strategic Moves by Stuart Woods, but not because it didn't keep my attention. I wanted to take my time and savor the twists, turns and complexities that are known for a novel featuring Stone Barrington. I am one of those avid readers that have added Woods to my favorite authors some time ago, and no matter who the main character might be, I find myself leaving each book the same way: satisfied.

In Strategic Moves, Barrington continues to surprise and captivates reader as a man we can all somehow relate to and can't get enough of.

Settle in for another literary work of art with this one. You won't be disappointed.
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I have read all of Gary Braver's thrillers, plus a few that he wrote prior to adopting the pen name "Braver".  This is the best yet - a real page turner.  Like fine cognac, Gary Braver's writing gets better with age.  The book's short crisp chapters make it very difficult to put down.  The plot line has its unexpected twists and turns and the characters are sharply developed.  The author's research into the subject matter was obviously very thorough.  Unlike his previous novels which, for the most part, deal with medical matters, Tunnel Vision has a scientific/religious flavor presented in a manner that allows the reader to draw his or her own conclusions.  It will be very difficult to top Tunnel Vision.  Nevertheless, I anxioulsy await Gary Braver's next fine novel.
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SCD: Devilbone is a very satisfying read. Scott Warren could easily take his place among the greats, with a writing style that I can only describe as reminiscent of Brandon Sanderson crossed with Jim Butcher.  Read this if you get the chance, it's well worthwhile!

If you want to know what Devilbone is about, it's basically a police procedural set in a fantasy world with a unique magic system.  The magic system is fun, inventive, and adds to the story without taking it over.  Seriously, pick it up!

Also, a previous reviewer mentioned problems with the editing.  Those are definitely fixed now.  I suspect that reviewer had a very early copy of the book, but the current version is a release quality book.
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Warren Lane is a wonderful book that moves quickly and yet you get a clear picture of each character.  Everyone is flawed and you are eager to find out how they all come together and survive on the other side.  The author writes in a clear, concise way as if you are a part of the characters' conversations and situations.  Loved the twist of Ready taking over  Lane's identity and actually takes on the case.
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Unsolved mysteries are simply stories waiting to be revealed.  In Frame 232, Wil Mara delves into the Kennedy assassination with gusto and thrills his readers with a wild ride of "could have been".  Taking creative license with this historical event Mara showcases his brilliant mind.  My heart was pounding!  I'd never heard of the Babushka lady before but she'll forever stay with me.

Who was she?
Did she see something she wasn't supposed to?
Was she holding a video camera?
Has she gone into hiding?

We may never know the answers to these questions but we can take a walk on the wild side and speculate the whats, hows and why.  Conspiracy theories are fascinating.  Don't you agree?

Wil Mara begins his book with a tremendous amount of energy, innocence, and excitement.  It's 1963 and President Kennedy is coming to Dallas.  Margaret Baker has big plan to see him but she could never anticipate what will happen that day as she stands among the cheering spectators with her video camera...  What follows is a debilitating nightmare that lives beyond the grave.

I truly enjoyed Wil Mara's characters- even the villains.  Jason Hammond is the wealthy, modest hero - a combination of Robin Hood/Jason Bourne.  We'll be hearing more from him.:)  Edward Birk is model handsome but lacks a conscience.  The villain you love to hate.

Frame 232 would appeal to both men and women.  Action, history, thrilling danger and money are all in this book.  Great summer read!
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Warren really introduces us to a lot of inspiring people of God in this book. It was a great way to get to know them and which ones Id like to know more of. I do believe Warren should be among these, he is always such a great writer and teacher. Im never dissappointed with his books.
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Must say that I look forward to the series from Brad Taylor. Pike Logan's character is bigger than life and each new book solidifies the character more and more. An excellent read once again and it leaves me looking forward to the next story. Loved the character development in this book and the twist and turns to once again defeat terrorism. Worth the time to read this new one from Brad Taylor!
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Warren Adler has created another wonderful thriller for us to enjoy!  Torture Man is a great novel that will entice you and keep you on the edge of your seat.  The characters are very dynamic and this plays out for a lot of interesting, suspenseful moments.  The author does make a few good points in this book and they will make you wonder and question.  As the situation arises with the kidnapping, is torture necessary or ethical?  Never the less, whether you agree with the stance that this story has to offer or not, it is an exciting, page-turner that you will not regret reading.  I highly recommend it!
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Well, what'd ya expect. Warren is back. Baaaad as ever, as in politically incorect, that is. Otherwise, great songs and a slow, beautiful pearl of Winwood's Back in the high life again. Another winner, Mr. Excitable boy,  here's to many more.
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Right from page one, this is an exciting book to read. The story races along at breakneck speed with so many events happening and investigations crossing over whilst other seemingly unrelated ones pop up - and yet, it all makes perfect sense. David Videcette's writing has a clarity about it which makes you feel invested in this novel.

DI Jake Flannagan is obviously regarded as a bit of a renegade within the police force. The truth is that he really cares about investigating and getting the right people arrested for the crime perpetrated and, sometimes, following procedure doesn't come up with the answers fast enough. Add in colleagues with a personal axe to grind, an on/off girlfriend, a liking for too much alcohol which he's desperately trying to curb - not to mention an estranged wife and daughters - and you begin to understand that nothing is easy in Jake's life. He has a propensity for getting into trouble without even trying, and all of this adds up to a riveting read.

My only regret is not having read the first in series before beginning this one, but I shall certainly add it to my wish list. This is a tremendously detailed story - with the kind of information than only someone who has been on the inside of similar investigations could produce. I revelled in every page, and have no hesitation in recommending it as an outstanding read.

My grateful thanks to the author for providing me with a copy of this novel. This is my honest, original and unbiased review.