This first time author has really created a great thriller that will keep you involved until the very ...
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I received this book from the author in exchange for my honest review.

Ellen is a lover of art and antiques.  When she answers an ad on Craigslist for an art deco mirror, her passion takes her on a journey of epic proportion

From discovering a dead body, to a box of treasures, to the cop she eventually falls for, her life is turned topsy-turvy.

Her mission to solve a mystery that started with the mirror takes her and her cop friend to Europe in search for answers.

She discovers people aren't who they say they are, and this fact causes many twists and turns in her journey.

This first time author has really created a great thriller that will keep you involved until the very last page.

A must read!!!

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If you like a good thriller that you can not put down until you read the last page, you found a great one from a new and talented Indie Writer. As far as I understand this, the author has a military background and knows about all the details he describes in his book. Some of the things I want to write about would be a major spoiler but I would like to say that I enjoyed this book and I am looking forward to reading more from this author! in some of the scenes in the book, things are described so well, you almost can go and do it afterwards. The pace of the book reminds me of the show "24". It is truly worth the money and I really hope you enjoy it as much as I did.
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I really like a good thriller that can keep me up late because I can't put it down. This is one of those books that does exactly that! Within minutes of starting the book, I was transported from Texas to the hills and forests of Scotland. The author has a gift of making you feel you are actually part of the story. The characters become people you want to succeed and pull through their circumstances or enemies you despise and can't wait to see them fail at their efforts...I either loved them or hated them! Even the characters that were short lived...you either grieved their suffering or wished their demise were more drawn out and painful. You don't have that kind of emotion unless you are totally involved in the story and characters. Like I said...the author has a real gift!
2471269
I am really impressed with this new author's creativity in developing a unusual plot with many twists and turns. The book is fast paced and you will not want to put it down until you reach the last page. I look forward as to what crimes Jenny and the professor will solve in the future. Will they have a relationship. Only the author will know. I look forward to see what's next store. Great job on your first book. John Grisham would be pleased.
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This is a wonderful debut novel written by Lynda Kaye Frazier. It's a riveting romantic thriller revolving around a special ops mission, kidnapping and deception. I have to say, I'm impressed with the intricate plot this new author has devised. She's provided vivid imagery and has developed a strong force of players.

The story is involved, and the author has pulled it all together by making us feel for all of the characters and the situations they find themselves in. I'd recommend Rescued from the Dark for anyone desiring an action packed adventure with the added bonus of romance. I understand this is the first of a series of eight books. I'm looking forward to Lynda's next novel
4093174
Best Thriller I have read by a new Author this year. True it has the usual elements of this type of Thriller but they are used in and excellent way.  Well worth your time to read this one. Good batch of characters that you get to know and the book moves along at a nice pace. This is not one of those nonstop action, makes no sense plots but a well thought out book that well keep you reading way past your bedtime.
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This is the first time I am reading this authors work, which held my attention from beginning to end.  Behrouz Sharafi, an Iranian Professor is approached by a menacing stranger to find a secret document, which is housed in and protected by the Vatican. Protagonist Sean Reilly, an FBI agent, is asked to help Sharafi find that document or someone will be killed. Covering Turkey, Iran, Jordan and the Vatican, the author links early history with present day occurrences, where the scenario builds up to an international conspiracy involving a relentless Reilly tracking down an extremist, building up to kidnappings, chaos, treachery and murder. With so many twists and turns, this story is an intriguing read with an unexpected ending.
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What a thriller of a story. It's a who-done-it mixed with a little romance mixed with a whole lot of intrigue. Sky Stone is an amazing woman with a scary job, profiling murderers. She gets involved in one a year after a horrible car accident that kills her unborn baby and severs her relationship with her fiancee. It's intense and gripping. Never  a dull moment in the story. Looking forward to a second book in this series.
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Not a dull moment from first time author Raffi Yessayan as he weaves a sit on the edge of your seat thriller that is a must read. Characters, plot and setting are intertwined to add twists and turns that surprise. Can't wait for the next offering from this talented author.  This is one of those stay up to 3am and finish type books.
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This is a very creepy tale of a good idea gone bad, or maybe a bad idea in the first place. The couple in the story make a decision that leads them into a terrifying night of unexpected horrors.

A real page turner, this book catches your attention right from the opening sentences and keeps you glued right through to the final period. I really like the way the author keeps switching back and forth between scenes, leaving you with mini cliff hangers at every turn. You just can't wait to get back to find out what happens next.

Great read, recommend to anyone who loves a good thriller.
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Michael Sears may be new to the writing game, but he brings an abundance of talent in this his first thriller.  As a former Wall Street trader for 20 years, he knows his subject inside out.  Equally important, he populates the novel with what could pass for real people caught in compromising positions--mostly of their own doing.  But, don't expect an accountant's math and figures approach to financial chicanery.  This is a plot-driven thriller in the most exciting sense of the word, so find a comfortable chair and a good reading lamp because it will be very hard to put down.
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One Mile Under is a thriller that captures the reader's attention early on and doesn't let go until the very end. Gross has created colorful and interesting characters in a story set in a mountain wonderland. He also is expert at giving us a lesson in 'fracking' without beating us over the head with it. Filled with bad guys and good guys and men and women that just want to get on with their lives. The story line is true and concise and builds the suspense gradually. Very well done, Mr. Gross. I will definitely read more of your work in the future.  Ron Parham, author of thrillers Festival of Fear, Molly's Moon and Copperhead Cove.
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First time to read this author really enjoyed this book it kept my attention right until the end
4116805
I LOVED this book and have just ordered this author's other two books. I so rarely get to read a thriller that keeps me awake at night and reading almost non-stop (did it in almost 4 hours). The characters were believable and although somewhat loosely sketched (compared to say, Stephen King), they all fit together in a story that was fantastically, surprisingly not predictable. I didn't even begin to get an inkling of who the killer was until well into the last quarter of the book. Great stuff - don't read it late at night though!
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This is a great thriller that will really get you thinking. Read it in only two sittings - it kept me captivated from start to finish. Isaac Jones is a very interesting, flawed creation. Really fantastic stuff.
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I have one requirement with a thriller: I don't want to put the book down. This debut novel starts with Sada, a sexy Mossad agent, throttling an Arab spy . . . and it just does not let up. The hero, Barrett Ross, is not only capable physically as a former Iraq soldier. He also has to solve a very unusual mystery that keeps leading him and Sada further and further into trouble. Top-notch action scenes, a villain I could really hate, and a nice guy-gal duo that pull out all the stops--this book was a great surprise. Two thumbs way up.
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This book has a great mix of suspense and thriller and it keeps you guessing so much so you start to think that everyone is a suspect.
The heroine is vulnerable and not great at making the right choices but this made her more believable due to the clever insight into her life but not over the top on explanations, it assumes you have enough of a brain to join up the dots rather than leading you by the hand.
There is a certain irony in the main character who helps people as a profession but doesnt have enough insight into her own life and as she makes each poor choice the consequences become obvious, the therapist who is unable to sort out her own life!
I agree with others it was a slow burn but as I got part way through I didn't want to put it down and wasn't disappointed with the end, really looking forward to reading the next one.