David Baldacci

Cover Reveal of David Baldacci’s Upcoming Atlee Pine Thriller, ‘Daylight’

David Baldacci
David Baldacci
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If you’re like us, you devour each new David Baldacci thriller like popcorn and can’t stop eating until your fingers scrape the bottom of the bucket! That’s exactly how we feel every time we crack open Baldacci’s latest book. And if you’ve enjoyed the first two Atlee Pine thrillers, Long Road to Mercy and A Minute to Midnight, you’re likely counting down the days for the publication of the third installment, Daylight, on November 17. Well, keep reading for your sneak peek!

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In J.D. Robb’s ‘Secrets in Death,’ Nearly Everyone Has a Motive to Kill [REVIEW]

Woman walking across white tiles
A famous gossip reporter is killed in the middle of a posh night spot in J.D. Robb’s Secrets in Death. (Photo by cottonbro, Pexels.com)

A master manipulator. A tenacious cop. One very public murder. Will Lieutenant Eve Dallas be able to catch a killer when there are so many potential suspects who wanted the deceased to meet an untimely end? Find out in J.D. Robb’s Secrets in Death.

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Meet Inspector Arkady Renko in Martin Cruz Smith’s Masterpiece, ‘Gorky Park’ [REVIEW]

Gorky Park, 1982
Pond in Gorky Central Park of Culture and Leisure, 1982 (Photo by RIA Novosti archive, image #510373 / Valeriy Shustov / CC-BY-SA 3.0, CC BY-SA 3.0)

A public venue. Three unidentified bodies. One determined investigator. Can one man solve a complicated case when no one in his own government wants him to do so? Find out in Martin Cruz Smith’s dazzling thriller, Gorky Park.  Continue reading “Meet Inspector Arkady Renko in Martin Cruz Smith’s Masterpiece, ‘Gorky Park’ [REVIEW]”

John Saul’s ‘The God Project’ is a Parent’s Worst Nightmare [REVIEW]

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Something is amiss when babies start turning cold in their cribs in John Saul’s classic thriller, The God Project. (Photo courtesy Canva)

In one small town, when children die doctors can’t explain what happened. When other children vanish, police can’t find them. Who can two distraught mothers trust, and will they be able to get to the truth before something happens to any more kids? Find out in John Saul’s classic thriller, The God Project.  Continue reading “John Saul’s ‘The God Project’ is a Parent’s Worst Nightmare [REVIEW]”

Chad Zunker’s ‘An Unequal Defense’ Inspires and Entertains [REVIEW]

Homeless man in Austin, Texas
When one of Austin’s homeless is accused of murder, young attorney David Adams comes to his rescue. (Photo by Dustin Ground, Flickr)

A man awakens disoriented and confused. He’s wearing clothes he doesn’t recognize. He’s holding a gun he’s never seen before. And in front of him is the body of a man he swears he didn’t kill. Will anyone believe him? Find out in Chad Zunker’s latest novel, An Unequal Defense. Continue reading “Chad Zunker’s ‘An Unequal Defense’ Inspires and Entertains [REVIEW]”