Sabotage Turns Deadly in Jeffery Deaver’s Forthcoming Lincoln Rhyme Thriller, ‘The Watchmaker’s Hand’

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The sky is falling in Jeffery Deaver’s new Lincoln Rhyme thriller, The Watchmaker’s Hand. (Photo courtesy Canva)

Ever since we read Jeffery Deaver’s The Bone Collector back in 1997, we have been avid fans of his brilliant Lincoln Rhyme series and for good reason. His stories have more twists and turns than the Pacific Coast Highway. Just when you think you have the plot figured out, Deaver drops another bombshell that sends Rhyme scrambling for answers and keeps readers white knuckling the book.

Now his 16th volume in the series, The Watchmaker’s Hand, is slated to drop in November, just in time to ensure we spend our winter vacations buried beneath a blanket and glued to his latest thrill ride.

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Two Cases Collide in Catherine Coulter’s Shocking FBI Thriller, ‘Vortex’ [REVIEW]

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A college frat rave turns deadly in Catherine Coulter’s Vortex. (Photo courtesy Canva)

An investigative journalist uncovers a sinister secret. A CIA operative is savagely attacked. Will Savich and Sherlock be able to rescue them from danger and help them identify the cabal behind a compromised mission before precious intelligence is lost forever? Find out in Catherine Coulter’s 25th FBI thriller, Vortex!

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Glenn Kaplan’s ‘Angel of Ambition’ Delivers All of the Juicy, Over-the-Top Thrills We’ve Been Missing [REVIEW]

Is there anything Angela Hanson won’t do to become rich? (Photo courtesy Canva)

She grew up with nothing. What she did have was drive, loads of determination, and a keen attention to detail. And in the end, it was all she needed to get everything she ever wanted. But at what price? Find out in Glenn Kaplan’s Angel of Ambition.

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40 Years Later, Mary Higgins Clark’s ‘A Cry in the Night’ Is Still Creepy as Ever [REVIEW]

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Isolated and alone, will anyone hear her scream? (Photo courtesy Canva)

She’s a single mom struggling to make it in the big city. He’s a renowned artist from a remote farm in middle America. When they meet, it seems like kismet. Will their fairy tale romance last or will it become the stuff nightmares are made of? Find out in Mary Higgins Clark’s suspense classic, A Cry in the Night.

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National Geographic Wants to Help You Plan Your Next Great Adventure to One of ‘100 Great American Parks’ [REVIEW]

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Yosemite National Park (Photo courtesy Canva)

I am often amazed when I talk to friends and hear that they have never visited any of America’s national parks. From the time I was a child, my parents took me to gasp in awe at Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona, watch the bats fly out of Carlsbad Caverns National Park in New Mexico, and relax in Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas. But in Stephanie Pearson’s new book for National Geographic, 100 Great American Parks, she shows us that we don’t have to visit a national park to appreciate nature and have a little fun. There are loads of great places to choose from!

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