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Steve Berry’s ‘The Omega Factor’ Introduces Readers to a New Leading Man [REVIEW]

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An UNESCO investigator stumbles upon a bitter conflict in Belgium in Steve Berry’s The Omega Factor. (Photo by Magda Ehlers on Pexels.com)

If you visit the Saint Bavo Cathedral in Ghent, Belgium, you’ll find artist Jan van Eyck’s The Ghent Altarpiece. Completed in 1432, it is a massive piece of art that measures 11 feet 5 inches by 15 feet 1 inch. Over the centuries, this masterpiece has been embroiled in controversy, vandalized, dismantled, and stolen. Now it is the centerpiece of Steve Berry’s latest fast-paced history-steeped thriller, The Omega Factor.

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Secrets and Lies Abound in Briana Cole’s New Thriller, ‘Behind Her Lives’ [EXCERPT]

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A woman must find her sister in Briana Cole’s Behind Her Lives. (Photo courtesy Canva)

We love a good thriller, especially when it is packed with psychological suspense, instances of mistaken identity, and an unidentified corpse that has folks scratching their heads. In Briana Cole’s Behind Her Lives, the author of Wanted, The Appraisal, and The Marriage Pass returns with her most baffling, multicultural novel yet. We know you will devour this twisty tale chock full of secrets and lies. Read the following excerpt from the first chapter to get started. Enjoy! —J&H

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In His 21st Scot Harvath Adventure, ‘Rising Tiger,’ Brad Thor Proves That He Is Just Warming Up [REVIEW]

Scot Harvath faces down the country’s most powerful enemy in Rising Tiger. (Photo courtesy Canva)

The enemy isn’t new. It’s just that no one has wanted to face off with this entity before now. Yet when forced into a showdown that simply can’t be ignored, there’s only one person the nation can rely on to set things right: America’s top spy, Scot Harvath. Will he be able to save democracy and restore justice? Find out in Brad Thor’s Rising Tiger.

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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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