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8 reviews
Jo Webnar

Highland Press, 2008

Super Suspense
Saving Tampa grabbed me in the beginning and did not let go until the end. I wanted more. Rachel Cunningham has a psychic ability, which she has used to help police. She moved to Florida for peace and anonymity, but an accidental touch by a man at mall leads her to fear an awful threat is planned, with death for thousands the intended result. Special Agent Arrons of the F.B.I. is not ...

Armageddon Conspiracy

14 reviews

Harbor House, 2008

ARMAGEDDON CONSPIRACY
THIS IS A FAST MOVING, GRIPPING READ. GREAT BACKGROUND RESEARCH ON CULT AND TRUE BELIEVERS. AM LOOKING FORWARD TO THE SEQUEL.

The Nadjik Pheromone

4 reviews

The History Company, 2008

Local boy makes really good
Having been a Tom Clancy fan for years, I have come to really enjoy fast-paced books that really hold my interest and seem very plausible at the same time. Michael Hemp has accomplished this and more with his latest book. The pace is very quick, the writing very descriptive, and the story line is totally captivating. Just thinking about the possibility of his story line becoming real gives me ...

Trap Doors: A Novel of FBI International Intrigue

4 reviews
Ron Cleaver

Infinity Publishing, 2006

Great novel by a real FBI Agent
This book is well written and a delight to read. Ron Clever does a masterful job weaving several believable plots throughout this compelling crime novel. It is refreshing to see accurate references made to actual locations throughout the world. It is obvious Mr. Cleaver has used his real-life experiences as a FBI Special Agent to weave a realistic and captivating novel. Honestly, I couldn't put ...

Pirates In Paradise (Pirates In Paradise )

5 reviews

Sanibel Press Inc., 2007

Pirates in Paradise
Need a pirate? Call Captain Jack Morgan! Jack Morgan is just the man Haley needs to protect her. Jack is the only man outside of the U.S. Marshals who knows about the dirty cop in their midst - Frank Porter told him all about it. Jack also must protect her from Ricky Roja, called the Angel De La Morte, who is the head of a drug cartel. Jack is in the witness protection program, while Haley is ...

Cajun Snuff

5 reviews
W. Randy Haynes

PublishAmerica, 2005

Good Murder Mystery
I can only hope that this is the first of many mysteries to be produced by Mr. Haynes. The lead character Adam Tyler Stephen is a fascinating blend of sleuth, hard-nose FBI agent, and a sexy single gay guy. He solves the mystery of the murder of a Congressman, and in the process upsets most of officialdom in Washington, at FBI headquarters, New Orleans, and the Louisana bayous. In the process, ...

Defiance: How to Succeed in Business Despite Being Hounded by the FBI, the KGB, the INS, the Department of ...

12 reviews
Alex Konanykhin

Renaissance Publishing, 2006

Riveting Roller Coaster Ride of a Story!
Alex Konanykhin's story of his phenomenal success against overwhelming odds in becoming one of Russia's first entrepreneurs and the steep price he paid as a result, is one that rivals and even tops any novel by James Patterson,Carol Higgins Clark, or Frederick Forsyth. The sad part is how the U.S. goverment was a willing party in Russia's attempt to suppress and kill Konanykhin. The most ...

Cold Eyes

49 reviews
Romina Wilcox

Xlibris Corporation, 2007

Twists and turns galore
From the very first chapter Romina will have you guessing what's around the next corner. Lots of action, lots of technology, what more could you ask for. Oh a plot, its a good one.

Danny and Da Mob

8 reviews
John S Niblock

Outskirts Press, 2008

Echo of an Era
Danny and Da Mob The year 1961 is a terra incognita for those under 48, and a world apart from 2008. "Danny and Da Mob" takes us back in time and contrasts two settings: the pulsing beat of big-city life and the placid flow of small-town living. Contending at arms' length are J. Edgar Hoover, legendary chieftain of the FBI, and Tony Accardo, czar of Chicago's crime syndicate. Accardo is ...

Confirming Justice (Justice Series #2)

3 reviews
Diane/David Munson

Faithwalk Publishing, 2006

Seminole Tribune says this book has
Seminole Tribune commissioned free lance writer Ramona Kiyoshk to write a review of "Confirming Justice." Ms. Kiyoshk, who also writes reviews for the New York Times, wrote the following review which appeared in the Seminole Tribune on 10/13/06. It is provided by the authors in its entirety. WARNING!! "Confirming Justice" is a legal thriller. Ms. Kiyoshk's review may tell you more than you want ...

The Kansas City Marvels: The FBI Briefcase

1 review
Elaine E. Deyo

1st Books Library, 2002

The Kansas City Marvels: The FBI Briefcase
This is a very believable group of characters in a timely and innovative story. I suspect most of us know or have met a group of kids who could easily be this gang. A good example of kids who are left pretty much to their own devices, gather into a "family" of choice, have fun and do rather well... most of the time. Fast paced with good description of characters and settings. If I was in ...

The Ring of Fire: Mafiosi Boss's Back from the Dead!

1 review

BookSurge, 2008

Awesome book!
Awesome book! This is a real page-turner, I couldn't put it down! Great plot, very exciting read.

The Dirty Deed

1 review
RJ McHatton

Trafford Publishing, 2006

I love this book
I am biased because I am the author of this book. This is the first novel I ever wrote. I started writing this book in the late 1970s when I went to Los Angeles to be a filmmaker. This book started out as an idea for a screenplay, but I think it really works as a novel. I hope you like it.

The Case of The Ocean Polluters in Alaska (The Adventures of Juliana Del Rio: EPA/FBI, Book 1)

1 review
Lidia LoPinto

AuthorHouse, 2002

Let these authors make you a fan
I wondered if this novel could possibly live up to being WORTH the asking price. I'm happy to report that if enviornmental stories are what you like, this new series is for you: if you are as new to them as I, let these authors make you a fan! Sean Ryan, an experienced CIA and FBI agent, is transferred to the newly established Enviornmental Crimes Unit where he feels women should work, and not ...

Blind-Sided: FBI Special Operations

1 review
Michael M. Clarke

Xlibris Corporation, 2002

BLINDSIDED BY MIKE CLARKE
This was a great book. I could not put it down. Real life action that was fast paced and exciting. I recommend it highly to anyone who is "in the business".

The FBI Murders

1 review
Anthony Serena

Aelred Press, 2003

A first rate treat of a "what if" story
The FBI Murders is an imaginative novel by Anthony Serena that depicts J. Edgar Hoover and the FBI during the Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon administrations like no mystery novel has ever done before. Revolving around a perspective in which Hover was murdered (rather than dying peacefully in his sleep), The FBI Murders is a first rate treat of a "what if" story which is especially recommended for ...

The Seeds We Sow

1 review
Alan B. Gazzaniga

Trafford Publishing, 2006

Good Stuff
Gazzaniga writes refreshingly, without the hindrances of Writer's Digest sylists who insist upon format rather than story. This book actually has a story and it's good. A great read when you are looking for that next book. Would also be a great book club book.

Patriot Games

172 reviews
Tom Clancy

Putnam Adult, 1987

Another best novel by Clancy
I watched the movie for this one when I was younger and I read the novel for it a few years ago. This novel is different from his others, this one does not focus on Russia or the middle east, but on Ireland and the war between Northern Ireland and the UK. Ryan gets caught up in the war, when he saves the life of an English Lord, who is the target of an Irish separatist group. The plot ...

DEATH STREAM

1 review, 2008

Great thriller, more exciting than the Showtime series Dexter
A mystery killer is using the labyrinthine coast of Florida as his grisly playground, operating out of its marinas and small resort towns. He moves from port to port, tempting beautiful women aboard his classic yacht, where they are grotesquely murdered...then their mutilated bodies are dumped into the waves. The corpses are swalled by the ever-flowing Gulf Stream, providing an almost ...

White Flame

1 review
James Grady

audible.com

Why White Flame will keep you up at night
By the time I got to page three, I knew I would be up all night, every night, till I read this book to the end. An arresting plot twists around characters so real you fight to catch your breath with them on a rollercoaster ride of conspiracy, betrayal, and murder. These are real people with ideals, hopes, nightmares, and regrets which are tried by fire in the crucible that is White ...

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