|
|
|||
| Click on the book cover image to order! | |||
 |
Zack Hamric (2010) Crescent Rising: A Ryan Black Thriller. CreateSpace Former CIA operative Ryan Black battles international terrorists halfway around the globe. Fast-paced techno-thriller. More... 
|
 |
Lee Child (2009) Nothing to Lose (Jack Reacher Series, No. 12) Dell Ex-military policeman, hitchhiking into Colorado, teams up with local female cop to fight a religious fanatic and megalomaniac entrepreneur who processes damaged M1 Abrams battle tanks from Iraq in his metal processing plant and builds a dirty bomb. Cartoon thriller filled with stereotypes. More... |
 |
David Baldacci (2009) First Family Grand Central Publishing Former Secret Service agents Michelle Maxwell and Sean King are hired by First Lady Jane Cox to find her 12-year-old niece who has been kidnapped following a birthday party at Camp David. Depictions of national security procedures. More... *** Ranking2 *** |
 |
Clive Cussler (2008) The Chase. Berkley Set in 1906, the novel features the Butcher Bandit, who is emptying bank vaults and killing innocent people. Isaac Bell, wealthy lead agent of the top-notch Van Dorn Detective Agency, heads the manhunt - chasing him across the American West. A fast-paced historical action novel. More... *** Ranking3 *** |
 |
David Baldacci (2007) Stone Cold. (The Camel Club Series) [Large Print] Grand Central Publishing In this Camel Club adventure, Annabelle Conroy, is on the run after stealing $40 million from a casino owner, who killed her mother. A fast page turner with enough deception, corruption, and anarchy to fill several books. More... *** Ranking4 *** |
 |
Lee Child (2006) Killing Floor (Jack Reacher Series, No. 1) Jove Reprint Edition Child's ex-military policeman, Jack Reacher, finds himself arrested for murder in the tiny town of Margrave, Georgia. But soon he is out and hunting down a gang of vicious criminals who have spun a network of conspiracy to cover up their scheme of counterfeiting. Child's brisk dialogs, economic prose, three-dimensional characters and fast pace make a terrific read. More... *** Ranking5 *** |
|
In cooperation with Amazon.com |
|||
|
Optimized for MS Internet Explorer 6.0 and higher. Best text size: Smaller. Best screen resolution: 1280 x 1024 |
|||
