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The Lincoln Myth blends historical fact with fiction

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As a bookstore owner in Copenhagen, Denmark, Cotton Malone has been enjoying his retirement and loves his new life. But, when the retired US Justice Department agent is called in to save an informant and locate a missing agent, he feels compelled to help.Senator Thaddeus Rowan, a man of power and importance, has dedicated his life to his religion and becoming the next … [Read more...] about The Lincoln Myth blends historical fact with fiction

Allan Topol and The Argentine Triangle

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With the release of his latest thriller, Allan Topol, takes readers on a virtual trip to Argentina. For this interview, the bestselling author discussed why he loves writing geopolitical thrillers such as “The Argentine Triangle” in which he can entertain readers while causing them to think. He said, “I want to stimulate readers to think about these and influence how they … [Read more...] about Allan Topol and The Argentine Triangle

Behind the story of ‘To the Lions’ by Chuck Driskell

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Former U.S. Army paratrooper Chuck Driskell's latest novel, “To the Lions,” is a blend of crime, suspense, and spy genres. In addition to talking about his writing for this interview, the former paratrooper discussed one of his military jumps that almost ended in tragedy. The incident took place on a cold, peacetime morning at Grefenwoehr Training Area in Germany when Driskell … [Read more...] about Behind the story of ‘To the Lions’ by Chuck Driskell

Review of ‘The Collector of Dying Breaths’ by M.J. Rose

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“The Collector of Dying Breaths” by M.J. Rose brings together two stories, one from the 16th century, the other modern day. The fascinating historical portion of this novel revolves around René le Florentine. That story begins in 1573, with René recalling the story of his life, which included time spent training to become a perfumer, as a prisoner when he is found guilty of … [Read more...] about Review of ‘The Collector of Dying Breaths’ by M.J. Rose

James Moushon enjoys wearing three hats

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James Moushon and I met at the Tucson Festival of Books in 2013. James recently released his third Jonathon Stone Mystery, “Game of Fire.” In “Game of Fire,” CIA agent Jonathon Stone is brought up against his old nemesis, Tay Minh, when the investigation into an arson fire indicates it might have been an act of terrorism.When asked why he wrote “Game of Fire,”  James said, … [Read more...] about James Moushon enjoys wearing three hats