In the Newest Liberty Island Novel You Will Believe a Dog Can Fly
Discover Mike Baron’s delightful Disco
By Mike Baron
CHAPTER ONE: Nate’s Bait
Donnie Waits crouched by the rear bumper of Ralph Speece’s pickup, cradling a baggie of pot to his chest and listening to his mother and Ralph go at it through the open windows of their second-floor apartment. The four-unit apartment building sat on the outskirts of Gunderson, Wisconsin, a nowhere burg to which they’d moved three weeks ago when Kate got a job as executive secretary to Frank Werner, CEO of Werner’s Meats.The redbrick building was plunked down at the edge of a cornfield across the street from a farm. Its nearest neighbor was a tire wholesaler a quarter mile toward town. Donnie wondered why a developer would build in such a spot.
“You don’t tell me what to do!” Ralph was raging inside. He was a cut telephone lineman Kate had met at the gym, the latest in a long line of losers.
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“He took the shark head, the carving knife, the scalpel, and the bucket of hydrogen peroxide up to his room.”
Check out this extended excerpt from the beginning of chapter 15…
By Howard Butcher
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‘Would It Be Nuclear? Where Would They Hit?’
Check out this excerpt from the Catholic thriller novel
By Peter Tanous
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“At least 24 dead, another 13 wounded. Survivors describe one man, wearing a JI uniform, opening fire…”
Here’s an excerpt from page 69, the start of chapter 6…
By J.P. Medved
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Live To Kill: The Prologue from the 3rd Steve Dane Thriller
Brian Drake strikes again with another action-packed adventure!
By Brian Drake
FEAR.
That’s what Steve Dane saw in Nina’s eyes as they faced each other across the table. She swallowed more of her screwdriver, poured immediately after the departure of Number One, after the older man had provided Dane with the name of a man who possessed information about his father’s death.
“Do you want to talk about it?” Dane said.
Nina set down the glass.
“No.”
“Number One can sure drop a bomb, can’t he?”
“It would have been nice if you told him to get lost.”
Dane fingered the piece of paper in his hand, the one he wanted, on the one hand, to burn and forget; on the other, he wanted to leave everything in the hotel room as it was and confront the man right away.
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Check Out the Start of Book 2 in the Steve Dane Action Series
Brian Drake’s Another Way to Kill is packed with thrills
By Brian Drake
THE LIGHT over the fuselage doorway turned from red to green, and for the first time in many years, Steve Dane jumped out of a perfectly good airplane.
His insulated jumpsuit blocked the harsh cold of the night, but he felt the icy blast on his neck and most of his face. Goggles with built-in night-vision capability covered his eyes. The goggles gave the ground below a greenish hue. As he fell through space, he scanned for a dot somewhere in the forest below. Dane pulled the rip cord; the parachute billowed out of his pack and jolted him violently as it blossomed. His descent slowed. He grabbed the risers over his shoulders, and continued looking for the dot.
His lady and partner-in-crime, Nina Talikova, was supposed to be down there with the landing beacon. They faced a tense situation in Bogota. If something had happened to her—
He found it.
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Check Out the First Chapter For New Thriller ‘Skills To Kill’
Meet Steve Dane and Nina Talikova — they’re not to be messed with!
By Brian Drake
“WILL YOU shoot him already?”
Steve Dane laughed and shifted in the bed. The accordion down the hall continued blaring. Nina rolled away from him and pulled the covers over her.
Male and female laughter mingled with the noise. The party had been going on since midnight.
“Laugh all you want,” she said. “You won’t get any of my goodies until that man is dead.” Her words were dusted with a soft Russian accent.
Dane said, “Other than the noise, it’s a nice hotel, right?”
“It is not. I get to pick next time.”
“This is one of the nicest hotels in Italy. This is what you wanted.”
“Next time we’ll go to Geneva.”
The downstairs staff had acknowledged receiving many complaints, but they were powerless to help. The accordion player was a pop star, whose name Dane had forgotten, who had lots and lots of money that he spent at the hotel and surrounding establishments, and they were not going to disturb him lest he start breaking things and decide to spend his lots and lots of money elsewhere.
“The iron stench of blood filled her nose and mouth, and she felt queasy.”
We hope you enjoy this Tales from the Black Chamber excerpt from page 175!
By Bill Walsh
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10 Individualist David Bowie Songs
Check out the epilogue of Robert Dean Lurie’s David Bowie book!
By Robert Dean Lurie
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Miranda’s War: ‘He wanted her marginalized with Julia as a buffer.’
The opening of Chapter 17…
By Howard Foster
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