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Category Archives: Spy Thriller
Tuesday’s Tantalizing Teasers & First Chapter, First Paragraph: The Alice Network by Kate Quinn
First Chapter, First Paragraph has a new host, I’d Rather Be At The Beach, you can reach here. Easy to participate. Include your book title and author, a picture of the cover, and quote the first (or first two) … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, coming of age, Meme, Spy Thriller
Tagged Kate Quinn, WWI & WWII, WWI spies
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Mystery Monday: The Girl in the Spider’s Web by David Lagercrantz
Today’s Mystery Monday feature is The Girl in the Spider’s Web by David Lagercrantz, a Swedish journalist and author whose books have been translated into many languages and are on best sellers lists everywhere. This book is part of a … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Author, Meme, Mystery, Opinion, Spy Thriller
Tagged cyber espionage, David Lagercrantz, Lisbeth Salander novel
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An Officer and a Spy by Robert Harris
Robert Harris has written an amazing novelization of the factual events from the 1895 trial of Alfred Dreyfus, accused spy in the French military, to his final vindication in 1906 when the decision of the Rennes verdict of the Supreme … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Author, History, Opinion, Spy Thriller
Tagged Alfred Dreyfus, anti-semitism in France 1895, Émile Zola, conspiracy
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On My Bookshelf: July 28/17
I had a birthday last week and got a gift card from my sister for Chapters ( a Canadian bookstore for real and online) and so have managed to pick up a few more books (which I swore I wouldn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Adventure, Biography, Historical Fiction, Musings, Mystery, Romance, Spy Thriller, Thriller
Tagged A Perfect Match series, Alfred Dreyfus, An Officer & a Spy, Colleen Coble, David Lagercrantz, dystopian thriller, Hope Beach series, Kara Kinsley, Lily Zante, Lion, Mishka Ben-David
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Princess Elizabeth’s Spy by Susan Elia MacNeal
This mystery adventure historical fiction story set in WWII is part of a series by Susan Elia MacNeal that neatly melds history into imagined events that could have been. They involve real people — George VI, the Duke of Windsor, … Continue reading
On My Bookshelf: July 7/17
Well I’ve been absent for quite awhile and got behind in my writing if not totally behind in my reading. I picked up on my writing last week and am almost caught up on both my goal (75 books for … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Author, Biography, Meme, Musings, Mystery, Romance, Spiritual Growth, Spy Thriller
Tagged Of Stillness and Storm, Princess Elizabeth's Spy, The Band That Played On, The Book Club Murders, The Lost Summer of Louisa May Alcott, the Seven Year Dress, The Simplest Way to Change the World, To Win Her Favor
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Junior/Teen Read: Ark Angel by Anthony Horowitz
At the end of book five in the Alex Rider adventure series, Alex was shot as he stepped off the curb in front of the innocuous-looking building that houses MI-6 in London. Those who thought Alex dead were pleasantly surprised … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Opinion, Spy Thriller
Tagged Alex Rider series, Anthony Horowitz, eco-terrorism, space station, spy adventure, teen read
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Mystery Monday: Mr. Churchill’s Secretary, a Maggie Hope novel by Susan Elia MacNeal
Welcome to Mystery Monday. Today’s feature is Mr. Churchill’s Secretary, a Maggie Hope novel by Susan Elia MacNeal. Mr. Churchill has just been sworn in as prime minister, war is raging in Europe, the Blitz is imminent, and when Diana Snyder is … Continue reading
On My Bookshelf: Jan. 27/17
Well, finally, an opportunity to fill you in on some new books on my bookshelf this year. I’ve been gathering more, both in paperback and on my iPad, despite my resolution to get my TBR list whittled down to something manageable. … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Adventure, Blogger, Christian, Historical Fiction, Meme, Musings, Mystery, Non-fiction, Spiritual Growth, Spy Thriller
Tagged Alex Rider, Alex Rider series, Anthony Horowitz, Cordelia Fine, Jack Hayford, Kate Williams, Maggie Hope, Prime Minister Churchill, Queen Victoria, Rebecca Solnit, Susan Elia MacNeal, WWII
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