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While Moscow Underground by Catherine Merridale, may not be perfect there are a number of positive points about the novel […]
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The Lucky Winners by K.L. Slater: review
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Everyone Is Lying by D.E. White: Review
Everyone Is Lying is a competent and engaging psychological thriller that delivers exactly what many readers expect from the genre.
Revenge of Odessa: A Thriller Review
Revenge of ODESSA by Fredrick Forsyth is a powerful, timely sequel to a classic thriller, that sets itself into the
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The Odessa Series by Frederick Forsyth
The Odessa series almost spans the total length of Fredrick Forsyth career as a fictional write, although his life before
The Odessa File: A Review of the Novel
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Night Over Water by Ken Follett: Review
Night Over Water is very much a product of its genre: a wartime thriller driven by tension and plot rather
The Change by Kirsten Miller: Book Review
With its strong female leads, thought-provoking themes, and page-turning suspense, The Change by Kirsten Miller is a novel well worth