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Book Review
"Zero Percenters" is philosophical science fiction—a novel take on what it means to be human. In Scott T. Grusky’s science fiction thriller "Zero Percenters", a young woman grapples with morality as humanity evolves into a digital...
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"Conflict on the Yangtze" is fast-moving novel that’s full of exciting escapades. In Greg Kater’s historical novel "Conflict on the Yangtze", covert military missions involve drugs and politics. In post-World War II China, civil wars...
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by Aimee Jodoin
From the hospital room to the courtroom, "Malpractice" is a suspenseful dramatic novel. In JJ Perry’s medical drama "Malpractice", a young mother dies under the care of two doctors, and tensions arise as characters deal with the trial....
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Plumbing the possibilities of travels through the multiverse, K. P. Kyle’s science fiction thriller "Sync" sets two ordinary people against powerful and nefarious forces. On a dark expanse of New England road, Brigid is so caught up in...
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by Aimee Jodoin
"Time Shot" is a science fiction thriller that also fits neatly in the international spy genre. A Russian spy and an American colonel clash in R. K. Johnson’s fast-paced "Time Shot", which features interesting science fiction...
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Uganda is exquisitely described in this murder mystery with a dynamic lead. Emmanuel Igwaro Odongo-Aginya’s murder mystery "The Director Murdered", set in Uganda, has political overtones and a likable lead detective; its dynamic team...
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by Gary Henry
A thriller set amid a public health emergency, "Deadly Payload" is full of compelling characters and suspense. A small-town bioterrorism nightmare springs to frightening life in Karen Randau’s vivid modern-day thriller and detective...
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Worldly-wise Huckleberry Finn is a scapegrace and a troublemaker, up to the same old hijinks as his eponymous predecessor. The Ballad of Huck and Miguel by Tim DeRoche pulls the drama of Huckleberry Finn into this century for a...