Archive for the ‘Great Fiction’ Category

The Secret Servant by Daniel Silva

As we continue to live under the threat of terrorists, our ears are continually on the open for news or headlines about subversive actions all over the world. Have our lives changed? Yes, I would everyone say to some degree. The troubling thoughts and actions of so few affect and effect so many! Have you [...]

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Sunday Salon – The Devil’s Code – John Sandford

You know computers could really be “The Devil’s Code!” Every hackers dream is to disrupt! Every hackers dream is to steal! Can hackers bring down our way of life as we know it now? What did Jack Morrison know? Why was he murdered? What does AmMath Corporation have to hide? St. John Corbeil, President of [...]

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Sunday Salon – The First Counsel – Brad Meltzer

My wife and I started dating in high school. Our families were much the same with both fathers working and both mothers homemakers. Values were taught through our family life. I am glad my Dad was not a politician, nor my future father-in-law. The peer pressure was enough, but I cannot imagine being a daughter [...]

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New Year Reading

I hope everyone survived the Christmas scene! My grandchildren sure made out like bandits! So did my kids! It seems funny now to say “kids” when they are all over thirty! I’m just twenty-nine! Got some great gifts myself especially the new books I received! As I look to the New Year, reading is still [...]

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Sunday Salon – Raymond Khoury’s The Last Templar

As Tess and Reilly pursue the truth as to who is responsible for the Met/Vatican robbery, the mastermind behind it Professor Vance has escaped detection so far. Vance met Tess at one of her father’s digs, and the two were sort of an item. Now Vance feeling that the church let him down in the [...]

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