Category: Political thriller

Excerpt – The Grim Reaper by William Hanna @MrWilliamHanna #politicalthriller #suspense

    Synopsis   Freelance correspondent, Mike Walker, has made it his mission to condemn ethnic cleansing in Palestine and the West’s complicity in senseless wars of attrition in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria, Yemen, and elsewhere in the world. Wars in which Private Military and Security Companies (PMSCs) provide assistance – legitimized, packaged, and presented […]

Spotlight & #Giveaway – Call to Arms, Nations Fall by Randy Lindsay @Randsay

Joining the military had seemed like the right thing to do, but when war breaks out in Europe Robert wonders if he hasn’t made the biggest mistake of his life. The Russian juggernaut grinds its way toward Italy, the country Robert has grown to love. As one of a handful of American soldiers in the […]

Spotlight: Destiny’s Anvil by Steven Wells Hicks @hickswrites @BookPubServices

New Orleans novelist Steven Wells Hicks recently published his latest novel Destiny’s Anvil: A Tale of Politics, Payback & Pigs. Destiny’s Anvil is a classic tale of revenge between a sociopathic politician and the campaign puppet master who unleashes him
 on the people of Louisiana. Written from an insider’s experiences in the back rooms of […]

Book Blast & $100 Giveaway: The Enemy by Larry Bograd

  The Enemy A red-hot political thriller from a blue state author. Buried among the thousands of financial transactions he reviews each day, analyst Randy Duncan finds a secret web of laundered money financing the assassination of the President, which, in turn, will lead the country into war. Can Randy and his law-student daughter Clare […]

Excerpt: Extraordinary Rendition by Paul Batista

An Excerpt from Chapter 1 of Extraordinary Rendition by Paul Batista When the guard left, the iron door resonated briefly as the magnetic lock engaged itself. Byron sat in a steel folding chair. Directly in front of him was a narrow ledge under a multi-layered, almost opaque plastic window, in the middle of which was […]