I’ve been reading Collins’ novels since the early 1980s, beginning with protagonists, Quarry, and Heller. (By the way, as I write this both Girl Most Likely and Girl Can’t Help It are still offered at the 99-cents Kindle price on Amazon.) Longtime reader Joe Maniscalco has posted a Girl Most Likely review on both Goodreads and Amazon, but I’d like to share it with you here, as well. government (what, are Collins and Clemens kah-ray-zee?).
Finally Executive Order (2017!) finds the Secret Service participating in an attempted coup of the U.S. Fate of the Union (2015!) was completely unbelievable – a megalomaniac billionaire runs a populist presidential campaign, breaking countless laws along the way (what will that Collins and Clemens think up next?).
Wade being overturned and somebody targeting Supreme Court justices for death to change the make-up of the court. The Reeder and Rogers books were just a little teensy weensy bit prescient. (I don’t quite know what this promotion is exactly, but maybe you do.) This is the third in the Reeder and Rogers political thriller trilogy. This is the first in the Reeder and Rogers political thriller trilogy.Įxecutive Order will be promoted via a $3 toward a selection of Kindle books starting and running through. Supreme Justice will be promoted via Mystery, Thriller & Suspense Kindle book deals starting and running through. Midnight Haul is a 1986 eco-thriller with a Mallory-esque protagonist. Midnight Haul will be promoted via Kindle Daily Deal starting and running through – 0.99 USD during the promotion peril.
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