Surprisingly, Stephen Leather’s The Hunting does not have the same thrills as his past novels.
coolreads# Retro Books# The Russian
Publisher: St Martin’s Paperbacks
ISBN: 9781250140807
Year Published: 2019
Thriller author Ben Coes' The Russian pitches the CIA against the Russian mafia in a violent confrontation.
coolreads# How to Raise an Elephant @definitelybooks
Alexander McCall Smith’s No.1 Ladies’ Detective Agency series can be relied on for tender and kind surprises, and also the reliability of love and trust among the main characters. Of course they have their flaws - Precious Ramotswe, who leads the unusual detective agency in Botswana, is a woman with traditional values and pays careful attention to the guidance found in her detection manual written by Clovis Andersen. She can thus be a little myopic, and a bit hard-wearing on her small but practical van.
coolreads# The Russian @definitelybooks
The title for James Patterson and James O. Born’s new thriller, The Russian, is a misnomer. No where in the story is there any mention of a Russian or Russian connection until the very end when the suspect is apprehended. And that also is so lame as a plot twist. So the reader is left wondering who or where is the Russian throughout the book.
coolreads# Retro Books# Divine Justice
In Divine Justice, David Baldacci follows the trail of the Camel Club, a group of friends who share a unique bond - their friendship with fictional Oliver Stone (aka John Carr), a former Vietnam vet who joined the covert Triple Sixes after his tour was up, executing clandestine operations on behalf of the US government.
coolreads# Mercy @definitelybooks
David Baldacci’s Mercy is the finale of a four-novel collection which features FBI Field Agent, Atlee Pine, as she searches for the truth about herself and her missing twin sister. If you haven’t read the preceding three - Long Road to Mercy, A Minute to Midnight and Daylight - it is recommended that you do.
coolreads# Retro Books# The Scorpio Illusion
Robert Ludlum is a master storyteller specialising in intrigue, suspense, and action thrillers full of conspiracies, violence and fast pace, movement, energy and action. Scorpio Illusion has all of these elements and more.
coolreads# Retro Books# The Paris Vendetta
The Paris Vendetta
Author: Steve Berry
Publisher: Ballantine Books
ISBN: 9780345524768
Year Published: 2009
Another historically tinged Cotton Malone thriller from Steve Berry. When Napoleon Bonaparte died in exile in 1821, he took to the grave a powerful secret. As general and emperor, he had stolen immeasurable riches from palaces he had conquered, including their national treasuries, and even the Knights of Malta and the Vatican.