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Yet again, Robinson - already one of the greatest authors currently writing - outdoes even himself.

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I just finished reading Judge Andrew Napolitano's It is Dangerous To Be Right When the Government Is Wrong: The Case for Personal Freedom, and the Insta-Review is simple: If you claim to love the Constitution, If you claim to love Liberty, If you claim to love America, If you claim to love God, if even a single one of the previous fits you, READ THIS BOOK!

Even as a former Libertarian Party official and founder of my own somewhat influential libertarian leaning political blog, I was not overly aware o

In Kent Holloway's Primal Thirst, we start out with Jack, a cigar chomping professor/ cryptozoologist/ adventure

gotta admit, I've never really been a fan of the Godzilla-type stories. Not in movie form, and I've certainly never read a book about

If you like globe trotting action (ala PULSE or THRESHOLD), you'll love the first half of this book. If you like more one-location action (ala INSTINCT), you'll love the second half/ final battle of thi

RESURRECT is Kane Gilmour's first work, and I would EASILY put it up there with other first works such as Dale Brown's Flight of the Old Dog, Clive Cussle

I've been following the Governor since some friends started talking about him a couple of years ago when he launched the Our America Initiative. Honestly, before that point, I'd never heard of the man.

Even

Gilmour warns at the outset to the book that he is a big fan of the 70s and earlier incarnations of Count Dracula, and

This is my first book from J. Kent Holloway... and it most certainly will NOT be my last!

The action starts off with King Solomon (you know, ancient

Preston (of Preston a