Faithless Elector

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Product Details
Price
$15.99  $14.87
Publisher
Faithless Elector
Publish Date
Pages
220
Dimensions
5.5 X 8.5 X 0.5 inches | 0.63 pounds
Language
English
Type
Paperback
EAN/UPC
9780692797839

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About the Author
James McCrone has an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of Washington, in Seattle. He lives in Philadelphia, PA, with his wife and children
Reviews

"Faithless Elector is a fast-moving topical thriller." Its "surprising twists add up to a highly suspenseful read." -Publishers Weekly (July 11)

"A gripping and intelligently executed political drama." -Kirkus Reviews

"A solidly crafted, high-concept thriller. It's taut and well-paced, but for readers reading between the lines it also works on a moral level." -BookViral

"The pleasure of Faithless Elector lies not just in its smooth evocative prose, but in the author's justified confidence that good writing can make chases through recognizable locales sufficiently exciting without a Navy SEAL or a terrorist plot." -Plattsburgh Press-Republican

"Be prepared to read this book in a very short period of time-it's that intriguing. There are mysterious deaths, a hint of romance, amateur detective work, and a plot that will have you wondering who done it right up until the end...and maybe afterwards." Florence Osmund (author/reviewer), IndieBooksILike.com

"I could hardly put it down. The characters in this book were strong and believable... particularly Imogen Trager, a former grad-student of his who is now working for the FBI...The descriptions and imagery were fantastic. The author described the various settings using prose that read like literary ambrosia. Yet, he knew when to cut to the chase, literally, and make the story and plot move at a breathless pace. It reminded me so much of Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan novels..." -Marcha Cox (author/reviewer) Two-Cents Worth blog