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Extreme Denial

by David Morrell

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Fast and satisfying. Cannot ask for more. (

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polutropos | Oct 4, 2008 |

It was good but not quite as good as the other book I read by him. Very edge of your seat. (

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The pleasures of Santa Fe, New Mexico, and a beautiful woman named Beth Dwyer look very good to burned-out intelligence agent Steve Decker. But beneath the lovely surfaces of both lie darkness and danger--which is why we read this kind of book in the first place, right? David Morrell pulls it off as smoothly as anyone in the genre, working within that frame where our expectations of action and surprise live. His last book, Desperate Measures, is also available in paperback.

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