The Reading Glass Magazine (LATFOB 2024 Edition)
18 | THE READING GLASS MAGAZINE MYSTERY & THRILLER Night of the Phantom: Episode I Carlos Manuel Reynosa Paperback: $11.99 | Kindle: $3.99 Perception is a powerful tool to obtain, it could turn the innocent into the guilty, a sinner in saint, a murder into a hero. But what happens when you have the ability to change that Perception. Will you be proven right or be proven wrong? Find out what Nick Solitario does in the Night of the Phantom: Episode One. Boys of Babylon Craig Draheim Paperback: $7.63 | Kindle: $3.99 In the Northern Midwest lies a tourist trap, its charm belying hidden dangers. Fudge tempts, but at what cost? Dark secrets lurk beneath the guise of quaint establishments. In 2004, tragedy struck as six boys exploited naive tourists, leading to a fatal end in a popular river. The town’s facade shatters as tragedy befalls its own, forcing parents to confront their children’s sinister nature in a place avoiding its demons. Blood & Water Linda Armstrong-Miller Paperback: $20.00 | Kindle: $9.99 Lisa Rivers is a genius with a photographic memory. She is the youngest and highest-paid computer designer in the Department of Defense. Her program promises no more POWs and can be used domestically. No more missing children. So, how is it that Lisa is kidnapped? How was her identity discovered? Is she still alive, and if so, can she be found before it is too late? 18 | READING GLASS BOOKS
1989: What Happens When A Killer Returns For Revenge James E. Smith, Jr. Paperback: $15.99 | Harback: $21.99 | Kindle: $8.99 In Monroe, Georgia, Detective Mike Allen captured Samuel Johnson, suspected Penny Murderer. Decades later, two new murders mimic the old case. Partner Marcus Jones is a victim. Allen faces suspicion and a race against time to solve the mystery. Meanwhile, Marcus’s widow, Attorney Nicole Jones, delves into secrets surrounding his death, straining her friendship with Allen. Loyalties are tested and secrets revealed in a gripping narrative of suspense and betrayal. Cat and Mouse K. Fitzpatrick Paperback: $13.99 | Harback: $17.99 | Kindle: $3.99 Mary Beth Strikker dreams of legal success since childhood. Excelling in college, passing the bar, she aims for town’s top lawyer. Enter Stan Howler, charismatic but ominous lawyer. He pursues Mary Beth, prompting a dangerous game of cat and mouse. Will she survive his darkness? Only time will reveal. The Day Always Comes Richard Osborn Paperback: $14.99 | Kindle: $4.99 Conceived through artificial insemination, Mike loses his single mother in a car accident at four. Raised by grandparents, he became a popular athlete. Enlisting in the navy, he befriends Mary, unaware she’ll change his life. Encouraged by her, he searches for his donor father, uncovering dark truths that challenge his identity. The Plot to Cool the Planet Sam Bleicher Paperback: $24.95 | Kindle: $9.99 Solar geoengineering is at the heart of this gripping speculative fiction thriller involving a notorious murder, a daring secret plot to slow climate disruption with solar radiation management, and intense international conflict and global negotiations over constructive action. 19 | READING GLASS BOOKS
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MYSTERY &<br />
THRILLER<br />
Night of the Phantom: Episode I<br />
Carlos Manuel Reynosa<br />
Paperback: $11.99 | Kindle: $3.99<br />
Perception is a powerful tool to obtain, it could turn the innocent<br />
into the guilty, a sinner in saint, a murder into a hero. But what<br />
happens when you have the ability to change that Perception.<br />
Will you be proven right or be proven wrong? Find out what Nick<br />
Solitario does in the Night of the Phantom: Episode One.<br />
Boys of Babylon<br />
Craig Draheim<br />
Paperback: $7.63 | Kindle: $3.99<br />
In the Northern Midwest lies a tourist trap, its charm belying hidden dangers.<br />
Fudge tempts, but at what cost? Dark secrets lurk beneath the guise of quaint<br />
establishments. In 2004, tragedy struck as six boys exploited naive tourists,<br />
leading to a fatal end in a popular river. <strong>The</strong> town’s facade shatters as tragedy<br />
befalls its own, forcing parents to confront their children’s sinister nature in a<br />
place avoiding its demons.<br />
Blood & Water<br />
Linda Armstrong-Miller<br />
Paperback: $20.00 | Kindle: $9.99<br />
Lisa Rivers is a genius with a photographic memory. She is the youngest and highest-paid<br />
computer designer in the Department of Defense. Her program promises no more POWs and can<br />
be used domestically. No more missing children. So, how is it that Lisa is kidnapped? How was<br />
her identity discovered? Is she still alive, and if so, can she be found before it is too late?<br />
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