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A surveillance operation gone wrong, an organized crime case that involves police officers and the scene is set for what proves to be a classy and edgy debut for G M Moore and one that’s sure to get her noticed by avid readers of the genre.
Crime fiction is by necessity plot driven and writing a good police procedural, thriller or suspense novel isn’t easy. New authors often find themselves juggling so many plot threads that they become irrevocably tangled but Moore weaves hers with genuine flair and Explosive Forces is one of those novels where you’ll want to savour the fine detail.
A sure sign of a bestseller the forward momentum is relentless as Lisa and Alex find themselves drawn into a web of lies and misdirection and whilst Moore may be new to the genre she’s clearly adept at revealing her characters’ emotions. Doing so through well-conceived backstories and a word or two of well-sharpened banter that’s reminiscent of genre stalwart James Patterson.
Perhaps more importantly though Moore appreciates the value of having fun with a plot, turning its clichés into fresh experiences and infusing energy into the margins of what might otherwise have been a predictable story and on this level, Explosive Forces works great as both unconventional crime thriller and offbeat romance. It’s laid-back when it needs to be, but also taut, with the eerie foreboding of violence about to erupt and is sure to keep Moore’s readers on tenterhooks to the very last page and what proves to be a cracking denouement.
The start of an entertaining new series and one that should certainly sate the appetites of genre fans Explosive Forces is highly recommended.
An elegantly coiled puzzler that spins a tale of PTSD and pharmaceutical malpractice E. W. Johnson M.D. weaves absorbing plot threads into the cunningly unpredictable that like his previous release, virulence, observes how the shadier subsets of society operate in a needy, greedy, paranoid and duplicitous age.
With an interesting slant on human societal behaviour, James Sherwood Metts offers us ‘Planet Storyland and the Words of the Few’, an implicitly written account of human evolution, history and ultimately, folly, presented from a unique viewpoint.
Whilst the issues of prejudice and discrimination are multi-faceted and complicated beyond belief, a key moment for me was the day I picked up ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’. Harper Lee implicitly drilled down the relative unfairness of human existence into my 12-year-old brain, creating a sense of outrage that has stayed with me throughout my life.
Dusk creeps upon you as you make your way home, bringing with it the stillness and dark of night. As one sense shutters another opens, magnifying each whisper of wind-every shuffle on the pavement behind you.
The magical allure of time travel has held a fascination for the layman and scientist alike. Indeed, no well-read individual can think of time travel without their mind creeping back to H.G Wells.
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