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What makes The Never Game different isn’t just the action, it’s the psychology behind survival. This quote nails the book’s heartbeat: readiness isn’t paranoia, it’s power. Every scene feels like a test, and failure isn’t an option. Deaver fans know... you don’t read his work, you play it.

Modica, Scenari 2025 saluta e da appuntamento al prossimo anno Jeffery Deaver, Melania Mazzucco e Nadia Terranova gli ultimi protagonisti L'articolo Modica, cala il sipario su Scenari 2025 proviene da Quotidiano di Ragusa.

Tuning into the new offering from CBS called Tracker. It may just be me but it feels like a pale version of Travis McGee. The "tanned

Source: Review copyPublication: 8th May 2025 from Harper CollinsPP: 416ISBN-13: 978-0008665951 My grateful thanks to Harper Collins for an advance copy for review As a longtime fan of Jeffrey Deave…

Source: Review copyPublication: 8th May 2025 from Harper CollinsPP: 416ISBN-13: 978-0008665951 My grateful thanks to Harper Collins for an advance copy for review As a longtime fan of Jeffrey Deave…

Source: Review copyPublication: 8th May 2025 from Harper CollinsPP: 416ISBN-13: 978-0008665951 My grateful thanks to Harper Collins for an advance copy for review As a longtime fan of Jeffrey Deave…

Source: Review copyPublication: 8th May 2025 from Harper CollinsPP: 416ISBN-13: 978-0008665951 My grateful thanks to Harper Collins for an advance copy for review As a longtime fan of Jeffrey Deaver’s thrillers, I came to South of Nowhere expecting sharp twists, layered characters, and tightly wound suspense—and I got all of that and more. This latest Colter Shaw novel is not just an action-packed race against nature; it’s also a tense, emotional family drama that deepens Shaw’s personal arc in meaningful ways.

A former journalist, folksinger and attorney, Jeffery Deaver is an international number-one bestselling author. His novels have appeared on bestseller lists around the world, including The New York Ti...

And another week passes us by. Been really busy at work. Add in a trip to the theatre to see Dear Evan Hansen, attending a gender reveal party, and going to see Six The Musical at the cinema, has made a bit of a dent in my reading progress. I've still managed to complete a couple of books and start a third, but also made the most of the good weather so bookishness has taken a back seat.

How are we in the final week of February? What is happening to this year? In some respects, I'm glad it is passing quickly as it means I am closer to my holiday. And the troubles that plagued the start of my year are now over and done with. I started in my new role on Monday and, while I have a lot to learn, it's a great team and if I am honest, a lot more relaxed than the old job.

Tuning into the new offering from CBS called Tracker. It may just be me but it feels like a pale version of Travis McGee. The "tanned

Tuning into the new offering from CBS called Tracker. It may just be me but it feels like a pale version of Travis McGee. The "tanned

Can you believe we are in the second half of January already? I have many reasons for wanting to see the back of this month, and a rather big one for wanting it to last as long as possible. But time never stands still and onward we march towards the month they call February. Can't even say that there is much to enjoy there to be honest as Easter is really late this year so even Pancake Day doesn't put in appearance until March!

James Bond as you've never sen him before...in the smas…