Saturday, September 07, 2013

watch it lobster!

Even the shelf animals want to get their arms on an ARC of RUNNER the new high octane thriller by Patrick Lee (due out Feb 2014)




Hannah The Amazing (godsend to the stars!) contemplating lobster stew!

One of my favorite blurb on this book:

"If Jack Reacher ever decides to retire, I know a guy named Sam Dryden." --Dan Krokos


 Want to see for yourself?

Here are the first three chapters


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7 comments:

  1. Anonymous9/7/13, 11:15 AM

    I read the first three chapters. He had me...right there..., hanging upside down with Dryden and the girl. This is generally not what I read, but I admit to being mesmerized and intrigued!

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  2. french sojourn9/7/13, 3:22 PM

    And it's "Already the most explosive thriller in 2014."

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  3. JD Paradise9/8/13, 1:39 AM

    Is this a sequel to Breach and the one whose name I can't remember (I hope I got Breach right--whatever it was called, I liked it a lot :) )

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  4. Amy Schaefer9/8/13, 2:11 AM

    I remember back when Breach went on sale at amazon for 99 cents. I bought it... then a few hours I bought ghost Country... then a few hours later I bought Deep Sky. So I'm really excited to read Runner.

    And I'm going to start banging the contest drums for an ARC of this book. CON-TEST! CON-TEST! CON-TEST! CON-TEST!

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  5. Anonymous9/8/13, 11:30 AM

    LOL. Good one Amy. I'm with you. CON-TEST! CON-TEST! CON-TEST! (before we go into withdrawals!)

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  6. Terri Lynn Coop9/8/13, 4:04 PM

    I was already afriended with Mr. Lee, he is a crack up.

    This is just a rocking looking ARC, one of the best I've seen. Can't wait for it to drop.

    Terri

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  7.  Patrick Lee9/9/13, 12:44 PM

    Thanks everyone! And the blurb from Dan Krokos is one of my favorites too!

    -Patrick

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