Nathan Goodman

This was a thriller that kept me on the edge of my seat u until the very end. Cade Williams is just your regular nerd working at an Email server company when he gets promoted to the 17th floor where weird things are happening. He somehow gets involved with something he isn't supposed to know about. Luckily for him (or unluckily for him and luckily for the USA) his best friend has just graduated from FBI training and is called in to get Cade to help them uncover the source of reent terrorist events, As Cade and Jana (another new FBI agent) go from stealing secrets to stealing cars to helping the NSA figure out what threats are coming, the story speeds up and gets more complicated and exciting.
The last threat is a nuclear one - will they find the target in time to stop the detonation and save America? It was worth the reading to see if they did it.
I enjoy reading spy thrillers and this was an amazing effort. I will make sure to pick up another book by Nathan Goodman soon.
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Having received a True Crime Enthusiast badge from Amazon on my profile should server as an indication for one of my favorite genres to read/review. So, when I hear about this marvelous collection of 20 stories of murder and bedlam on September 23rd, I didn’t hesitate to pre-order it.

While these stories might not be true, they’re sure to pique my desire to read about ingenuous crimes, dreadful murders, mysteries able to cause heart palpitations, and not to forget about plot twists will make one wonder what did I miss or what’s going to happen next.

With 20 stories, from those involving international spies and high-tech surveillance to small, hometown whodunnits and conventional page-turning courtroom dramas [like Perry Mason] to those hardboiled detectives like Mike Hammer or Sam Spade, you’re given a collection of extraordinary protagonists going up against incredible odds in stories which have all written by awarding winning or best-selling USA Today authors.

Who knows what evil lives in the hearts of men? After reading these stories you might just might find out.… (more)