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Brian Spangler

Author of An Order of Coffee and Tears

17 Works 221 Members 16 Reviews

About the Author

Includes the names: B.A. Spangler, Brian Spangler

Series

Works by Brian Spangler

Killing Katie (2015) 36 copies
Superman's Cape (2012) 35 copies
From the Indie Side (2014) — Contributor — 22 copies
Going Gray (2014) 17 copies
Into the Dark (2016) 9 copies
End of Gray Skies (2016) 8 copies
A Painful Truth (2018) 6 copies
Gray Skies (2013) 5 copies
Fallen (2017) 5 copies
Endure (2017) 3 copies
Deceit (2017) 3 copies
Grave Mistakes (2018) 2 copies

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You have got to pick this book up

Wow, what an awesome read. I could not put this book down. I'm not kidding from the first sentence to the very last, you will be on the edge of your seat reading this suspense filled book. It only took me a day and a half , and that was only because I had to sleep, LOL! Seriously don't pass this awesome read up, you'll be glad you picked it up. I highly recommend this book to all you thriller and suspense readers, or newbies to this genre. Great work Brian!!… (more)
 
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JKJ94 | 5 other reviews | Jul 27, 2023 |
Killing Katie: A Deadly Vigilante Crime Thriller by Brian Spangler

And original story, moves at a steady pace, with attention to detail. Told from the first person person perspective. Amy is a modern vigilante wanting to rid the world of the bad. With a police detective husband, that is a not an easy task. Overall I found Killing Katie an enjoyable read.
 
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SheriAWilkinson | 5 other reviews | Aug 12, 2018 |
Killing Katie (An Affair With Murder #1) by Brian Spangler is a good but but certainly different, which is good! I can't say I have ever read a book from this point, and it was very intriguing. Worth the read, good book!
 
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MontzaleeW | 5 other reviews | Oct 14, 2017 |
This was not my kind of book. I don't necessarily like books to be rooted in reality but this one was just too unbelievable. Katie was not a very likeable character and her husband was basically a background figure whom we didn't get to know very well. The way they constantly called each other "babe" also annoyed me after a while. However, it is a book that will be enjoyed by others. We don't all enjoy the same things.
 
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scot2 | 5 other reviews | Feb 3, 2017 |

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Works
17
Members
221
Popularity
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Rating
4.0
Reviews
16
ISBNs
13

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