About the book:
Following up on the adventures of men in uniform in Frasier Island and Finding Marie, Susan Page Davis offers readers another suspenseful novel of international diplomacy and romance.
Claudia Gillette, an upscale magazine correspondent, will go to any lengths for a good story. Bill White, a navy lieutenant, performs secret missions all over the world. Attraction sizzles between them, but these two can't synchronize their globe-trotting watches long enough for a date. Claudia also has more than romance in mind...she wants the inside story on Bill's exotic assignments.
When she goes over his head and obtains permission to join his outfit on a sensitive mission in the Philippines, Bill is both angry and afraid for her. Will her presence endanger his team? When things go badly, only faith in God can give them hope for tomorrow...but even if they both make it, what's the inside scoop on Bill and Claudia having a future together?
My thoughts:
I loved the first two books in the series so I know I'll love this one, too. Susan Page Davis is an excellent suspense writer and always keeps me on the edge of my seat. And if you're not sure about the pulse pounding action, check out the video trailer of her book on Barnes and Noble's site. Just click on the overview tab if you don't see the video right away. Here is the link.
Inside Story book video trailer
I can't explain why I love suspense, I just do. I guess because it gets my adrenaline going lol
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the "brain work", i think. i have to be careful what i read and when i read it at the moment but i am missing some of what i used to read...like legal thrillers, for example.
ReplyDeleteanyways, i'm entering for this book because i just got given the first two in the series for my birthday earlier this month. :)
i love everything about suspense novels and I am currently reading the alphabet series by Sue Grafton and they are fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI like suspense because it keeps you guessing. They're not as predictable as some books are. As far as specific suspense novels, I loved the first two in this series and Dee Henderson's books are amazing.
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Ooh, ooh, pick me, pick me! ;-) I love suspense novels - always have. I love the way they make me feel and I love trying to figure them out. Thanks for the gret review.
ReplyDeletelike suspense novels- they keep you going and you think you have it solved then it doesn't go the way you thought- I love it
ReplyDeleteWhat a great question! I guess I like suspense because it keeps my attention better. I have to know what's going to happen and it's fun to guess. . . so different than real life where I know how the laundry and housecleaning will turn out. Well, sometimes dinner concoctions are pretty suspenseful!
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I enjoy the chase of a suspense novel. Not really the scary kind but the "edge of your seat" kind. I like finding out in the end that it wasn't who I thought!
ReplyDeleteAs far as a favorite, Susan Page Davis is in that catagory especially Fraiser Island. But also at the top is DiAnn Mill's "When the Lion Roars" and "When the Nile Runs Red". Those keep you on the edge of your seat as well as open your eyes to some of the atrocities happening in our world today!
Thank you for entering me in the drawing!
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I love the mystery and the intrigue. *crossing my fingers for luck!*
ReplyDeleteI enjoy reading suspense novels because you never know what the next page is going to bring and its always so exciting to turn the page!
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Have always enjoyed the suspense genre, the turn the page, can't put down reads.
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Since I was young I always enjoyed the suspense genre. Love the page turning, can't put down reads. Hope I win since I am always looking for the next great book.
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I like suspense because its exciting when you don't know what is going to happen.
ReplyDeleteI love suspense because it keeps me wanted to read to find out what is next.
ReplyDeleteBeyond the Reflection's Edge by Byran Davis was good and
Robert Liparules Dream House Kings Series is good.
I'm reading Daniel's Den right now.
I don't know my favorite all time suspense, but I really enjoyed the newest one by Irene Hannon titled Against All Odds.
ReplyDeleteI like to mix suspense with regular Christian Fiction.
I loved Frasier Island. I'd love to read this one. sallybradleywrites AT gmail DOT com
ReplyDeleteI love suspense because it keeps me focused and entertained, none the less on the edge of my seat. lol. shadowsangell(at)hotmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI love suspense novels because they are my favor books to read. I read more suspense and thriller than anything else. I don't have favorite books, but I do have favorite authors. Like Greg Iles,Karen Rose,Lisa Jackson, and many many more.
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I love suspense because it keeps me up at night all creeped out and it keeps my husband awake as I keep grabbing him and whispering loudly, "WHAT WAS THAT!" :) lol
ReplyDeleteGlad to see so many people excited about this book. Hey, I love Dee Henderson, too! We are digging out from a big snowstorm here in Maine. Hope you all are keeping warm.
ReplyDeleteI love all the twist and turns in a good suspense novel con5459(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeletei love that it keeps my mind going
ReplyDeletesuspense keeps the pages turning... ;-)
ReplyDeletehave always loved a good suspense book
ReplyDeleteI lead a relatively boring life so living vicariously through a good suspense book is fun!
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There is nothing like sitting on the edge of your seat waiting for the answer to the riddle.
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thats the kind of books what keep me going on and on
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I love mysteries and suspense books, why, because I always try to stretch my imagination by solving the mystery before the book tells you the solution or resolves the mystery. A good mystery I read recently is "The Spy who came for Christmas", I enjoyed the basic story yet I loved the mystery behind the wise men which was also detailed in this book. A great read!
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I am a subscriber, too!
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I don't know exactly what it is but I enjoy reading and can't wait to find that book that I can't put down until I read that one more paragraph or maybe the next double space to start a new thought or maybe the next chapter. LOL I love to read one that is hard to put down be it suspense, romance or just plain old family living!!
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I would so love to read this book! I enjoy her books immensely! Many thanks, Cindi
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I love suspense novels because I get so into them
ReplyDeletethat I keep turning the pages until I get to the end of the book.
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I love not knowing what's going to happen next! how thrilling :)
ReplyDeleteI liked the first two books in this series. I also like photography so this should be interesting if they actually make the lady work. Some authors seem to forget that the characters have jobs.
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Hey, Sylvia! Love your comment. Yes, Claudia actually works in the book--a lot. However, she usually has a photographer along with her, and it's Tommy Knowlton who rakes in the awards for great photos, no matter what the cover of the book shows you. You'll find Claudia to be a hard-working writer who loves to go for the story that's hard to get. Unfortunately, she also has to bail Tommy out sometimes when he gets in trouble. Like when his passport is stolen in Peru, or when. . .well, I'll let you read it and decide whether YOU think Claudia should cover for him or make him grow up and take responsibility for his own actions. And that's just a minor sideplot to the story.
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I love reading suspense books because I can live vicariously through the characters in the book. They lead much more exciting lives then I do.
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And the winner is...
ReplyDeleteHolly O!
I love a good suspense novel.
ReplyDeleteI just love reading suspense because I never zone out and get bored and I stay on the edge of my seat!
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Suspence is intriging,exciting and keeps you involved in the storyline.I am a subscriber.
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ReplyDeleteSuspense and Mystery are my favourite genres. It makes my heart pump hard and can't wait to see what happens next.
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always liked suspense stories
ReplyDeleteI love a good "page-turner" that keeps you wanting to find out what happened next and "whodoneit".
ReplyDeleteI enjoy suspense because it is never boring like some books!
ReplyDeletei like that suspense keeps you guessing.
ReplyDeleteI am an analyzer by nature. I am always trying to guess what happens in movies, tv and books. I love it when any of those things can keep me on the edge of my seat.
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I love suspense because of all of the twists and turns in the story !!
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I love suspense because it keeps my on the edge of my seat
ReplyDeleteI like suspense because it keep me on the edge of my seat. I love that holding your breath type feeling.
ReplyDeleteOne of my suspense novels was a "funny" one...."Agnes & The Hitman".....Love it!!!
I love suspense because I love being on the edge of my seat, not being able to wait and see what happens next!
ReplyDeleteI love suspense novels that keep me on the edge of my seat and my fingers itching to turn the page to find out what happens next.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like a great book. Thanks for the giveaway. Please enter me.
Suspense gives me gooseflesh! I like!
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I love suspense because it takes me away from everyday life, into another world. Escapism, I guess. Thanks for the chance to win a copy of what sounds like a great book.
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ReplyDeleteI love suspense as it is so much like real life. You never know what is coming next but can't wait to see what it is. It is like a roller coaster ride with all the fun twists and turns!
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I love suspense because you never know what is coming. You try to guess what is going to happen (although most of the time I am wrong). I love Elizabeth Lowell books for suspense. Thank you
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ATTENTION: I chose a winner like two weeks ago so I need to let you all know if you scroll up you will see a post that says "and the winner is" and that's when I announced the winner. No more entries please!
ReplyDeleteI love the kind of book that offers so many possibilities and of course I rarely pick the right one. I love Lisa Jackson's books as well as Sue Grafton. In fact, I have a long list of favorite authors.
ReplyDeleteI love suspense novels because they keep me thinking.
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I love suspemse books because of the element of danger and trying to guess the plot and outcome. Most times the wrong conclusion is reached. garrettsambo@aol.com
ReplyDeleteI love suspense.
ReplyDeleteSuspense novels get my mind going but sometimes in circles.
ReplyDeleteI love suspense novels because it feed the secret PI in me!
ReplyDeleteI love trying to solve the crime or the who done it myself.
You know that moment when you read where the villian is exposed & you're like I KNEW IT!
Makes me feel smart..lol.
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Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeletei love suspense, because it makes me want to turn and anticipate the next page!
I love suspense because it's exciting and interesting.
ReplyDeleteI like suspense novels because they are not so predictable as most books. I am always looking for something different and surprising.
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