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Brad’s 2025 Year in Books
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Brad Parks
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in New Jersey, The United States
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October 2009
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https://www.goodreads.com/bradparks
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Interference
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2020
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6 editions
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Say Nothing
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2017
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44 editions
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Closer Than You Know
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published
2018
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23 editions
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The Last Act
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2019
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18 editions
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Faces of the Gone (Carter Ross Mystery #1)
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2009
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12 editions
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Unthinkable
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published
2021
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10 editions
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The Girl Next Door (Carter Ross, #3)
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published
2012
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14 editions
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Eyes of the Innocent (Carter Ross Mystery #2)
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published
2011
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9 editions
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The Good Cop (Carter Ross, #4)
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2013
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13 editions
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The Boundaries We Cross
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2024
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5 editions
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THE LAST ACT.
I'm told some of you received an advanced copy of THE LAST ACT in your #GoodreadsChoice Award gift bags.
If so, I hope you'll post a review here on Goodreads and let me--and, y'know, the rest of the world--know what you think!
The Last Act
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If so, I hope you'll post a review here on Goodreads and let me--and, y'know, the rest of the world--know what you think!
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Riveting This is simply an incredible story. You’ll gobble it up. Benjamin Hall’s remarkable fortitude is equaled by the bravery and selflessness of the people who saved him. |
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There's nothing more crass than an author giving themselves a five-star review. . . . . . But I wouldn't have published this book if I didn't love it! Structurally, this is my most complex book, with a timeline that hops back and forth between two po ...more |
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Hey Kaceey! Just caught this review. It's probably the most clever Goodreads review I've ever seen. (Also, it was very nice--thank you!). So glad you
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This novel is wickedly brilliant. It's hard to say too much more without spoiling anything. Suffice it to say: I do this for a living--writing thrillers--and Freida McFadden had me totally fooled. But also massively entertained. Bravo, Freida. ...more |
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| Lou Berney creates characters that are real and flawed and human, and you just can't help but root for them. Hardly Reed is an unconventional anti-hero--a slacker, a stoner, an underachiever in all things. So it only makes sense that when he finally ...more | |
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“I always found strange comfort that the American propensity for mixing alcohol and firearms cut across racial, socioeconomic, and cultural divides, from rural redneck to ghetto gangbanger to skeet-shooting blue blood.”
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“I'm not saying it's simple to find and tell the truth. It takes a great deal of hard work, intellectual honesty, open-mindedness, and a willingness to keep listening to people even when your gut is telling you they're full of it. Then it involves drilling through the layers of one's cultural assumptions and prejudgments, all the way down to the mushy middle of all of us, where I believe there's a basic humanity that tells us what's right and what's wrong. If we as writers apply that code - without the anchors of agenda or ideology - we can lift our prose to something that can be called the truth. It's the very best of what journalism can and should be.”
― Eyes of the Innocent
― Eyes of the Innocent
“In some ways, no one is tougher on one another than sisters. Like parents, they're hyperaware of another's past foibles and faults; but, without the infinite parental capacity for love and forgiveness, they judge one another far more harshly for them.
I swear there are times when they really might kill one another. Until, of course, one of them is in trouble or threatened by an outside agent, in which case they band together into an unbreakable front.
Internally fractured yet externally united. The world over, it's the very definition of sisterhood.”
― Say Nothing
I swear there are times when they really might kill one another. Until, of course, one of them is in trouble or threatened by an outside agent, in which case they band together into an unbreakable front.
Internally fractured yet externally united. The world over, it's the very definition of sisterhood.”
― Say Nothing
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October/November 2014 Group Read. Voting time is October 9th through the 14th.
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| Mystery/Thriller ...: Bouchercon 2012, Day Three (Saturday) | 29 | 65 | Oct 18, 2012 03:17AM | |
| Around the World ...: New Jersey | 9 | 152 | Mar 07, 2013 12:36PM | |
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“I'm not saying it's simple to find and tell the truth. It takes a great deal of hard work, intellectual honesty, open-mindedness, and a willingness to keep listening to people even when your gut is telling you they're full of it. Then it involves drilling through the layers of one's cultural assumptions and prejudgments, all the way down to the mushy middle of all of us, where I believe there's a basic humanity that tells us what's right and what's wrong. If we as writers apply that code - without the anchors of agenda or ideology - we can lift our prose to something that can be called the truth. It's the very best of what journalism can and should be.”
― Eyes of the Innocent
― Eyes of the Innocent
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I don't know lol and i hope you come to new jersey in philly so i can meet you
Christine wrote: "Yeah i'm really enjoying the bookhow are you?"
I'm zooming around New Jersey on book tour. Flemington tonight. Maplewood tomorrow. How could I be better?
Yeah i'm really enjoying the bookhow are you?
Christine wrote: "i'm starting to read your book and it's getting really good"Glad you're enjoying!
i'm starting to read your book and it's getting really good
Thanks for adding this mystery & paranormal author. I'm looking forward to reading your reviews.Kris Neri
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