Read Venom: A Thriller in Paradise (The Thriller in Paradise Series Book 3) Online
Authors: Rob Swigart
Tags: #Mystery, #mystery series, #thrillers, #suspense, #thriller and suspense, #contemporary fiction, #literature and fiction, #thriller & suspense, #Hawaii, #police procedural, #Charlie Chan, #detective, #detective series, #Hawaii fiction, #action, #action adventure, #technothriller, #men’s adventure, #medical mystery
Venom: A Thriller in Paradise (The Thriller in Paradise Series Book 3) (36 page)
We’ll give you your money back if you find as many as five errors. (That’s five verified errors— punctuation or spelling that leaves no room for judgment calls or alternatives.) If you find more than five, we’ll give you a dollar for every one you catch up to twenty. More than that and we reproof and remake the book. Email
[email protected]
and it shall be done!
Don’t miss the rest of Rob Swigart’s Thriller in Paradise series!
Fans Of The Da Vinci Code Will Also Enjoy…
The Thriller in Paradise Series:
VECTOR
TOXIN
VENOM
As Well As:
THE DELPHI AGENDA
Archaeology Novels:
STONE MIRROR
XIBALBA GATE
Satire:
LITTLE AMERICA
A.K.A. A COSMIC FABLE
THE TIME TRIP
Science Fiction:
THE BOOK OF REVELATIONS
PORTAL
We hope you enjoyed VENOM and wonder if you'd consider reviewing it on Goodreads, Amazon (
http://amzn.to/18uxyfN
), or wherever you purchased it? The author would be most grateful. And if you'd like to see other forthcoming mysteries, let us keep you up-to-date. Sign up for our mailing list at
www.booksbnimble.com
.
ROB SWIGART is the author of one nonfiction book, four electronic fiction titles, and 11 novels, including
Little America
, declared as “Wildly funny…” by the
LA Times
, and hailed as a “Bold and brassy… breathless romp with prose that crackles like a live wire, bites like a rabid dog, [and] smooths like 30-year-old Scotch,” by the
San Francisco Review of Books
. His classic and highly revered interactive novel
Portal
has attained near cult status as the first ever narrative “game” produced by Activision, published two years later as a hard copy novel by St. Martin’s Press, and heralded as “spooky, audacious, breakthrough science fiction” by Timothy Leary.
Now a visiting scholar at the Stanford University Archeology Center, Swigart’s most recent books include
The Delphi Agenda
, as well as two teaching novels,
Xibalba Gate
, a novel of the Ancient Maya, published by AltaMira, and
Stone Mirror
, a novel of the Neolithic, by Left Coast Press. These works weave near-future science fiction with famous and obscure archeological events, melding true fact and fiction as a conscious product of Swigart’s lifelong passion for using narrative to tell stories of the past as found in material records. He is currently working on a nonfiction book about the Neolithic.
