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Sing Her Down by Ivy PochodaAbout Enemy of the State, from the publisher:
I've had this one on my Kindle forever. In fact, I think I somehow got a digital ARC. I remember reading the first few pages and immediately deciding to set it aside because the language was so rich that I knew I wanted to come back to it. And I've been reading it on and off for the past year. Not because it's not a good book — it's great in fact — but because it's the kind of book you want to savor. The characters and story are excellent, sure, but it's the language, the...[read on]
From USA Today bestselling author Robert Swartwood comes Enemy of the State, the propulsive, thrilling, and much anticipated follow-up to The Killing Room ...Visit Robert Swartwood's website.
The world believed Daniel Burke was dead.
At least, the few people in the government who knew he existed did. Once part of an elite black op team, Burke faked his death so he could avengehis brother. Now that those responsible have been brought to justice, he plans to leave the country and start a new life.
But before Burke can even get on the plane, his old team has tracked him down.
The CIA believes Daniel Burke is a traitor--an enemy of the state--who must answer for his crimes. But others in government simply want him dead.
Knowing he's been set up, Burke is the only one who can track down and expose the real traitor--before it's too late.
Q&A with Robert Swartwood.
The Page 69 Test: The Killing Room.
Writers Read: Robert Swartwood.
--Marshal Zeringue
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