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Steve Berry

Columbus Thriller Uncovers Explorer's Secret Jewish Life

Dora Levy Mossanen | Posted 07.31.2012 | Books
Dora Levy Mossanen

The many readers who eagerly followed the adventures of Cotton Malone, Berry's beloved action hero, are in for a treat. The Columbus Affair, Steve Berry's first stand-alone thriller since 2005, is an arresting tour de force.

Where Is Cotton Malone When You Need Him?

Jackie K. Cooper | Posted 07.22.2012 | Books
Jackie K. Cooper

Memo to Steve Berry: bring back Cotton Malone and tone down the history lessons. We need more adventure and less information.

The Jefferson Key: Berry's Best

Jackie K. Cooper | Posted 07.31.2011 | Books
Jackie K. Cooper

The Jefferson Key is Steve Berry at his very best. He manages to combine history with fiction in such a way that it all seems absolutely possible and believable.

For Career Authors, Staying Published is the Real Challenge

Karen Dionne | Posted 06.01.2011 | Books
Karen Dionne

No one knows exactly how many books are published in the United States every year. Bowker, the leading provider of global book information, estimates 288,355 print titles were published in 2009.

The Emperor's Tomb Provides More Than Enough Historical Background About China

Jackie K. Cooper | Posted 05.25.2011 | Books
Jackie K. Cooper

In this day and age it is wise to know as much about China as possible. Perhaps that is why author Steve Berry gives you a history lesson and a half i...

The Paris Vendetta: Steve Berry Strikes Again

Jackie K. Cooper | Posted 05.25.2011 | Books
Jackie K. Cooper

Steve Berry continues his "Cotton Malone" series with The Paris Vendetta. There are assassination plots, searches for hidden treasure, and a taste of romance thrown into the mix.