Books by B. Kent Anderson
language
English
review 1: Although not great literature, Cold Glory was a really fun read. It avoided most of the issues that plague the action-conspiracy genre and make most books of that genre unreadable.The sense of time was fairly realistic. The characters were not in Rome on one page, in Paris on the...
language
English
review 1: Meg Tolman gets an unexpected call. A friend from college, whom she hasn't spoken to in years, has died and listed her as a contact. As she goes to figure out what to do, Meg finds out that all of her family is dead. The death looks suspicious, like someone clumsily tried to mak...