Books by Stephen W. Frey
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review 1: I have been reading Frey's books from the beginning. Because of his background, he has been writing thrillers involved in the financial market. So when I picked up this book, I was shocked and excited to see what it was about. He combines baseball, mystery, Mafia, and murder -...
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review 1: Created more than forty years ago by secret executive order, Red Cell Seven is a highly classified intelligence agency tasked with protecting America from the most catastrophic of terrorist attacks. But in the aftermath of a string of deadly terrorist attacks across the nation, R...
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review 1: This was a decent story with the really good narration. The story was rather predictable however, something about the author's writing style kept my interest. Although I liked the main character well enough, I found myself getting irritated with him time and time again. He cont...
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review 1: In "Arctic Fire," Stephen Frey introduces us to Red Cell Seven (RCS), an ultra-secret arm of the U.S. intelligence apparatus. RCS has been operating for over 40 years and is apolitical, protecting the interests of the United States rather than any one political ideology. The new ...