Books by William G. Tapply
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review 1: Interesting read: starts out a bit slow and disjointed but does come together as it moves along and holds your interest. Ending comes on you all of a sudden considering the slow buildup. I obviously did not enjoy this as much as this author's other books, right? Anyway, the story...
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review 1: Meet the world's most laconic special agent: Stoney Calhoun, an occasional Maine fishing guide who runs a sport shop with a beautiful female partner. We learn he woke up some years back in a VA hospital with no memories and unexplained talents for languages, weaponry, etc. App...
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review 1: #25 in the Brady Coyne series. Goodreads lists this novel as #28, which they obtain by including the 3 collaborations with Philip R. Craig, wherein Brady Coyne joins forces with Craig's protagonist J.W. Jackson. This is the final Brady Coyne novel and was published posthumously a...