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By: David; Block, Lawrence; Lehane, Dennis; Meltzer, Brad; Perry, Anne Baldacci
Publisher: Grand Central Publishing
January 01, 2007
All his books are great. Interesting, fast reads, can't put them down. Great attention to detail. I bought all of these books seperately and each is better than the last... more
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| 2. Identity Crisis (DC Comics) | 
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By: Brad Meltzer
Publisher: DC Comics
August 16, 2006
New York Times best-selling author Brad Meltzer takes a crack at the comic book spectrum with penciller Rags Morales, and the result is a life-changing event centered mostly on the minor players of the DC universe. When Elongated Man's wife is murdered, the other heroes suspect a plot to kill their families. As the entire crimefighting community scours the country for answers, five familiar heroes... more
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| 3. The Book of Lies |
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By: Brad Meltzer
Publisher: Grand Central Publishing
September 02, 2008
Book arrived promptly and in very good condition. It's just an okay book to read... more
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| 4. Dead Even | 
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By: Brad Meltzer
Publisher: Coronet Books
March 26, 1999
If I could give this book zero stars, I would have. The story is completely unbelievable. The dialog is ridiculous. No lawyer at a high-priced law firm and no Assistant District Attorney speak like the characters in this book speak. Sara, the newly hired ADA, who previously had worked 6 years at a high-priced law firm, answers her phone "This is Sara". And an "experienced" ADA takes time to coach her... more
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| 5. The Millionaires |
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By: Brad Meltzer
Publisher: Coronet Books
September 19, 2002
Oliver and Charlie Caruso are two brothers under pressure because they have huge hospital bills to pay because of their mother's illness. They work for a private investment bank so exclusive it only takes clients with at least two million dollars in their accounts. So one day when a three million dollar account belonging to a client who has passed away falls into their laps, they take it. After all... more
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| 6. The First Counsel |
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By: Brad Meltzer
Publisher: Grand Central Publishing
December 01, 2001
This one is very poorly written. The dialogue is sophomoric. The plot meandering and convoluted. There is little that is credible about the events and characters. The politics are only of marginal interest and the "thriller" aspect of the novel is extremely disappointing. But in the end the real killer is that one does not at all care about the individuals and their trials and tribulations - the book... more
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| 7. The Book of Fate |
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By: Brad Meltzer
Publisher: Vision
May 01, 2007
I'd describe this book as a mixture of Vince Flynn and Tom Clancy (minus the military, and sleep-inducing passages). There's a bunch of action, likable characters and a good ending. I can't ask for more in a book and have recommended it to several friends. ... more
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| 8. The Zero Game |
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By: Brad Meltzer
Publisher: Warner Books
January 20, 2004
Spoiler alert. I must say I agree with a lot of the reviewers that my interest in the story died after the main character died early on. Everything until then was a great read, then I just lost all interest when the other hero and the heroine took over the story. Still a fan of Meltzer though... :D... more
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| 9. The Tenth Justice |
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By: Brad Meltzer
Publisher: Harper
August 25, 2009
A lot of people seem to be on the fence about Brad Meltzer. And with most of the work he's done, I see an average rating of 3 stars. But I like the guy, I'm just going to say that. And being a bestseller, others like him as well. Does this make him the greatest author of all time? Nah, but it does mean he's turned some heads. I've read a couple of his works and enjoyed both. So when I saw his debut... more
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| 10. Justice League of America, Vol. 1: The Tornado's Path |
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By: Brad Meltzer
Publisher: DC Comics
September 23, 2008
Metzger's storyline has multiple subplots, but the overall theme is the evolution of both hero and villain; in this case, Red Tornado (John Smith) and Amazo. While in the astral plane, Tornado is aided by Deadman into inhabiting a fully human cloned body. However, this decision proves to be fateful. While Tornado loves feeling human again, his android body and Vixen's totem are stolen by mercenaries... more
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