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Drew Peterson Exposed
 

Drew Peterson Exposed breaks explosive news in the case of the disappearance of Stacy Peterson and the death of Kathleen Savio.

Under embargo until October 1, 2008, and breaking exclusively with a major television network on September 30, 2008, Drew Peterson Exposed goes where books have rarely gone in the past—a breaking news investigation on a current crime story.

Drew Peterson gave crime author and journalist Derek Armstrong hundreds of hours of exclusive interviews, in hopes his "full story" would be revealed, allowing Armstrong to discover breaking news and never-before-published information.

 

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MADicine, An Alban Bane Thriller

"A mesmerizing satirical thriller." —STARRED Booklist Review

"Detective Alban Bane's second outing takes a satirical look at genetics research companies, zombie films and more in Armstrong’s action-packed novel." Publishers Weekly

“Amusing and entertaining ... recommended for all libraries.”—Library Journal

In his follow-up to the excellent The Game, Armstrong takes on a whole new set of challenges ... brilliance in which Armstrong blends comedy, parody, and adventure in genuinely innovative ways.”—Booklist

 

 

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MADicine cover

Song of Montségur Trilogy


"Magnificent. Bawdy. Funny. Exciting." Wise Tarot Magazine

"Brilliance in which Armstrong blends comedy, parody, and adventure in genuinely innovative ways." Booklist

"A wonderful work of art." Aeclectic

"The tarot-themed characters are inspired. An author to watch." F&B


  The Last Troubadour
 

The Game


"Rich with humor and thrills." Foreword

"Dark tongue and cheek thriller." Library Journal.

"Sexy." Publishers Weekly
  The Game

 

Find out why both Booklist and F&B call Armstrong "an author to watch."

If you enjoy thrillers, satirical novels, historical epics, tarot cards,

excitement or laughs — Derek Armstrong is a must read.

 


Derek Armstrong—novelist and author of controversial and humorous thrillers. In the novel The Game, Derek takes swipes at reality television. In the historical epic The Last Troubadour, he targets the overheated religious thriller. In the suspense mystery thriller MADicine, Derek aims at science for profit. Find out why Derek believes “thrills and laughs belong together.”

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