Doubleday Knopf just released this one earlier this week, and thanks to them we have two copies to giveaway. I'm thinking this is going to be one of the hottest thrillers of the season, based on all the buzz on Christopher Reich's website.
Here's the publisher's description:
The most riveting novel yet in Christopher Reich’s New York Times bestselling series—featuring Dr. Jonathan Ransom and his undercover-agent wife Emma, a dangerous woman with a mysterious past who has gone rogue in the high-stakes, serpentine world of international spies.
In 1980, a secret American B-52 crashes high in a remote mountain range on the Pakistan–Afghanistan border. Nearly thirty years later, and spanning locales from those peaks to New York City, a terrible truth will be revealed.
Jonathan Ransom returns as the resourceful doctor thrown into a shadowy world of double and triple agents where absolutely no one can be trusted. To stay alive, Ransom must unravel the mystery surrounding his wife—an enigmatic and lethal spy who plays by her own rules—and discover where her loyalties truly lie.
Rules of Betrayal is a masterfully plotted novel that cements Christopher Reich’s reputation as one of the most admired espionage thriller writers today.
I just got the first one in the series, Rules of Deception, and hope to get that one done by the time this review copy arrives.
So here are the rules for the giveaway:
- For one entry, leave a comment telling me whether you've read any of Reich's previous books. Include your email address (no email no win).
- Bonus entry- go to Christopher Reich's website and then leave me a separate comment telling me something interesting you read there.
- For an extra entry, leave a separate comment telling me you're a follower (or become one and let me know).
- For another entry, make a separate entry telling me you blogged about the giveaway, (sidebars are fine) and LEAVE ME THE LINK to the posting (if I don't get a link, the entry doesn't count).
- Since I don't twitter, tweet, or FB, you can get extra entries by visiting my blog every day, and leaving a comment about the current post. Just leave your comment on the contest post and tell me something about that day's post. Say "daily entry and the date and blah blah blah about the daily post." If I didn't post that day, then say "no post yet today." YOU CAN DO THIS UP TO 10 times. Altogether you could have up to 13 entries.
- US addresses only, no PO Boxes.
- Deadline is July 29th -noon EDT.
I have not read any of his books.
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..from his site...
ReplyDeleteI think it is interesting he was born in Japan. Although he came to the US when he was 4, so I doubt he remembers it.
Also, I think it is interesting that all his book covers are very masculine. Target audience?
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..and last, I am a follower on Google Friend Connect or whatever it is called and Google Reader.
ReplyDeleteThere! I deserve to win now...lol
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Way back when, I read Numbered Account. Thanks for the chance to win and read this one!
ReplyDeleteJHolden955(at)gmail(dot)com
I, too, thought it was interesting that he was born in Tokyo and that his dad was there for work as a travel agent.
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I have not read any of Reich's books but they look very interesting.
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He went to Georgetown and after that his first job was a stockbroker.
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I am a follower.
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This is a new writer to me but he sounds good.
ReplyDeleteI've been a follower for a long time now.
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I've read Numbered Account.
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That the author participated in the Outward Bound East Africa program at the age of 15.
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GFC follower.
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Daily entry for 7/18. No daily post yet!
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I have not read anything by this author until hopefully now.
ReplyDeleteI was interested to learn he was born in Japan.
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I read Rules of Deception and loved it!
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I have not yet read a Christopher Reich novel.
ReplyDeleteI am also a follower.
ReplyDeleteAlso blogged the giveaway in my sidebar.
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Daily entry for 7/20. No daily post yet...!
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Christopher Reich is a new author for me but this novel is intriguing!
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Christopher Reich was born in Tokyo, has climbed Mt. Kenya and went to Harvard!
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GFC follower!
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Daily entry 7/21. Today's post on wishlists was fun...they can get pretty long around here!
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I haven't read any books by this author yet, but my sister says he's great so I'm excited to see this giveaway!
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Daily entry 7/23. No daily post yet...but I liked yesterday's review about Major Pettigrew!
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Daily entry 7/24. Wish I had woken up to gooey cinnamon rolls!
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Daily entry 7/25. Graywolf Press is local one here! Glad it was spotlighted today.
ReplyDeleteI have never read any of Reich's books before.
ReplyDeleteThe author went to Joshua Tree in June to rock climb! I am too scared to do that!
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I am a new GFC follower.
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I have not read any of his books.
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He was born on my son's birthday! :)
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I'm a follower.
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I have not read any of his books yet. But I would love to read this one. Please enter me. Thanks!
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I think it is interesting that his first job after getting out of Georgetown University was a stockbroker.
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I follow on GFC.
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I've never read any of Reich's books but since you said it was a grabber from page 1, I want to rectify that situation.
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i haven't read anything by Reich yet but I would love too. :)
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ReplyDeleteDaily entry 7/26. I see you rec'd this today!
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I haven't read any of his books yet, but I'd like too!
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ReplyDeleteI haven't read any of Christopher Reich's previous books. Thanks for the chance!
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I read that Christopher Reich was born in Tokyo, Japan.
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No, I haven't read any of his books - but I'd like to!
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I follow on GFC!
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It was interesting that the author was born in Japan, and whenhe was 15 he spent a summer at an Outward Bound Camp in Kenya.
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I have not read any of his books
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Daily entry 7/28. No daily post, yet...!
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No, I haven't read any of his books.
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I am a gfc follower.
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Daily entry 7-29-10
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I have not read any of his books but I would like to.
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Follower
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Daily entry 7/29. I like your wishlist! Want to read the Thousand Autumn book too.
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