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A pulse-pounding thriller of espionage, spy games, and treachery by the New York Times bestselling author of the Tracy Crosswhite Series.

Former CIA case officer Charles Jenkins is a man at a crossroads: in his early sixties, he has a family, a new baby on the way, and a security consulting business on the brink of bankruptcy. Then his former bureau chief shows up at his house with a risky new assignment: travel undercover to Moscow and locate a Russian agent believed to be killing members of a clandestine US spy cell known as the seven sisters.

Desperate for money, Jenkins agrees to the mission and heads to the Russian capital. But when he finds the mastermind agent behind the assassinations—the so-called eighth sister—she is not who or what he was led to believe. Then again, neither is anyone else in this deadly game of cat and mouse.

Pursued by a dogged Russian intelligence officer, Jenkins executes a daring escape across the Black Sea, only to find himself abandoned by the agency he serves. With his family and freedom at risk, Jenkins is in the fight of his life—against his own country.

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It’s been a while since I lost sleep reading a book, but I kid you not, The Eighth Sister is a pageturner in every sense of the word. It gripped me right from the beginning and wouldn’t let go until the final word. Spy games, counterintelligence, dilemma, betrayal, legal drama—it has it all. Former CIA case officer Charles Jenkins left the agency under unpleasant circumstances while working in Mexico city. Now much later, an old colleague pays him a visit when his security consulting firm is struggling due to financial distress. He is presented with a mission to locate a Russian agent linked with a U.S spy cell—The seven sisters—located in the highest levels of the Russian government. I can’t say too much more you’ll just have to read it. What an epic story! I sure hope Robert Dugoni continues this storyline with future books because there’s definitely room for it.

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“[Dugoni] has outdone himself here, serving up a double-barrelled blast of action mixed with espionage in what’s perhaps his most unputdownable thriller yet…Treason, moles, and plenty of misdirection…Robert Dugoni’s The Eighth Sister is a high-stakes game between spies, and he doesn’t take his foot off the gas pedal for a second.” —The Real Book Spy

“Exhilarating…A tightly written, flawlessly executed espionage novel that takes the reader on a refreshingly unique, white-knuckle journey through the byzantine world of modern intelligence.” —Steven Konkoly, USA Today bestselling author

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Robert Dugoni is the New York Times, #1 Amazon, and #1 Wall Street Journal Bestselling Author of the Tracy Crosswhite series: My Sister’s Grave, Her Last Breath, In the Clearing, The Trapped Girl and Close to Home, as well as the short prequels The Academy and Third Watch. The police procedural featuring Seattle Homicide Detective Tracy Crosswhite has kept Dugoni in the Amazon top 10 for more than three years and sold more than 4 million copies. He is also the author of the critically acclaimed The Extraordinary Life of Sam Hell, released April 2018. Dugoni’s first series featured attorney David Sloane and CIA agent Charles Jenkins.

He is the winner of the Nancy Pearl Award for fiction, a two-time nominee for the Harper Lee Award for Legal Fiction, A two-time nominee for the Mystery Writer’s of America Edgar Award and a two-time nominee for the International Thriller of the year. His non-fiction expose, The Cyanide Canary, was a 2004 Best Book of the Year. He is published in more than 30 countries and two dozen languages.

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Robert Dugoni, the bestselling author of the Tracy Crosswhite police procedural series and several stand-alones, presents his newest protagonist. If you’ve eagerly devoured his previous works for their cinematic pacing, tautly written thrills and wonderfully developed characters, you’re in for all of that and so much more with THE EIGHTH SISTER.

In this series starter, we meet 60-year-old Charles Jenkins, a former CIA agent who now runs his own security company. In the past, Jenkins delighted in tormenting KGB officers in Mexico City, but he has sworn off that life in exchange for a family with his wife Alex, their son CJ and a new baby on the way. Unfortunately, his company is in serious debt, and with his wife suffering from preeclampsia, he is weathering much of the stress on his own.

That all changes when a former agency colleague pays Jenkins a surprise visit and makes him a shocking offer. Jenkins learns that back in the Cold War days, seven Russian girls were raised practically from birth to report to the United States on the KGB and the Kremlin’s doings; they were known to the CIA as the Seven Sisters. Now all in their 60s, these women had no idea the others existed --- but three have turned up dead, and the CIA has reason to believe that Putin has employed an eighth sister who has been tasked with tracking them down and murdering them.

Because Jenkins’ company has an office in Moscow and he is already trained to deal with the KGB (now the FSB), it would be easy to reinstate him just long enough to discover the identity of this eighth sister and report her to the agency. Desperate for money, Jenkins agrees, hoping that it will be an easy case. After all, he has not been assigned with any violence --- he merely has to identify the eighth sister and share her identity with the agency. Of course, nothing is as easy as it seems when international relations are concerned, and Jenkins knows he should be prepared for anything.

"As always, I am blown away by Dugoni’s ability to tackle any genre, any setting and any type of character with any background.... From the start, Dugoni pulls his readers in with an instantly likable yet complex character."

When Jenkins arrives in Russia, he stands out immediately: not only is he a six-foot-tall African American man, his status as a former CIA agent instantly raises red flags. He is well aware that the FSB knows he has entered the country and is no doubt tracking him, but then that is part of the game. His plan is to reveal some highly classified, but not dangerous, information to the first FSB agent to approach him, earn the Kremlin’s trust and hint that he knows the identities of the remaining four sisters. The agency believes that doing so will bring the eighth sister to him --- case closed. But Russia is a contradiction of a country: endlessly patient yet woefully corrupt. Jenkins will have to keep his wits about him if he is to leave Russia alive and with his mission completed.

Everything is going according to plan when Jenkins is approached by Federov, an FSB agent, and his backup, Arkady. The three meet on several occasions, and Jenkins continues to reveal classified but non-essential information slowly, as per orders. But when Federov begins to suspect that Jenkins knows more than he is letting on, their careful alliance is torn, and Jenkins is on the run. He is soon approached by a woman who also claims to work with the CIA, but as the two are sworn from revealing their sources to one another, Jenkins must enter yet another cautious alliance. He and the woman, Anna, escape the FSB narrowly, and Dugoni begins a thrilling game of cat and mouse. The more Jenkins and Anna talk, the more it seems that one or both of them have been set up --- and not by the Russian government. With the FSB on his tail and many lives (including his family’s) at risk, Jenkins is left more or less stranded in Russia with only his decades-old training, his keen eye and some serious espionage potential.

Whenever I pick up one of Dugoni’s books, I know that I will be greeted with a hard-hitting issue that truly feels “ripped from the headlines.” Focusing on international relations between America and Russia, THE EIGHTH SISTER is no different, though Dugoni does a fabulous job of filling in just enough fiction to offer his readers a reprieve from the news. The book is divided into two parts, with the first acting as more of a spy thriller and the second asking about the legality of it all with some hearty courtroom drama. Whether you’re a fan of the Tracy Crosswhite series or enjoyed THE 7th CANON, you definitely will find something to love in THE EIGHTH SISTER, with the thrill of international espionage adding a new element to the mix.

As always, I am blown away by Dugoni’s ability to tackle any genre, any setting and any type of character with any background. It seems like I am exaggerating, I know, but I feel certain that anyone who has read him will back me up. From the start, he pulls his readers in with an instantly likable yet complex character. With Jenkins, his age sets him apart, but adds a nice layer of humanity that I was worried I would miss in transitioning from his Tracy Crosswhite series. At 60 years old, Jenkins is not just an adventurous CIA agent; he has way more on his mind than the Jason Bournes and Jack Ryans of the world.

Surprisingly, I also loved Federov, the book’s relentless villain. With alternating chapters told from his point of view, readers are able to enter a more Russian mindset. Although I was rooting against Federov officially, I loved seeing the chase from his perspective and sort of almost wanted him to catch Jenkins as much as I wanted Jenkins to get away. Confusing though it may sound, my enjoyment of Federov is just another example of Dugoni’s masterful characterizations.

I was also mesmerized by the little details Dugoni employs to keep his settings fresh and realistic. For example, his descriptions of Russian protocol with espionage, bribery and secrecy were all fascinating and decidedly different from what I would expect from similar books set in the United States or other countries. It is clear that Dugoni researched endlessly for THE EIGHTH SISTER, and yet, as I mentioned earlier, it never feels bogged down by too many facts.

All of that said, I will add that this novel seemed a bit more “out there” than your typical Dugoni book. But if you are willing to suspend your disbelief a bit, you will be treated to a truly action-packed, fast-paced and absolutely exhilarating thrill ride --- and, perhaps in Charles Jenkins, your new favorite character.

Reviewed by Rebecca Munro on April 26, 2019

The Eighth Sister by Robert Dugoni

Publication Date: April 9, 2019
Genres: Fiction , Suspense , Thriller
Paperback: 477 pages
Publisher: Thomas & Mercer
ISBN-10: 1503903311
ISBN-13: 9781503903319

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Review: ‘The Eighth Sister’ is a gripping thriller

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“The Eighth Sister” by Robert Dugoni (Thomas and Mercer).

Charles Jenkins has left his time in the CIA far behind and now lives with his family on a farm on a remote island in Washington state. His wife is expecting their second child, and he runs a security consulting business to pay the bills. When financial issues force him to contemplate how to pay his employees while at the same time keeping his wife as stress-free as possible due to pregnancy complications, Jenkins receives an offer he should refuse.

His former boss arrives at the farm and asks him to travel undercover to Moscow to find a Russian operative targeting agents from the United States that were part of an operation known as the “Seven Sisters.” The hope is that when Jenkins arrives in Russia and starts to ask questions, the elusive agent known as the Eighth Sister will make her presence known. Jenkins desperately needs the money, so he reluctantly agrees to the mission.

The initial routine assignment soon turns deadly when Jenkins stumbles upon a buried secret, and with that comes the wrath of a Russian intelligence officer. He wants Jenkins eliminated, and like Javert in “Les Miserables,” will not give up under any circumstances. Now it becomes a race as Jenkins tries to escape foreign territory while the climate favors an angry Russian official who wants his brand of justice.

Robert Dugoni has crafted a thriller with “The Eighth Sister” that echoes the best of classic Russian literature with a hint of John LeCarre added to the mix. When the storyline veers into predictability, the narrative takes a drastic turn and becomes a legal drama that will remind readers of Scott Turow’s best. This novel is destined to be a classic in the genre, and Dugoni is arguably one of the best writers in the field right now.

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The Eighth Sister (Charles Jenkins Book 1)

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“Exhilarating…A tightly written, flawlessly executed espionage novel that takes the reader on a refreshingly unique, white-knuckle journey through the byzantine world of modern intelligence.”

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An Amazon Charts, Washington Post , and Wall Street Journal bestseller.

A pulse-pounding thriller of espionage, spy games, and treachery by the New York Times bestselling author of the Tracy Crosswhite Series.

Desperate for money, Jenkins agrees to the mission and heads to the Russian capital. But when he finds the mastermind agent behind the assassinations―the so-called eighth sister―she is not who or what he was led to believe. Then again, neither is anyone else in this deadly game of cat and mouse.

Book 1 of 3 Charles Jenkins
Print length 477 pages
Language English
Publication date 9 April 2019
Dimensions 13.97 x 2.54 x 20.96 cm
ISBN-10 1503903311
ISBN-13 978-1503903319
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An Amazon Best Book of the Month: Mystery, Thriller, and Suspense

“A gripping thriller…[ The Eighth Sister ] is destined to be a classic in the genre, and Dugoni is arguably one of the best writers in the field right now.” —Associated Press

“With lean prose and spot-on local color, this plot-driven thriller pulses with tension and fraught escapes, the action capped by a courtroom drama as good as any from Grisham. A must-read for fans of legal thrillers and/or spy novels.” — Library Journal (starred review)

“Dugoni delivers an exceptionally gripping spy thriller that will keep readers on the edge of their seats.” — Publishers Weekly (starred review)

“ The Eighth Sister is a taut thriller in the fine tradition of spy stories.” —Authorlink

“If you’ve eagerly devoured [Dugoni’s] previous works for their cinematic pacing, tautly written thrills, and wonderfully developed characters, you’re in for all of that and so much more with [ The Eighth Sister ].” —Bookreporter

“The perfect pacing and brilliant intrigue of [ The Eighth Sister ] result in a page-turning, intelligent tale that will keep readers engaged until the very last page…The perfect combination of espionage, history, and quick-witted characters—a rare feat in the thriller genre.” —New York Journal of Books

“A marvelous read that begs for a sequel. There is more story to tell.” — The Missourian

“Dugoni’s novel is, on all counts, a first-rate thriller!” —Popular Culture Association

“ The Eighth Sister is a great mix of spy craft and classic adventure, with a map of Moscow in hand.” —Martin Cruz Smith, international bestselling author

“Feels so fresh and authentic we could see the story breaking in the headlines tomorrow.” —Mark Sullivan, bestselling author of Beneath a Scarlet Sky

About the Author

Robert Dugoni is the critically acclaimed New York Times , Wall Street Journal , and Amazon bestselling author of the Tracy Crosswhite Series, which has sold more than 4 million books worldwide. He is also the author of the bestselling David Sloane Series; the stand-alone novels The 7th Canon , Damage Control , and The Extraordinary Life of Sam Hell , for which he won an AudioFile Earphones Award for the narration; and the nonfiction exposé The Cyanide Canary , a Washington Post Best Book of the Year. He is the recipient of the Nancy Pearl Award for Fiction and the Friends of Mystery Spotted Owl Award for best novel set in the Pacific Northwest. He is a two-time finalist for the International Thriller Award, the Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction, the Silver Falchion Award for mystery, and the Mystery Writers of America Edgar Award. His books are sold in more than twenty-five countries and have been translated into more than two dozen languages. Visit his website at www.robertdugoni.com.

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Publisher ‏ : ‎ Thomas & Mercer (9 April 2019)
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Paperback ‏ : ‎ 477 pages
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1503903311
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1503903319
Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 13.97 x 2.54 x 20.96 cm
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Robert Dugoni is the critically acclaimed New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post and #1 Amazon bestselling author of the Tracy Crosswhite police series set in Seattle, which has sold more than 10 million books worldwide. He is also the author of The Charles Jenkins espionage series, the David Sloane legal thriller series, the Keera Duggan legal thriller series, and several stand-alone novels including The 7th Canon, Damage Control, the literary novels, The Extraordinary Life of Sam Hell - Suspense Magazine’s Book of the Year, for which Dugoni’s narration won an AudioFile Earphones Award and the critically acclaimed, The World Played Chess; historical novels based on true events: A Killing on the Hill about Seattle during the great depression and Hold Strong, a WWII novel; as well as the nonfiction exposé The Cyanide Canary, a Washington Post Best Book of the Year. Several of his novels have been optioned for movies and television series. Dugoni is the recipient of the Nancy Pearl Award for Fiction and multiple awards for best novel set in the Pacific Northwest. He has also been a finalist for many other awards including the International Thriller Award, the Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction, the Silver Falchion Award for mystery, and the Mystery Writers of America Edgar Award.

Robert Dugoni’s books are sold in more than thirty countries and have been translated into more than thirty languages.

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A good spy novel can be the vacation that one needs from the everyday monotony of regular life. When I was asked if I’d like to review The Eighth Sister by Robert Dugoni, I was happy to do so. This novel brings in a CIA case officer and a Russian Agent believed to be the eighth sister in a clandestine US spy cell known as the seven sisters.

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Title: the eighth sister (charles jenkins book 1) by robert dugoni.

Genre: Espionage Thriller, Murder, Thriller

Publisher: Thomas & Mercer

ISBN-10: 1503903311
ISBN-13: 978-1503903319
ASIN: B07D6PZ6P1

Print Length : 477 pages

Publication Date : April 9, 2019

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Congratulations to Robert Dugoni today on his book launch of The Eighth Sister, Book 1 of the Charles Jenkins series. (Now’s your chance, people, it’s Book ONE!)

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A pulse-pounding thriller of espionage, spy games, and treachery by the New York Times bestselling author of the Tracy Crosswhite Series.

Sixty-something Charles Jenkins, ex CIA, has become desperate for money. His security firm (which has offices abroad–including Moscow) has been shorted a number of payments and forced his own debts delinquent, teetering on bankruptcy. He is married and has a nine-year-old son…his much younger wife Alex is pregnant with their second child. Her pregnancy isn’t going smoothly and she has had to step back from her duties at their business.

He is surprised by an unannounced visit from his former case manager in Mexico City who has a proposal he cannot refuse. Jenkins had left disillusioned abruptly after the last CIA mission in Mexico went sideways almost forty years ago. This mission involves contact in Moscow to try and filter out the Russian agent who is believed responsible for killing members of a US spy circle known as the seven sisters. He knows two have already died and asserts that Jenkins is the best man for the job with a great undercover story, speaks fluent Russian, and is familiar with CIA operations. One minor hitch–he’s a 6’5″ black man and may stand out just a tad in Russia.

Almost from the beginning, just when you think you understand where this is going to go, the storyline takes a 90-degree turn. You are introduced to “family man” Viktor of the FSB (formerly KGB) and Paulina, both of whom become empathetic, and earn tons of respect. Okay, yes, Viktor is FSB. He isn’t going to be a good guy (and there were times I visualized Putin). And then the battle when this went sideways as well, the flee for his life.

But then, what? Home, but not safe. Just when you thought the desperate effort to survive was over, the desperation simply takes on a new direction. We are reintroduced to David Sloan (an early Dugoni series protagonist), Jenkins attorney. Sloan may have aged a bit as well, but he’s still AI smart. And he knows the law, the ins and outs of the court system. I thoroughly enjoyed the courtroom drama and the manipulation of information.

Dialogue is intelligent, sometimes sparring (particularly between him and Viktor, and often incorporates the language of the country he is in (or fleeing). Jenkins is a winner and I was often reminded of Clint Eastwood; aging but still very effective. Paulina is immensely appealing. The well-plotted narrative never lets you relax or take a breath. It’s easy to feel the teeth-chattering cold, the terror of escaping by inches. And, as “they” say, sixty-four “is the new forty.”

I was thrilled to get this ebook download from the publisher and NetGalley and greatly appreciated the opportunity to read one of my favorite author’s new books. I’ve read two in his Tracy Crosswhite series, A Steep Price and Close to Home and enjoyed both. His writing style always sets you up for a satisfying journey through the pages. Can’t wait for book 2! Highly recommended.

Dugoni’s espionage novel, The Eighth Sister, inspired by real events, arrives April 2019.

His critically acclaimed literary novel, The Extraordinary Life of Sam Hell (2018) won Suspense Magazine’s Crimson Scribe Award as The Best Book of 2018 and has drawn comparison’s to novelist John Irving’s work. Dugoni also won a Golden Microphone for his narration that novel. Connect with him on Facebook @AuthorRobertDugoni, on Twitter @robertdugoni, and on Instagram, robertdugoni, author

Dugoni is also the author of the David Sloane series: The Jury Master, Wrongful Death, Bodily Harm, Murder One and The Conviction.

Dugoni is the winner of the 2015 Nancy Pearl Award for Fiction, has twice been a finalist for the Harper Lee Award for Legal Fiction, twice been a finalist for the Silver Falchion award for his mysteries, was a 2015 and 2017 International Thriller Writer’s finalist for thriller of the year, and a 2017 Mystery Writers of America Edgar Finalist for his stand alone novel, The Seventh Canon. His books are sold world-wide in more than 30 countries and have been translated into dozens of languages including French, German, Italian and Spanish.

Dugoni’s first in the Tracy Crosswhite series, My Sister’s Grave (Nov. 2014), became a months-long #1 Amazon Bestseller in the United States, France, Italy, Germany and in the UK, as well as a New York Times and Wall Street Journal Best Seller and won the 2014 Nancy Pearl Award for fiction. Library Journal gave it a Starred Review and said it “Combines the best of a police procedural with a legal thriller, and the end result is outstanding…Dugoni continues to deliver emotional and gut-wrenching, character-driven suspense stories that will resonate with any fan of the thriller genre.”

The sequel, Her Final Breath, also became an Amazon top 10 bestseller, as did In the Clearing. The Trapped Girl was a #1 Amazon and #1 Wall Street Journal best-seller that Kirkus and Booklist are calling his best book to date. Close to Home debuted at #2 on the Wall Street Journal Best Seller list.

For more on Robert Dugoni and his novels, visit his website at http://www.robertdugoni.com

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Thank you! I had no idea this was the beginning of a new series!! I’m off to get it right now. I love his writing but I never could get caught up with the other. I’m going to jump on this one from the beginning!

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Yes I’ve enjoyed his writing style as well and think it was his best. Love that it’s the first. It’s going to be a good series.

Sounds riveting! I will be starting this tomorrow it will be a good change of pace for me!

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April 11, 2019 at 10:23 am by Claudia

Today I am reviewing The Eighth Sister by Robert Dugoni for TLC Book Tours . Thank you to TLC and to Thomas & Mercer for the Advanced Reader’s Copy of this book.

About the book (from the publisher): Former CIA case officer Charles Jenkins is a man at a crossroads: in his early sixties, a new baby on the way, and a security consulting business on the brink of bankruptcy. Then his former bureau chief shows up at his house with a risky new assignment: travel undercover to Moscow and locate a Russian agent believed to be killing members of a clandestine US spy cell known as the seven sisters.

Desperate for money, Jenkins agrees to the mission and heads to the Russian capital. But when he finds the mastermind agent behind the assassinations – the so-called eighth sister – she is not who or what she is led to believe. Then again, neither is anyone else is this deadly game of cat and mouse.

My review: In the spirit of full transparency, I’ve long been a fan of Robert Dugoni’s books. I have reviewed a few of the books in his Tracy Crosswhite Series on this blog; Tracy being a police detective in the Pacific Northwest. Like his other books, this book starts and ends in that same area of the country, where Charles Jenkins lives with his wife and young son.

But the locale quickly changes to Moscow, the Black Sea and other parts of the world, as Jenkins goes on his secret mission for the CIA. Dugoni clearly knows Moscow and his descriptions of that part of the world are evocative. Time and place are beautifully written in all of Dugoni’s books, so the reader feels immersed in the temperature of the air, the surrounding landscape, biting winds, the cold sea water. We are not only caught up in the story, we’re caught up in place. As it should be.

This is a new direction for Dugoni, who has at least three series going: Tracy Crosswhite, David Sloan, and now, Charles Jenkins. I haven’t read any of the David Sloane Series – he’s a lawyer – but he plays a big role in this story as Jenkins’ close friend and lawyer.

Dugoni is a great storyteller. This story has many layers, many twists and turns, and to Dugoni’s credit, I couldn’t put it down. The plot is a complicated one, yet Dugoni deftly guides the reader through it while the suspense builds to a crescendo.

I’ve read a lot of spy thrillers and they can feel a little cold and distant. I’m not sure why – is it the nature of the spy who must do his job no matter what? Who must live a life where he is undercover, precluding any sort of emotional attachments? I suspect so. However, with this book, Dugoni has created a reluctant spy who has strong emotional attachments to his family and friends, who has a strong sense of morality, and who, despite his reluctance, commits to the mission with honor. He’s fascinating.

A thoroughly riveting and enjoyable read.

I think you’ll like this book. I know I did.

About the author: Robert Dugoni is the critically acclaimed New York Times , Wall Street Journal , and Amazon bestselling author of the Tracy Crosswhite Series, which has sold more than 3.5 million books worldwide. He is also the author of the bestselling David Sloane Series; the stand-alone novels The 7th Canon , Damage Control , and The Extraordinary Life of Sam Hell , for which he won an AudioFile Earphones Award for the narration; and the nonfiction exposé The Cyanide Canary , a Washington Post Best Book of the Year. He is the recipient of the Nancy Pearl Award for Fiction and the Friends of Mystery Spotted Owl Award for best novel set the the Pacific Northwest. He is a two-time finalist for the International Thriller Award, the Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction, the Silver Falchion Award for mystery, and the Mystery Writers of America Edgar Award. His books are sold in more the twenty-five countries and have been translated into more than two dozen languages.

Good news! I am giving away a copy of The Eighth Sister ! (USA and Canada) Just leave a comment on this post (not on the email version of this post) to be considered. On Sunday evening, using the Random Number Generator, I will pick a winner. Good luck!

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April 11, 2019 at 10:48 am

I have always like this author. Thank you for the opportunity to try and receive this book.

April 11, 2019 at 10:54 am

Looks like you’ve put another book on my TBR list. Thanks for the opportunity! ;)

April 11, 2019 at 10:59 am

while spy thrillers are one of my favorite genres, there’s a lot of them out there … but your review is great, claudia, and makes me want to read that book!

thanks for the chance to win a copy.

cold and very, very windy here, but i am glad and grateful that we are avoiding the snow hitting west and north of us. hope everyone stays safe and that the storm fizzles out soon and before it gets to your place.

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April 11, 2019 at 11:07 am

Thank you for the chance to win this book. It sounds like a great read! You do such a great job reviewing books….I’ll be looking for this one at the bookstore if I don’t win!

April 11, 2019 at 11:22 am

I don’t think my dad has read anything by Robert Dugoni but he’s a huge fan of spy thrillers so I might have to snag this one and a few others for Father’s Day! He’s always on the look out for new authors. Thanks for being on this tour!

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April 11, 2019 at 12:14 pm

I am not a huge spy thriller fan, but this one intrigues me. Thanks for the opportunity to win it!

April 11, 2019 at 12:15 pm

this sounds like my husband’s kind of book!

April 11, 2019 at 12:19 pm

This sounds like a book I’d like!

April 11, 2019 at 12:26 pm

Sounds like a good one Claudia! I’ve never heard of this author.

April 11, 2019 at 12:30 pm

Sounds good!

April 11, 2019 at 12:32 pm

I really miss your book blog. You have helped me find some great books to read. I hope that I enjoy this one as much as I have other books that you’ve reviewed.

April 11, 2019 at 12:52 pm

This sounds like a book that I need. Thanks for the chance to win! I love reading your book reviews so I have new books to add to my list to read.

April 11, 2019 at 1:22 pm

Thanks for introducing me to an author I have not read,but look forward to delving into his books. xo

April 11, 2019 at 1:41 pm

Looks like a great book! Thanks for the opportunity to win it!

April 11, 2019 at 1:43 pm

I love suspense/mysteries. I’m going to have to read some of these books. They sound like great reads!

April 11, 2019 at 1:44 pm

You’ve made this book sound fascinating. What a good job you do with your book reviews. I would like to have a chance to win a copy.

April 11, 2019 at 2:57 pm

Thanks for your great review which captured my interest.

April 11, 2019 at 3:20 pm

I can make a note of this fine review. I am, for now, the owner of many books so no need to send one to me.

April 11, 2019 at 4:00 pm

After seeing your review, would like to read The Eighth Sister!

April 11, 2019 at 5:40 pm

Did Don see the NYT article 4/10/19. “Who says that old fashioned street photography is dead?” Louis Mendes is mentioned.

April 11, 2019 at 6:04 pm

The NYT article is mainly about Jean Andre Antoine if you need to search for it.

April 11, 2019 at 7:20 pm

Sounds like an exciting book. Thank You for the opportunity to win this book. Marilyn

April 11, 2019 at 8:10 pm

Great review, Claudia, of a book both my husband and I would enjoy!

April 11, 2019 at 8:42 pm

I really like this author and have read many of his books. I just got this on my Kindle today and will be reading it soon. Sounds like another good book from him. Thanks for the review.

I’ve been watching Unforgotten on PBS and I love it! Just started season 3. I love the actress Nicola Walker.

April 12, 2019 at 9:20 am

I just love Nicola Walker too! And Unforgotten is a great series. I missed the first episode of the new season-I was too tired and it wouldn’t have gotten the attention she deserves if I tried to stay awake, but it will be on again soon on my other PBS station.

April 11, 2019 at 9:29 pm

I read your blog daily and have never left a comment. This book sounds intriguing so I’m crossing my fingers.

April 12, 2019 at 12:31 am

Thank you for another good read suggestion

April 12, 2019 at 7:43 am

Spy thrillers are not my usual genre, but this one sounds good! I just started watching “The Americans”, so maybe this book will add to that story line.

April 12, 2019 at 9:18 am

I will be looking for some books by Robert Dugoni next time I go to the bookstore! We are always looking for mystery books and you have never steered us wrong! I found three Louise Penny books last week and my husband has already started on one. I am embroiled in smocking till after Easter. I love my hand stitching so it’s no great chore. And I love all the pictures of your egg collection. It makes me happy and I smile when I see them.

April 12, 2019 at 9:44 am

I haven’t been a big fan of spy thrillers, but your review has convinced me to try this book! Hope you and Don are doing well.

April 12, 2019 at 9:54 am

I rarely read spy thrillers but this one sounds different.

April 12, 2019 at 6:15 pm

Sounds like another interesting book. Thanks for a chance to win a copy.

April 12, 2019 at 11:17 pm

Looks like an author I need to check out. I like protagonists with a moral sense!

April 13, 2019 at 11:25 am

I’m looking forward to Unforgotten’s third season, too. It’s recorded and waiting while we decide whether to binge or not. The book sounds like a good one; thanks for the chance to win a copy! I think the chick with the salter tail is my favorite!

Sherry in Little Rock

April 13, 2019 at 11:33 am

Good afternoon Claudia! I love spy thrillers as does my husband. Maybe the fact that both our fathers worked for NSA had something to do with it. Considering it is 20 minutes from my home, I’m surrounded by spies! If we win, after we read it I will add it to my Little Free Library for others to enjoy!

April 23, 2019 at 11:01 am

I read this book, too, and liked it very much, I’ve read several Robert Dugoni books before, and this is his best . I’ve also read books from both of his other series, and the David Sloane series is better than the Tracy C. series. And David Sloane is back in THE EIGHTH SISTER, I’m glad to say.

In this book, descriptions of Russia and Turkey sound so authentic that I wondered throughout this part where and how Dugoni got his information. (Read the “Acknowledgements.”) These details, along with Jenkins’s struggles there, make this the best kind of book, i.e., the unputdownable kind, the kind you have to keep reading, even during lunch and dinner.

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Review: ‘Blue Sisters’ by Coco Mellors perfectly underscores the meaning of sisterhood

I have been eagerly waiting to read “Blue Sisters” by Coco Mellors since early May, when I asked a bookseller at McNally Jackson Books if a copy could be held for me. The book went on sale in the United States on Sept. 3, and I think it’s safe to say I was one of the first people in the country to buy it that Tuesday morning.

“Blue Sisters” is Mellors’ second book following her bestselling debut novel “ Cleopatra and Frankenstein ,” which was met with high acclaim from highbrow book reviewers when it was released in 2022. Mellors wrote her first book while at NYU’s Graduate School of Arts & Science, where she received an MFA in fiction. While the stakes were high for Mellors’ highly-anticipated second book, she delivered.

The story follows the lives of the three Blue sisters after the first anniversary of their sister Nicky’s death. Avery, the oldest, is a recovered-addict-turned-lawyer living in London with her wife. Bonnie, the second-oldest, is a former professional boxer living in Los Angeles. Lucky, the youngest, lives in Paris as a high fashion model. The book alternates between all three sisters’ points of view, with each character having their own chapters.

Nicky, the third child, was living alone in the Blue’s childhood home on the Upper West Side, working as a teacher. Suffering from severe endometriosis, Bonnie found Nicky dead in the apartment, having overdosed on laced painkillers.

Growing up in close quarters with an alcoholic father and mother lacking the maternal gene, the girls learned to lean on one another, but especially Avery. They eventually went their own ways and naturally grew apart. By the time Nicky had died, each sister started her own life, leaving behind the close-knit relationship that defined their youth. And though no dramatic fight had torn the sisters apart, it becomes clear that there are underlying tensions when they call each other to commemorate Nicky’s death at the start of the book.

Each sister is grieving in her own way, struggling to admit her suffering to herself and her other sisters. After Nicky’s death, Avery finds herself becoming addicted to something again, but this time it’s stealing. She also isn’t doing herself any favors in her relationship, betraying her wife and making poor choices. Bonnie lives a lonely life as an uninspired nightclub bouncer after quitting boxing immediately after Nicky’s death, and Lucky messes up her career while slipping fast into alcoholism.

But the sisters won’t admit these things to each other. Avery wants to protect Lucky and Bonnie from further harm, Bonnie wants to fix Lucky and look up to a struggling Avery and Lucky wants her sisters to believe that she can take care of herself. This sibling dynamic, in addition to their secretive stubbornness, leads all of them to deeper suffering. Readers get caught in the tangled web of their phone conversations, seeing their arguments and miscommunications from multiple points of view.

Eventually, all of their struggles come to a head when they reunite in the New York apartment to grapple with their grief together. The pacing throughout the story was perfectly timed, allowing readers to fully learn about each character before everybody came together towards the end.

Mellors’ prose is exquisite but not contrived, making for an approachable literary read. Each character feels real from the beginning, with each sister written as a complex human being, even Nicky, who is gone before readers get to meet her. Nicky was a sensitive young woman full of joy and excitement for life, channeled through her femininity, shamelessly listening to teen pop music as an adult and prioritizing female friendships.

Despite complete and honest representations of each sister, Mellors makes it clear that each girl is undoubtedly one part of a shattered whole, with a gaping feeling lingering beneath the surface. This feeling is created through Mellors’ fantastic way of showing — not telling — readers how the death impacts the Blue family, like when Avery bathes Lucky after a night of partying and sadly repeats “not you too” as she washes her hair.

Mellors is a masterful storyteller, weaving complex themes into a streamlined plot. Exploring familial addiction, sisterhood dynamics, inequities in women’s health and, above all, the complex ways of grieving, “Blue Sisters” is a deeply sensitive book with unique characters that are impossible not to love. Mellors built an entire world out of one family’s struggles, allowing for a sweeping and universal analysis of sisterhood.

“‘You never have to explain yourselves to sisters.’”

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Harry Styles' sister Gemma reveals struggle with suicidal thoughts amid depression battle

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Gemma Styles has opened up about her battle with depression and how she once struggled with suicidal thoughts.

In her new book, Why Am I Like This?, the 33-year-old sister of pop star Harry Styles shares her deeply personal journey in hopes of helping others facing similar struggles.

Despite being "fiercely private," the writer told The Mirror that she wanted to break the silence surrounding mental health.

“One of the things shown to have the most positive impact on people having suicidal thoughts or in the depths of depression is to share stories when you go 'that happened to me. I felt like that, and I feel better now',” she explained.

Styles admitted that while she didn’t “actively want to die”, she “so badly wanted to opt out of what my life had become, it boiled down to the same longing.”

The podcaster, who welcomed her first child with partner Michal Miynowski earlier this year, said that while she currently feels good, she fears depression could return one day.

She continued: “In the back of my mind, sometimes I think that could happen to me again but I try not to dwell on it. I have come though it before and I could do it again.”

In February, the author announced that she had given birth to her first child following a secret pregnancy.

At the time, she took to Instagram to share the happy news along with pictures of her and partner with their newborn daughter.

She captioned her post: “Hello from maternity leave ! Took some time off to ensure the safe arrival of our baby girl, who is adored by her whole family.

“I know that this news can be difficult for many people and I'm sending you lots of love.”

The pair have been together since 2015. One of their earliest dates was watching her younger brother Harry, 31, perform with his former boyband One Direction.

During the gig at the Apple Music Festival, Harry told the crowd: “I'm sorry if I seem distracted. My sister's here on a date, and I'm trying to keep an eye on it.”

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Romain levi & anne charrier discuss returning for the walking dead: daryl dixon – the book of carol.

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The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon Season 3 Adds First 5 New Cast Members

The walking dead: daryl dixon - the book of carol review - carol’s return packs a punch in weaker season, zack snyder's netflix mythological series earns better rotten tomatoes score than his rebel moon movies.

The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – The Book of Carol , or The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon season 2, continues the story of its titular character’s sojourn in France. Norman Reedus is back as Daryl, and is joined by fellow The Walking Dead alumni Melissa McBride in one of the franchise’s most anticipated character reunions. Carol’s arrival comes after the small victory won at the end of the first season, but in the midst of an ongoing struggle between the Union de l’Espoir (Union of Hope) and Pouvoir Des Vivants (Power of the Living).

Two characters at the heart of this conflict are head of Pouvoir Des Vivants, Marion Genet (played by Anne Charrier) and the soldier Stephane Codron (Romain Levi). Against the backdrop of The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon season 2’s new zombie variants and post-apocalyptic world, Genet is as determined as ever to triumph over the Union de l’Espoir despite her defeat in season 1. Codron, on the other hand, chose to help Daryl and Laurent at the end of the first season—an action which will certainly have repercussions in season 2.

Norman Reedus as Daryl looking serious next to Melissa McBride as Carol looking worried in The Walking Dead Daryl Dixon

The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon season 3 adds its first five new cast members as filming continues in Spain for the ongoing spinoff series

Screen Rant interviewed Anne Charrier and Romain Levi about their work on The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – The Book of Carol. Charrier and Levi revealed their characters’ mindsets going into the second season and how the arrival of Carol affects The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon season 2’s conflict . Plus, they reflected on watching Norman Reedus and Melissa McBride reunite behind the scenes.

Romain Levi Reveals Where We Pick Up With Codron In Season 2

"he really thinks he's going to die".

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Screen Rant: Codron is not in a great place when we meet him this season. Can you talk about what happened to him in between season one and when we meet him again in season two?

Romain Levi: At the end of season one he's with Genet, and Genet is very strong and very smart, so it was quite easy for her to feel the lie. From that moment, Codron is in jail, and Genet will try to get information [from him]. She's ready to do a lot of things in order to get this information, and Codron will do everything he can to keep the silence. Codron is very aware that he’s made a lot of mistakes in his life, and now I do believe that at that moment he really thinks that the only good thing he can do is help the kid (Laurent) by just staying silent. He doesn't really think that he will survive—he really thinks he's going to die, [though] he doesn't know when. Just one good thing [would be] to keep the silence.

Codron is really beat up. It seems like you worked a lot with makeup and even wore an eye covering, or eye patch. As an actor, as someone who is doing fight scenes and physical stuff, was it hard to get used to working with all of that?

Romain Levi: I have to admit that it wasn't so easy. For some reason that I don't really understand myself, when it was dark I didn't have trouble walking, but I had trouble seeing what was going on on the ground. A lot of times I almost fell because I didn't see that or didn't see that, and it was very hard to get used to it. But with time you start to feel okay, and you adapt to it. But yeah, it wasn't so easy, I have to say.

Anne Charrier Discusses Genet's Past & Present

"she's a desperate case".

Anne Charrier as Genet in The Walking Dead Daryl Dixon Book of Carol

Anne, it’s clear that Genet did not really get what she wanted last season. When you came back to the character this season and read the scripts, did you feel like the events of the last six episodes had changed her at all?

Anne Charrier: I'm not sure it has changed her so much. I think she's a desperate case. She's too angry. She’s going to have to follow the path of what happened for her because she's been asked questions about why she is the way she is. I'm trying to find a way to talk about it without [giving anything away]. But to get back to what Romain was saying, there's something very strong happening between the two of them. It's, again, someone that is going to disappoint her. It’s just feeding the monster that she is. She really thought, when she met him, that she found someone like her. Someone she could trust, and [who] was hurt the way she was hurt when she started to become who she is. She [thought she] could be the same thing around him and they could be strong together, but, obviously, she couldn't trust him.

Even in the trailer for the season, we see a shot of you in the Louvre, and it looks like it's before everything. Without giving too much away, how was it for you to explore that and shoot scenes that were before the apocalypse?

Anne Charrier: It was great. It's great because you see Paris before [the apocalypse]. Even though we had a few [scenes like that] for Isabelle's background and a few backgrounds, it was great. It was very special for us because it's our city to get to be in those places and to have them for ourselves… it's very privileged to be able to walk in the Louvre and in front of the Mona Lisa and stuff like that. Then, about the story, it was very interesting—and I hope it's going to be interesting for the audience as well—to know what Genet was before, and what kind of character she was. She wasn't at all the way she is now.

Were you afraid to mess up the paintings?

Anne Charrier: Not much, actually. No. No, I felt really [good]. I didn't care about the paintings. I cared about myself inside. I was like, “We're inside!” Having the time between the shoots to look at the paintings and to lose yourself… you never get that chance. In the Louvre, you never get to see the paintings so close, in such a quiet atmosphere. Even though there were lots of people on the set, it was never like the Louvre on a casual day.

Levi & Charrier Reflect On Witnessing The Reunion Of Norman Reedus & Melissa McBride

They're "like brother and sister".

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Both of you worked with Melissa McBride this season. Daryl and Carol are close in the show. How much is the behind-the-scenes relationship between Norman Reedus and Melissa McBride like the relationship between their characters?

Romain Levi: I remember that every first day I saw them together. It was amazing. I didn't have a scene to play at that moment, so I was just enjoying the moment, walking [around] the set, and suddenly I saw them together like that, having a conversation, having fun. I was a bit hypnotized, to tell you the truth. It was so amazing, and their relationship is amazing. They're having fun. We feel they’re like brothers and sisters, really. We feel that they know each other so well. They’re amazing together. Anne Charrier: Yeah, that's exactly what I feel as well. Even though I didn't have many scenes with the two of them, there's a lot of trust, I believe. I didn't ask them, but you feel that there's something very easy between them. I would say the same as Romain, something like brother and sister. I believe they've been working for so long together and they probably have that relationship somewhere in their life as well, so they wanted to pursue it.

About The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – The Book Of Carol

The new season picks up where The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon left off, following fan-favorite characters Daryl Dixon (Reedus) and Carol Peletier (McBride). They both confront old demons while she fights to find her friend and he struggles with his decision to stay in France, causing tension at the Nest. Additionally, Genet’s (Anne Charrier) movement builds momentum, setting Pouvoir on a violent collision course with the Union of Hope in the fight for France's future.

Check back for our interview with Eriq Ebouaney & Louis Puech Scigliuzzi.

The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – The Book of Carol airs Sundays on AMC.

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The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon is a spin-off series of the core franchise that stars Norman Reedus reprising his role as the titular Daryl Dixon. Waking up on the shores of France with no clue how he got there, Daryl attempts to navigate the chaos of a European country ravaged by the zombie outbreak to find his way back to the United States.

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Book Review: The Eighth Sister by Robert Dugoni. A pulse-pounding thriller of espionage, spy games, and treachery by the New York Times bestselling author of the Tracy Crosswhite Series. Former CIA case officer Charles Jenkins is a man at a crossroads: in his early sixties, he has a family, a new baby on the way, and a security consulting ...
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The Eighth Sister. by Robert Dugoni. Publication Date: April 9, 2019. Genres: Fiction, Suspense, Thriller. Paperback: 477 pages. Publisher: Thomas & Mercer. ISBN-10: 1503903311. ISBN-13: 9781503903319. Former CIA case officer Charles Jenkins is a man at a crossroads: in his early 60s, he has a family, a new baby on the way, and a security ...
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What The Reviewers Say. With lean prose and spot-on local color, this plot-driven thriller pulses with tension and fraught escapes, the action capped by a courtroom drama as good as any from Grisham. A must-read for fans of legal thrillers and/or spy novels. Robert Dugoni has crafted a thriller that echoes the best of classic Russian literature ...
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Editorial Reviews. An Amazon Best Book of the Month: Mystery, Thriller, and Suspense "A gripping thriller…[The Eighth Sister] is destined to be a classic in the genre, and Dugoni is arguably one of the best writers in the field right now." —Associated Press "With lean prose and spot-on local color, this plot-driven thriller pulses with tension and fraught escapes, the action capped ...
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An Amazon Charts, Washington Post, and Wall Street Journal bestseller. A pulse-pounding thriller of espionage, spy games, and treachery by the New York Times bestselling author of the Tracy Crosswhite Series.. Former CIA case officer Charles Jenkins is a man at a crossroads: in his early sixties, he has a family, a new baby on the way, and a security consulting business on the brink of bankruptcy.

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