Fans of smart, sophisticated international thrillers will be immediately drawn into today’s Free Fridays selection: A World I Never Made by James LePore. LePore dives straight into the action with an intriguing premise: Pat Nolan, an American man, gets word that his estranged daughter Megan has committed suicide in Paris, and he immediately travels to identify her body. But when he arrives, the dead woman is not Megan, and it’s clear that she must have staged this disturbing scene as a way to send a vital message to her father.
What follows is a fascinating adventure—as Pat quickly realizes that his daughter is in grave danger thanks to her ill-advised relationship with a Saudi businessman, and he’ll need to dig deep and rely on his protective instincts to bring her to safety.
New fans will also want to explore James LePore’s newest thriller, Gods and Fathers — now available for NOOK.
Free Fridays Recommends
Each week, we ask our featured author to recommend a book or author that you may want to check out. Since authors are such passionate readers themselves, we thought you might like to find out what they love to read, too! Here’s what James recommends:
I am a huge Alan Furst fan, and Spies of the Balkans is my favorite of his novels. Set primarily in Greece, with the incredible pre-WW2 tension looming over the country, we get the story of a cop who agrees to help Jews escape the Nazi's death machine, and there's a great love story as well.
NOOK owners: go to shop and search for “James LePore” to download his thrilling novels.
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Have weekend everybody!
