Mullen, Thomas
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The Rumor Game
Attractive characters, plenty of action, and a solid grasp of history make this a superior thriller and also a snapshot of a particularly shameful moment in the history of the United States.
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Blind Spots
A police procedural with a dystopian twist, this fast-paced thriller will also appeal to those who enjoy adrenaline-fueled stories.
Blind Spots
A gritty, dystopian story and an all too real and possible exploration of the dangers of continuous surveillance and the spread of disinformation.
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Darktown
Lucius Bogg and Tommy Smith are among Atlanta's first black police officers, but investigating crimes isn't easy when many 1940s Atlanta whites are determined to stand in their way...
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Morally complex and boasting more finely drawn characters, this outstanding follow-up to Darktown deepens Mullen's portrait of pre-civil rights America and deserves a place on every suspense reader's list. Here's hoping for many more installments. [See Prepub Alert, 3/27/17.]
Lightning Men
Morally complex and boasting more finely drawn characters, this outstanding follow-up to Darktown deepens Mullen's portrait of pre-civil rights America and deserves a place on every suspense reader's list. Here's hoping for many more installments. [See Prepub Alert, 3/27/17.]
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Darktown
As his previous historical novels have proven, Mullen is skilled at bringing the past to life, both socially and visually (a TV adaptation produced by actor Jamie Foxx is already planned). Some readers may brace against the routine use of epithets, but fans of well-written literary thrillers will want this expert example. [See Prepub Alert, 3/14/16.]
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The Revisionists
Mullen (The Many Deaths of the Firefly Brothers) has crafted an outstanding dystopic novel, but, surprise!, the dystopia includes today. [See Prepub Alert, 3/14/11.]
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