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“Find Me!”
Those are the words on the note crumpled in Laney Donohue’s disabled sister’s hand. All Laney knows is that the young nurse aid who wrote them was taken by a man, and no one stopped him. Laney owes this young woman. She cared for Laney's sister when Laney couldn't. Now she's disappeared without trace. Laney intends to find out why.
Meanwhile, it’s Elizabeth McClaine’s birthday. Or it would be if her PA had gotten the date right. So what better time to leave her unwanted party than when the call comes telling her a client of her charitable foundation has been found beaten and left cowering in a closet, her nurse aid missing.
But from the moment Elizabeth asks the first question, it’s obvious someone out there is hell-bent on stopping her. And when the trail left by Laney Donohue leads to the brothels and casinos of an organized crime syndicate two states away, Elizabeth must pit her wits against the brilliant and ruthless crime boss to save her. The problem is…
…he already knows she’s coming.
A gripping thriller that will have you guessing to the very last page.
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"I struggled to put this book down! Read it in less than a day!" Amazon reader Views: 19
It’s the mid-21st century. Despite facing tremendous anti-white discrimination and hostility, Ben Cameron has found success in the standardized testing industry. He knows about racial differences and keeps quiet about it to protect his career. But the appearance of his estranged brother, who speaks of forbidden topics such as white identity and liberation, draws him into a life-and-death struggle for the future of America. White Nationalists have gone underground and are plotting to take their country back from the radical Leftists and Muslims who have taken over Washington. Ben must now prepare for a secret war as well as contend with fanaticism and treachery within the movement which threaten to destroy the rebellion before it can even begin.“Spencer Quinn’s White Like You is a highly original and compulsively readable contribution to the genre of White Nationalist revolutionary fiction. The characters are interesting without being caricatures or otherwise unbelievable. The plot is complex enough to hold interest without being or seeming contrived. Quinn is deft at establishing a ‘near future’ setting—which is always tricky—with casual references to slightly updated tech and occasional ‘legacy’ devices. The writing itself is straightforward, as befits the plot, but with striking though not obtrusive turns of phrase, often worthy of Amis if not Waugh. The most important hurdle for White Nationalist fiction is to produce a story that communicates new ideas but doesn’t seem motivated by some weird ideology out of nowhere, and Spencer Quinn succeeds wildly. I highly recommend this book.”—James J. O’Meara, author of Green Nazis in Space!ABOUT THE AUTHORSpencer J. Quinn is an essayist and novelist living in the United States. He is a frequent contributor to Counter-Currents/North American New Right. This is his first book. Views: 19
