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Interview: June 22, 2026

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By Graham Brown Verified, Clive Cussler
| Bookreporter Talks To
When a NATO weapon that could ensure peace or start World War Three vanishes in the Arctic, Kurt Austin and NUMA race to recover it before it falls into enemy hands in Graham Brown’s COLD FIRE, the latest installment in the #1 New York Times bestselling series created by Clive Cussler.
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Clive Cussler and the Art of the Thriller

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By Graham Brown Verified
| Flipboard
Culture 1 hour ago 6 Twisty Suspense Novels That Go Down the Rabbit Hole crimereads.com - Erica Hendry • 1h Obscuring even as it reveals, a successful suspense story will contain enough twists to keep a reader captivated, but not so many that the book can’t … Sheinelle Jones 3 hours ago 6 Sneaky Frozen Shoulder Symptoms That Can Strike During Menopause Woman's World - By Rachel Cosma • 3h You finally sink into bed after a long day and are ready to doze off, but your sore, stiff shoulder keeps...
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Clive Cussler and the Art of the Thriller

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By Graham Brown Verified
| CrimeReads Verified
At their deepest levels, fiction writers are nefarious characters. They’re leading you down a path that will keep you up at night worrying for the fate of your favorite characters, and possibly the world as we know it. Article continues after advertisement They are, in fact, liars, manipulators, twisters of the truth, hiders of the ball, and experts in the procurement of red herrings.
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