Keith Thomson
Keith Thomson played semi-pro baseball in France and drew editorial cartoons for New York Newsday before becoming a writer. His novels include the New York Times Bestselling ONCE A SPY and SEVEN GRAMS OF LEAD. He lives in Alabama.
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Keith Thomson played semi-pro baseball in France and drew editorial cartoons for New York Newsday before becoming a writer. His novels include the New York Times Bestselling ONCE A SPY and SEVEN GRAMS OF LEAD. He lives in Alabama.
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Birth date: February 02, 1968
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On Kindle and take with me when I know I'm going to be waiting for someone, i.e. doctor, train, boat, plane. A magazine with interviews, book reviews, short stories, essays by writers on their craft and other miscellaneous readings. There are some noted authors I've read such as James Swain and so...
On Kindle and take with me when I know I'm going to be waiting for someone, i.e. doctor, train, boat, plane. A magazine with interviews, book reviews, short stories, essays by writers on their craft and other miscellaneous readings. There are some noted authors I've read such as James Swain and so...
Maybe I just wasn't in the mood for a complicated spy-thriller when I read Twice a Spy, but I really didn't get into this convoluted story about a man and his father trying to stay a few steps ahead of their certain death long enough to find evidence of their innocence. Difficult enough to do when j...
Action packed describes it; really kept me reading. Not side-splittingly funny, but certainly some smiles at some dry dark humor. I'll definitely be reading his second in the series (of course it's "Twice a Spy!").
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