Mark Gilleo

Hunting Rabbits. Mark Gilleo. 2022. When the investigation of a routine robbery turns up a partial fingerprint that matches the one found at the scene of the murder of the police chief’s sister, the chief and his new homicide detective get involved. The investigation leads to the Farm, the CIA’s special training facility and there it stops. Everything is classified or not available to the public. The chief and his detective have to resort barely orthodox methods to fine the killer. The most interesting thing about this novel was the description of the training and care of CIA personnel.… (altro)

Sweat by Mark Gilleo
Fascinating read, lots of action internationally and politics.
Has a human side also as a visiting Senator gets a Chinese sweat shop worker pregnant. Others in high places find out also and he thinks by paying it will be done with...
Son who returns to work at his father’s company also hears of things and he reaches out to help.
Travel, action, mafia, stalkers, different careers and so much more. Adult situations.
Love following the detectives around as they find the clues to solving this mess. Shocking what son does, to bring justice ...
Excellent read for many genres and readers. Really appreciate this author's works.
Received this review copy from The Story Plant and this is my honest opinion.… (altro)

Love Thy Neighbor by Mark Gilleo
Clark was attending VA Polytech, which my real uncle taught at and lived in Blacksburg, VA.
He has to go back home and really tend to his mother after his trip to Japan for robot show.
Story also follows other neighbors, one who is from Pakistan and he's there to help out with her daughter and husband who's a mechanic. They must rush back home as her father is gravely ill.
That's not exactly where she goes...Really interesting story surrounding terrorists that is a true crime story.
So many details and it seems nothing is forgotten. She really knows how to put a plan together.
Other events occur and you don't see the connections til later but you don't forget them.
Many other neighbors also come into play...Love the very detailed plans and things Clark remembers to take down the terrorists.
Such knowledge of signals he recalls from his father that is the final connection...
Never saw this really happening but it's real and I think of the harm if not been caught in time.
Can't wait to read more from this author. Descriptions are so detailed, I felt as if I was there witnessing it all.
Received this review copy from The Story Plant and this is my honest opinion.… (altro)