The Queen by Steven James

  The Queen

  by Steven James

  The Bowers Files Book 5

Description:

“A masterpiece of a thriller.”—Special Agent R. Wayne Smith, FBI
(retired)

While investigating a mysterious double homicide in an isolated northern
Wisconsin town, FBI Special Agent Patrick Bowers uncovers a high-tech conspiracy
that ties together long-buried Cold War secrets with present-day tensions in the
Middle East. Amid the hazardous winter weather and harsh landscape, Bowers must
piece together the puzzle before it’s too late.

In his most explosive thriller yet, bestselling author Steven James delivers
a pulse-pounding, multi-layered storytelling tour-de-force that will keep you
guessing.

The Queen is a breathless thriller from the author Publishers Weekly calls a
“master storyteller at the peak of his game.”

Read an Excerpt Here!

My Review:  ♥  ♥  ♥  ♥  ♥

Let me start by saying this is only the second book I’ve read by Steven James. I loved “The Bishop”, book 4 in the Bowers Files Series, so I expected this novel to be good. It wasn’t just good. It was awesome. There’s so much to love about “The Queen”.

There’s difficulties with personal relationships that explores forgiveness from a worldly standpoint and from a Biblical world view. It doesn’t give an easy fix, and it’s so subtle about it that a non-believer wouldn’t even realise what’s happening.

But that’s not all. There’s danger lurking in every corner. There’s terrorists, serial killers, and mysteries to solve with a deadline that keeps you on the edge of your seat. And the plots, twists, and turns will keep you constantly guessing. I would be surprised if this novel didn’t fool you at least a couple of times.

I can’t say enough good about “The Queen” without gushing. But I will tell you this. I plan to read every one of Steven James Bowers File novels before the final novel comes out. I have become a major fan of this writer.