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Gary Kriss @garykrisswrites Follow Thanks much for your kind words, Andrew. https://t.co/PGxO5Y12MD 3 years 3 months ago Reply Retweet Favorite
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Gary Kriss @garykrisswrites Follow hey Andrew as one novelist/magician to another will you be at the Banquet tomorrow? 3 years 4 months ago Reply Retweet Favorite
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  • Kriss delivers an action-packed debut

    “A taut historical thriller. Kriss delivers an action-packed debut as a con man, a film maker and a priest utilize the Nazi's fascination with Occult in a plot to assassinate Hitler.”

    —Lisa Gardner, New York Times bestselling author of Touch and Go

  • a literate, complex, historical thriller filled with truly slimy villains

    "Gary Kriss is a brilliant new talent who has written a literate, complex, historical thriller filled with truly slimy villains, taut nail-biting suspense and snappy good guys you are going to like a lot.  Thanks, Gary, for a terrific fun read!”

    —Stephen Coonts , New York Times bestselling author of Pirate Alley

  • The Zodiac Deception is an amazing and ingenious WWII thriller

    “The Zodiac Deception is an amazing and ingenious WWII thriller. From the opening set-up to the shocking ending, Gary Kriss carries the reader on a harrowing journey of espionage and intrigue across the war-torn world and up to the highest levels of Nazi power. Vivid, fast moving, beautifully imagined and convincing, this is an epic debut novel.”

    —Douglas Preston, #1 New York Times bestselling co-author of Two Graves