Questions About A Quiet End (John Corey #7)

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I can't wait to read the book! I wonder if Kate will be in it or this time John will be alone in this journey?

Kim I read it yesterday, John's back to being himself after being shelved to UN duty by the Feds....…moreI read it yesterday, John's back to being himself after being shelved to UN duty by the Feds....(less)

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Does anyone know why A Quiet End and Radiant Angel are the same book? I read A Quiet End. I picked up Radiant Angel to read it and realized it was the same exact book as A Quiet End. I would greatly appreciate feedback. Thanks

Linda Thank you, I was confused, too. I read Radiant Angel and when I did a search on Goodreads for Quiet End, it kept taking me back to Radiant Angel. Go f…moreThank you, I was confused, too. I read Radiant Angel and when I did a search on Goodreads for Quiet End, it kept taking me back to Radiant Angel. Go figure.
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I finished Radiant Angel and goodreads insists that I read A Quiet End although the book cover shows Radiant Angel. I looked up Quiet End on Amazon and it isn't even offered for Kindle. The Amazon listing for Quiet End doesn't have a description either. Does anybody know what's going on?

Dave Crawford I went to a book signing in Hudson Ohio recently to visit with the mystery master Nelson DeMille. I asked this very same question during the Q&A think…moreI went to a book signing in Hudson Ohio recently to visit with the mystery master Nelson DeMille. I asked this very same question during the Q&A thinking I had missed one of my favorite characters in a more recent book.

Nelson originally entitled the book, “The Quiet End.” Apparently his US publisher did not think the title was sufficiently marketable. He disagreed but nonetheless you can see how it worked out. (less)

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I loved the witty humor in the John Corey series; do any of Demille's other books have characters with a similar wittiness?

Gustavo Gomez, Ph.D. I just read De Mille's "The Cuban Affair." The character in this novel sounded a lot like John Corey.…moreI just read De Mille's "The Cuban Affair." The character in this novel sounded a lot like John Corey.(less)

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Do you have to have read all previous John Corey books to enjoy this? Thanks!