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Ryan Steck is a freelance editor, an author, and the founder and editor in chief of The Real Book Spy. Ryan has been named an "Online Influencer" by Amazon and is a regular columnist at CrimeReads. Praised as “One of the hardest working, most thoughtful, and fairest reviewers out there” by #1 New York Times bestselling author Lisa Scottoline, Steck has “quickly established himself as the authority on mysteries and thrillers” (Author A.J. Tata) on his way to being endorsed by #1 New York Times bestsellers Mark Greaney, Brad Thor, Kyle Mills, Jack Carr, C.J. Box, and many others. His debut novel, FIELDS OF FIRE, came out August 2, 2022. For more information, visit TheRealBookSpy.com or email Ryan@TheRealBookSpy.com
Genres: Thriller
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Series
Matthew Redd
1. Fields of Fire (2022)
2. Lethal Range (2023)
Redd Christmas (2023)
3. Out for Blood (2024)
4. Gone Dark (2025)
1. Fields of Fire (2022)
2. Lethal Range (2023)
Redd Christmas (2023)
3. Out for Blood (2024)
4. Gone Dark (2025)
Series contributed to
Matthew Redd
1. Fields of Fire (2022)
2. Lethal Range (2023)
3. Out for Blood (2024)
4. Gone Dark (2025)
Redd Christmas (2023)
1. Fields of Fire (2022)
2. Lethal Range (2023)
3. Out for Blood (2024)
4. Gone Dark (2025)
Redd Christmas (2023)
Ryan Steck recommends
Perfect Shot (2023)
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The Rising Order (2023)
Claire Isenthal
"Claire Isenthal explodes onto the literary scene with a riveting new thriller that mixes unforgettable characters with a chilling, masterfully crafted plot that, at times, almost feels a little too real for comfort. The Rising Order is the debut novel of the year. Trust me, do not miss this book!"
The Last of the Seven (2022)
Steven Hartov
"A gripping look back at WWII through the eyes of a war-torn unit of European Jews who are sent behind enemy lines to strike back at Hitler, Steven Hartov's The Last of Seven, opens fast and never lets up for a second. Impossible to put down, fans of Robert Harris and Andrew Gross will want to get their hands on this one the second it hits bookstores."
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