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Howard Gordon

    March 31, 1961

    Howard Gordon is celebrated for his mastery of suspenseful and thought-provoking storytelling, particularly in the realm of television drama. His narrative approach is characterized by intricate plots, moral ambiguity, and a deep exploration of complex ethical dilemmas faced by his characters. Gordon excels at crafting compelling scenarios that challenge audiences to consider the darker aspects of human nature and societal structures. His literary works carry this signature intensity, offering readers immersive experiences filled with psychological depth and gripping tension.

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    The Treasure of Al-Raqtan
    Be Not Thy Father's Son
    Cry Heaven, Cry Hell
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    • 2014

      Cry Heaven, Cry Hell

      • 204 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      Exploring themes of redemption and accountability, the narrative follows three men with dark pasts who seek forgiveness for their sins. An Irishman flees after committing murder, while a descendant of an Amer-Indian ally seeks revenge for betrayal during the French and Indian War. The third character, an American Indian raised in wealth, grapples with his identity and aims to exploit the greed of others. As two of the men die, the story raises questions about collective judgment and the complexities of repentance.

      Cry Heaven, Cry Hell
    • 2012

      Hard Target

      • 400 pages
      • 14 hours of reading

      The narrative centers around a gripping mission to thwart a domestic terrorist threat aimed at dismantling the U.S. government. With the involvement of a seasoned executive producer from acclaimed series like 24 and Homeland, the story promises intense suspense and intricate plotting, building on the foundation laid in Gideon's War. Expect a thrilling blend of action and political intrigue as characters navigate the complexities of national security and personal stakes.

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    • 2011

      Be Not Thy Father's Son

      • 490 pages
      • 18 hours of reading

      Mark Engler embarks on a thrilling journey that traverses history and explores diverse locations around the globe. His adventures promise to captivate readers with rich narratives that connect different eras and cultures, offering a unique perspective on the world’s history.

      Be Not Thy Father's Son
    • 2011

      Gideon Davis must race against the clock to bring in a rogue agent and save the world from disaster in this debut from the executive producer of 24.

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