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Old 09-18-2011, 04:29 AM   #47
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In Michael Lawson's fast-paced thriller, House Rules, congressional snoop Joe DeMarco investigates a trio of failed terror attacks in Washington, D.C. When he begins to suspect that attacks are homegrown--and related to an anti-Islamic bill moving with suspicious quickness through Congress--the charming hero starts to unravel an utterly intricate plot in the making.

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