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Code 6 by James Grippando

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karenm87's review

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fast-paced

3.0

tomstbr's review against another edition

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4.0

A suave technothriller about how big tech is evil. Funny that state secrets can't fall into enemy hands, whereas my previous read To Sing of War relied on a plotline of giving the Russians info on making an atomic bomb for world peace. Very well written, I liked the playwriting subplot, bit of a lacklustre ending maybe but bodies certainly do hit the floor for some surprises.

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5.0

Code 6 by James Grippando is an interesting thriller that keeps you guessing just who did it. This story is about Kate and her family. Kate is writing a play and while researching she finds out some interesting information. The information that she finds is still used today and someone wants it. She can't help but compare what she is writing with what is going on at her dad's company. This story shows just want someone will go through to get something they want. Sadly, the premise of data mining is very real in today’s society and the premise of this book is probably happening every day. Excellent thought provoking read. Definitely worth reading!
This story is an interesting read and shows just how valuable something could be. It is a quick paced book that you want to keep reading. Highly recommend for fans of thrillers and James Grippando.