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Win 'Hollywood Station' & 'Wild Fire' Books NOW!

Ladies & Gentleman ... wanna win brand new books such as 'Hollywood Station' by Joseph Wambaug OR 'Wild Fire' by Nelson DeMille to add to your growing book collections?!

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Wambaugh's outstanding new novel, his first in a decade, is not only a return to form but a return to his LAPD roots. Times have sure changed since the 1970s, the setting for some of Wambaugh's best earlier works such as The New Centurions and The Onion Field.

Grossly understaffed, the officers of Hollywood Station find themselves writing bogus field interviews with nonexistent white suspects in minority neighborhoods to avoid allegations of racial profiling. Crystal meth rules the streets, and crackheads and glass freaks dressed in costume (Elvis, Marilyn Monroe, Darth Vader, Elmo) work the tourist strip, bumming money for their next fix.

With an impressive array of police characters, from surfer dude partners "Flotsam" and "Jetsam" to aspiring actor "Hollywood" Nate Weiss and single mother Budgie Polk, Wambaugh creates a realistic microcosm of the modern-day LAPD..

John Corey, the ex-NYPD detective who now works on a government anti-terrorism task force, returns in this exciting and uncomfortably realistic thriller. Bain Madox, a brilliant and probably insane villain, has hatched a fiendishly clever plot to force the U.S. to launch an all-out nuclear attack against the entire Islamic world.

It's up to Corey, with the help of his FBI agent wife, to stop Madox before he can detonate nuclear weapons on American soil. Set in 2002, barely a year after 9/11, the novel presents a what-if scenario that's so plausible we have to remind ourselves that DeMille is making the whole thing up. Or is he?

To give yourself the chance to win one these brand new Warner books, just answer this easy question: In which of DeMille's books does one of her characters pretend to defect, handcuffed to agents aboard a 747 bound for JFK?!

Send us your answers and if you're correct you'll be in the running to win one of these wonderful new books! Just send us an e:mail here before December 1st with your answer and the subject title '2 WARNER BOOKS' to: exclusivemagazine@flash.net

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