Los Alamos

Los AlamosBy: Joseph Kanon Interweaving fact and fiction, Los Alamos is at once a powerful novel of historical intrigue and a vivid portrait of the most mysterious figures involved in the Manhattan Project: Robert Oppenheimer. Spring 1945. As work on the first atomic bomb nears completion in New Mexico, Karl Bruner, a Manhattan Project security officer, is found murdered. Michael Connolly, the intelligence officer brought in to crack Bruner's case, soon

Sam Fisher is given unparalleled authority by the elite Third Echelon to protect America by any means necessary: he can spy

Join Encyclopedia Brown as he solves ten new and even more confounding mysteries

she makes the decision to follow her husband from their home in Minnesota to Oslo

set out to catch the odd thief

learning is brought to life

she can't imagine having her most intimate secrets fall into the wrong hands

snap your fingers: You’re making sounds

Her only aim was graduating and going to fashion school abroad

to a summer astronomy camp beneath a desert sky

she finds him murdered

a lucid and riveting account of how humans got to be the way we are

and her plain little life was being watched in Washington