In Dead Air, a sports reporter is determined to use cyclist Will Ross’s limelight for her own career, while a killer is bent on taking care of some unfinished business. As he struggles to recover from tragedy, Will must find out whether a single ride can change his life and whether he is capable of taking the ultimate revenge. “Grisham on Gatorade” — Rocky Mountain News
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Moody is Critic-at-Large at Denver's KCNC-TV, reviewing movies, books, theater, music and new media. He has won seven Heartland Emmy awards for commentary, one of which was for his coverage of a local mountain bike crash.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Another Great Read from G. Moody,
By JTND "JTND" (USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Dead Air: A Cycling Murder Mystery (Paperback)
Fans of Will Ross will not be disappointed with this much anticipated followup to Deadroll. My only problem is I read the book too fast. I guess I'll have to start over with book 1 and read the whole series. Long live Will Ross!
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Moody Sends Us on Another Great Ride!,
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This review is from: Dead Air: A Cycling Murder Mystery (Paperback)
Dead Air is another challenging mystery by Greg Moody. I so enjoyed getting to know new characters as Moody peels away the layers of their personalities, but I was also glad to encounter familiar old characters from his previous novels. The book flows with glimpses into the insanity of the villain and the T.V. Station! Along with the prose are gritty descriptions of life on a bike. Reading a book by Greg Moody is like choosing between plain vanilla ice cream or a hot fudge sundae... he makes you work a little harder than a "canned formula" mystery, but the satisfaction is well worth the effort!!! This is a great read and should be added to your summer book list!
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Dead Air, Dead On,
By Mrs. John (Mukwonago, WI United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Dead Air: A Cycling Murder Mystery (Paperback)
This review is long over due. I read Dead Air many months ago. I'm just now coming down from the exhilaration of another fine Moody murder mystery novel. Moody once again blends the two things he knows best...cycling and TV. He has written one of the finest and most exciting fight scenes I've ever read. If you think you know how this one ends....think again.
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WILL STOOD AT THE DOOR FOR WHAT SEEMED AN ETERNITY, ALTERnately shaking with chills and wiping the sweat off his face. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
sports office, satellite truck, assignment desk Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Will Ross, Beth Freeman, Art Jackson, Ray Whiteside, Paul Timmons, Clyde Zoromski, Jeremy Paxton, Barbara Gooden, Hugh Ransford, Randy Disson, Roger Flynn, Grand Lake, Trail Ridge Road, Chuck Vernon, Raymond Whiteside, Rose Cangliosi, Berthoud Pass, Estes Park, Little Petey, Cherry Creek, Denver Police, Tony Carver, Peter the Great, Winter Park, Cheryl Crane New!
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WILL STOOD AT THE DOOR FOR WHAT SEEMED AN ETERNITY, ALTERnately shaking with chills and wiping the sweat off his face. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
sports office, satellite truck, assignment desk Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Will Ross, Beth Freeman, Art Jackson, Ray Whiteside, Paul Timmons, Clyde Zoromski, Jeremy Paxton, Barbara Gooden, Hugh Ransford, Randy Disson, Roger Flynn, Grand Lake, Trail Ridge Road, Chuck Vernon, Raymond Whiteside, Rose Cangliosi, Berthoud Pass, Estes Park, Little Petey, Cherry Creek, Denver Police, Tony Carver, Peter the Great, Winter Park, Cheryl Crane New!
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