TALL CHAMBERS uses his wits and weapons to stop terrorists before innocent people are killed. When someone close to him is murdered, he puts all that aside and devotes his skills and experience to finding the killer. His pursuit becomes complicated when he learns he is also marked for death.
Tall has to fight to stay alive and find the killer. Nothing will stop him, even if it means making a deal with the worst terrorist of them all.
Earl Staggs crafts a high-octane thriller that will keep you reading through the night. Move over Jason Bourne. Tall Chambers is a hero for the ages. Readers will not be disappointed with the relentless pace of this story. Mark Troy
Fast action with twists and turns makes this novel a thrilling read from award winning author Earl Staggs. Jan Christensen
Two time award winning author Earl Staggs once again has created a compelling read with his latest book, Justified Action. Combining a search for terrorists at home and abroad with a realistic and very human action hero in Tall Chambers, justice and freedom have rewards, but come with a price. Complex characters, a search for justice, and complicated storylines have drawn readers to the work of Earl Staggs again and again. While Justified Action takes readers in a very different direction from Mr. Staggs’ previously well received novel, Memory Of A Murder, the new book showcases once again this award winning author’s talents. Kevin Tipple
Tall Chambers takes readers on a terrifying, unauthorized assignment to eliminate those who would destroy the United State and discovers new meaning for the word “betrayed.” Dee Stuart
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Ginny Thomas Melara
March 11, 2013 at 12:26 pm
Can’t wait to read it, Earl. I’ll be digging into it this afternoon!
EARL STAGGS
March 11, 2013 at 12:29 pm
Hope you like it, Ginny. Come see us soon, why doncha! We miss you.
Kaye Barley
March 11, 2013 at 12:37 pm
Tall Chambers, just like the author, is my kinda guy!!!! I know we’re going to be hearing great things about this one. Well deserved great things.
EARL STAGGS
March 11, 2013 at 12:49 pm
Kaye, Darlin’, thanks for the kind words. And congrats big time on all the rave reviews for WHIMSEY. Just proves what I’ve always said. To get great reviews is easy. All you have to do is write a great book. And you sure did that.
Sylvia Dickey Smith
March 11, 2013 at 1:43 pm
Got yours downloaded, Earl, now I’m going to download Kaye’s and post on my FB about you two!
EARL STAGGS
March 11, 2013 at 2:06 pm
Thanks, Sylvia. You’ll love Kaye’s book, WHIMSEY. I won’t even mind if you read hers first.
tstraw2@verizon.net
March 11, 2013 at 2:38 pm
Where can I get a copy of a print book… I don’t have one a th
Joan Regen-Ramirez
March 11, 2013 at 3:57 pm
Earl:
Today was my first day with the third graders–cute kids who wore me out.
Please send me the book and I’ll send you a check:
Joan Ramirez 7100 Kennedy Boulevard East 5N Guttenberg, NJ 07093
HOPE I’m next. Joan
Thelma Straw
March 22, 2013 at 2:46 pm
Wow, just saw a bunch of old friends here! Hi, Joan Ramirez – remember me?? We shared that class at the Marymount Writing Center with Lewis Frumkes, who is now at Hunter College doing the same thing! and a 92Y visit at what was I think S.J. Rozan’s lecture series! And, of course, MWA-NY meetings! Hope you are well! And Kaye, my new old friend – Kaye is my blog guest May 19 — be sure to read her at Crime Writers Chronicle http://www.crimewriters.blogspot.com … AND, ( trumpets sound here ) I’m haunting my mail box til Earl’s new book arrives and then you won’t hear a peep til I read the last page!! Thelma Straw in Manhattan
EARL STAGGS
March 22, 2013 at 5:06 pm
Thelma, great that you could hold a reunion here. Joan and Kaye are my good friends, too. I hope when Justified Action arrives you enjoy it from first page to last.
Radine Trees Nehring
April 14, 2013 at 7:48 am
Whoa, talk about leaving us in suspense! Though I rarely choose to read suspense (or terrorist-oriented) novels, probably partly because I only find time to read fiction right before I turn out the night at light, I am actually curious enough (and enough in love with the author) to buy and read this one.
EARL STAGGS
April 14, 2013 at 6:01 pm
Radine, I’d be honored if you’d read it and thrilled if you liked it. I assure you, there’s nothing scary in it to keep you awake at night. All the best to you and John.