"Aleksander tells an intriguing tale of deception and intrigue in this impressive, fast-moving debut novel." (read more...)

"This story is on par with anything the big name authors are putting out." (read more...)

"... a story as good, or better than the hundreds of overpriced hard covers I've read." (read more...)

Once I got to this novel in my read pile I was not disappointed. The story moves at a good pace. There are time shifts from the present day to the Vietnam War to the 1980's and back to present day. All weave together to bring a thriller to life that will hold you captivated. (read more...)

"False Positives had me dreading the ever increasing percentage-done symbol on my Kindle Touch! I would have inhaled an easy 100 pages more!" (read more...)

"False Positives makes you question what to lengths the government goes to protect the innocent; when does the protector become something that one needs to be protected from? In 1973 a computer genius from Berkeley creates the first computer virus, once the program is run through the computer it disappears, but the damage is already done. Thirty-five years later, Marnie McCloud is enlisted by the government to program and run a super computer that gathers intelligence and analysis in the name of protecting the American people from terrorists. The only problem is the computer creates an assassination list that includes innocent people. As Marnie digs into the system's dark past to find the ghost program she learns that not everyone wants the machine to be fixed and it's up to her to stop it before her name ends up on a list." (read more...)