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Daria Blackwell

The Naked Truth

21 Questions for Daria

Alex Blackwell

The Butterfly Effect Series

Book 1
The Butterfly Effect
It Started on 9/11

Book 2
The Brotherhood
Acquisition of Power

Book 3
Supremacy

Oyster Delight

What Motivated Alex Blackwell to write?

21 Questions for Alex

Non Fiction

Happy Hooking - the Art of Anchoring

Crusing the Wild Atlantic Way

Fiction

Onyx the Cruising Kitty

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Independent Reviews of The Butterfly Effect -It started on 9/11

Bravo!!! Blackwell
By Niamh, 22 Oct 2013

Mr. Blackwell is the next Tom Clancy. The Butterfly Effect is global in scope, brimming with local detail, fast-paced and imbued with a momentum that propels the story and reader forward. Bravo!!! Blackwell

Awesome!
By Ginny, 22 Oct 2013

Couldn't put it down -- really kept my interest. The type of book I love, Can't wait for a sequel.

I LOVE it.
By Lydia LM, September 27, 2013

This is totally the genre that I like the best, so I am enjoying it immensely.

Spellbinding!
By Thelma Roche, September 23, 2013

9/11 brought to life again in an exciting and captivating tale ....astounding and suspenseful. a first-rate piece of storytelling. A great read, fast moving, very well developed characters.... I thoughly enjoyed it!

Riveting fast paced thriller
By D. Conrad, September 23, 2013

Having lived in the vicinity of New York during the 9/11 crisis, I have been imagining what's next ever since. But The Butterfly Effect really puts it all together. By mixing facts with fiction, the author has created a story that is totally believable...and a real nightmare. Once I started, I couldn't put it down.

This thriller is riveting from beginning to end. The characters are complex and the story flows through time and across continents effortlessly. I got caught up in all the character's lives - both heroes and villains - all of whom started out so ordinary and were altered by circumstance. From the streets of Kabul to crossing the ocean on a small boat to deliver justice, the author makes you feel like you are right there in the thick of it. I can't wait to read the next one. There's gotta be a next one.

By Zen A., September 15, 2013

The author is excellent at keeping track of multiple characters/scenarios, in an exciting plot. He's also very good on technical issues, especially on computer development (e.g., the DEC series, a number of which I used long ago), and on nautical terminology and sailing.

Dan Brown meets Tom Clancy
By John Joyce, September 14, 2013

If you like your heroes and heroines tortured and driven, your plots cleverly complex and your weapons described down to the last acronym . . . then you'll love this.

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