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“a story about the two most powerful institutions in the United States . . . ganging up on an innocent man. It’s Kafka.”

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The Price of Liberty Now on Sale

"Graff's third novel, another winner, will appeal to those who like their thrillers slightly off-kilter in the tradition of Donald Westlake and Lawrence Block."
—Library Journal

"Graff's cynical take on government waste and corporate greed plays well. McEnroe is as rugged as the desolate country he lives in, and his gritty do-what-ya-gotta-do actions keep the pages turning easily."
—Publishers Weekly

"Graff’s writing keeps the reader anxious for the next scene. If a tale of murder and mystery, told with finely wrought characters, setting, and a delightful touch of humor, is of interest, this is the book to read."
—ForeWord Reviews

"Graff's tautest yet. It's an almost seamless thriller, a page-turner."
—Missoula Independent

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Praise for the novels of Keir Graff

“Cleverly conceived, disturbingly plausible, and impossible to put down”
—Jenny Siler aka Alex Car, author of The Prince of Bagram Prison
“Orwellian. . . enthralling”
—Brian Freemantle, million-selling author of the Charlie Muffin series
“picks up speed in all the right places...a first-rate thriller”
—Joe Campana, Missoula Independent
“The jokes are sparse, but they come off with an absurdity and intelligence reminiscent of The Simpsons.”
—Joe Campana, Missoula Independent
“Jason’s harrowing adventures, perfectly paced and leavened by touches of humor, are gripping from start to finish.”
—Ron Terpening, Library Journal
“Highly recommended.”
—Ron Terpening, Library Journal
“. . . once Seth realizes his part in a fearsome conspiracy, One Nation evokes such paranoid 1970s thrillers as The Parallax View and Six Days of the Condor.”
—Jeffrey Westhoff, Chicago Sun-Times
“Graff writes vividly about life in society's margins, of dead-end retail jobs, squalid apartments and trailers on cinder blocks.”
—Jeffrey Westhoff, Chicago Sun-Times
“Graff’s cynical take on government waste and corporate greed plays well. McEnroe is as rugged as the desolate country he lives in, and his gritty do-what-ya-gotta-do actions keep the pages turning easily.”
Publishers Weekly
“With its wacky characters and deadpan humor, Graff's third novel (after My Fellow Americans and One Nation, Under God), another winner, will appeal to those who like their thrillers slightly off-kilter in the tradition of Donald Westlake and Lawrence Block.”
—Ron Terpening, Library Journal
“Graff's tautest yet. It's an almost seamless thriller, a page-turner.”
—Jay Stevens, Missoula Independent
“If a tale of murder and mystery, told with finely wrought characters, setting, and a delightful touch of humor, is of interest, this is the book to read.”
—Mary Popham, ForeWord Reviews

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    • The Price of Liberty
    • One Nation, Under God
    • My Fellow Americans
    • Cold Lessons
  • Short Stories
    • A Novel Idea
    • The Read
    • Untitled
    • Reading Is My Business
    • If You Should Have Any Need at All
    • Ghost Stations
    • The Courage of My Companions
    • Double Fault
  • Children's Books
    • The Other Felix
  • Accordion File
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