The Lighthouse Press, LLC offers DL Tolleson’s techno-thriller, The Gray Stopgap in a revised 4
So begins a web of events spanning more than 20 years and costing numerous lives. An atypical espionage thriller, The Gray Stopgap is a psychological and emotional tapestry seamlessly woven between flashbacks and reality. Double agents, assassins, deep sea rescues and sub-orbital dogfights are but a few facets of an adventure that is as much about relationships and integrity as it is international intrigue.
“Unlike Ian Fleming, the creator of 007, Tolleson, to his credit, shows the complicated human side of his spy interacting with the rest of his characters,” indicates the University of North Texas’s The North Texas Daily when comparing James Bond with The Gray Stopgap. Read the literature review entitled, “ Lovesick Agent Makes For Good Story ” in the newspaper’s section Arts & Entertainment.
“To be certain, it’s a techno-thriller—a spy thriller. But at its core it is something more akin to a morality play. That’s a rare thing in adventure fiction.”
— The Lighthouse Press News Release
“It is ‘one powerful novel’ that ‘could certainly make a hard hitting movie,’ and, ‘overall it is compelling and sometimes mind stretching.’ That isn’t our promotional copy talking! That’s author Piers Anthony writing his recommendation ‘for readers who like unusual adventure’ in the form of DL Tolleson’s, The Gray Stopgap. Get recent news about the book, the edition history,1 links offering the novel and Piers Anthony’s review2—all through the web site of author DL Tolleson.”
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