If you like heart-pounding action, mind-bending inventions, and terrifying villains, then you'll love Charles Levin's gripping saga.

“There's a cutting-edge current to every page that's hard to resist, so get ready to engage your heart and your mind.”

—STEVE BERRY, New York Times Bestselling Author

“A gripping tale that will leave readers wondering what death-defying feat the hero will perform in the next series entry.”

KIRKUS REVIEWS

“A spy technothriller for the modern age that you won't be able to put down…”

SAN FRANCISCO BOOK REVIEW

“This latest book is as chilling as it is thrilling, and I simply couldn't put it down! This series is truly speculative political intrigue at its best.”

—JO NIEDERHOFF, San Francisco Book Review

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About Charlie

Charlie is the author of three fast-paced technothrillers Not So Dead,  NOT SO GONE, and NOT SO DONE. based on his 26 years of experience in the high tech world and his degree in philosophy. He is the founder of Pathfinder Consulting Group, which builds, maintains, and markets multi-million dollar web sites together with providing Strategic Planning and Business Development services.

Praise for Charlie's Work

“There's a cutting-edge current to every page that's hard to resist, so get ready to engage your heart and your mind.”

—Steve Berry, New York Times Best Selling Author on Not So Dead

“A tense, high-powered techno-thriller.”

Kirkus Review on Not So Dead

“A gripping tale that will leave readers wondering what death-defying feat the hero will perform in the next series entry.”

Kirkus Reviews on Not So Gone

“A stunning follow-up to Not So Dead, Not So Gone takes us on a heart-pounding journey of modern terrorism and the heroes who rise to stop it.”

—Jo Niederhoff, San Francisco Book Review on Not So Gone

“A spy technothriller for the modern age that you won't be able to put down...”

San Francisco Book Review on Not So Done

“...well-spun, page-turning roller coaster of action and possibility.”

Midwest Book Review on Not So Done

“I highly recommend this book for children of all ages. Expect to smile, laugh, and gasp as Nougo and his father race through the streets of San Francisco chasing Nougo’s prized possession.”

MICHAEL S. LEWIS, M. D., Orthopedic Surgeon for the NBA World Champion Chicago Bulls

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Tech Bit

Why Not So Dead? Most readers enjoy thrillers for their fun, excitement, and uncertainty. I thought it would be interesting to combine a good thriller story and compelling characters with the wonders and worries of the latest in science and technology. The book may raise more questions than it answers about who we are and what’s important or ethical, but sometimes the questions are more significant than the answers. Aren’t they?

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By Charles Levin | December 25, 2024

A prequel to the Amazon #1 Bestseller—The Last Appointment Dr. Saul Geier adjusted the angle of his leather armchair to catch the morning light streaming through his tenth-floor office.  The floor-to-ceiling windows overlooked Central Park South. The city sprawled below, chaotic yet oddly comforting in its rhythm. At seventy-two, Geier had seen it all: the…

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By Charles Levin | November 28, 2024

The courtroom was chilly, the cold that crept under your skin and made the long day ahead feel even longer. Amelia Grant pulled her cardigan tighter around her shoulders as she glanced at the bustling set of Law and Order. The crew adjusted lights, cameras, and props, filling the air with sharp orders and the…

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By Charles Levin | October 23, 2024

Last weekend, my wife and I went to see the new movie Saturday Night. Yes, we love movies and the experience of seeing them at the theater. We have been 50-year fans of Saturday Night Live, upon which the movie is based. The movie was OK, not great. The positive part of the experience was…

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