A mysterious note. A shadowy figure from Sam Jameson's past. They invade Sam's self-imposed exile to deliver shocking Alexander Wells, the man who murdered a five-year-old girl and framed Sam to take the fall, didn't die in the fiery blast that almost claimed her life.Wells is alive.And he's recruited a team of hardened criminal operatives with just one target in their Sam Jameson.Sam soon finds herself at the mercy of forces with unthinkable reach and resources. With rogue government elements, a brutal organized crime family, and the world's most powerful clandestine cabal all lined up against her, Sam must escape a terrifying fate at the hands of a madman to make the most difficult choice of her life.And along the way, Sam must reconcile her growing feelings for an old friend with her heartbreak over the loss of Brock James, the man she planned to spend her life with.BURN is the most explosive installment yet in Amazon #1 Bestselling Author Lars Emmerich's runaway international hit Sam Jameson series, loved by fans of espionage, conspiracy, and crime thrillers from masters such as James Patterson, David Baldacci, Nelson DeMille, Vince Flynn, Brad Thor, Catherine Coulter, and Daniel Silva.Interview with #1 Bestselling Author Lars Emmerich and u2028 Who are your influences? and u2028 Too many to list! I started out years ago as a Tom Clancy addict, and I thoroughly enjoy many of Nelson DeMille's novels. I regularly read David Baldacci, Vince Flynn, Barry Eisler, Michael Connelly, and John Grisham. James Patterson has redefined what it means to be a working author, and I read his stuff as well. My top picks are usually espionage and private detective novels, any of the thousands of thrillers and mystery best sellers, and, of course, books featuring classic pulp heroes. And I'm greatly influenced by all sorts of nonfiction, as well. I read all the time, and I'm a bit of a magpie about the topics - science, economics, finance, politics, history, mathematics, engineering, biomechanics, medicine... It's a big world out there, and I love learning more about it. Many of those topics find their way into my fiction, so I can justify it all as "research." and u2028 and u2028 The Sam Jameson series has become quite a phenomenon. What do you think has been the driving force behind the books' success? and u2028 I think Sam has something of a unique voice. She says the things we all wish we could say, and she gets away with it about half of the time. The other half of the time, not so much. I think she's also a very human heroine. She has plenty of flaws and weaknesses, yet she accomplishes some amazing things. She's like every one of us in that regard, which resonates. and u2028 and u2028 You have developed personal relationships with your readers over the years, which is a little unusual in the publishing business. Was that a conscious choice? and u2028 Absolutely. Books are intimate things. They occupy a person's mind and thoughts for hours at a time. Good books leave a lasting impression, and great books might even change the way we think about things, but all books are a relationship. I always wanted a conversation. I wanted to learn from my readers, to hear what was on their minds, to listen to their criticism and hopefully improve the books I write. It's been extremely rewarding, and I'm hopeful it can continue for years to come. and u2028BURN genre Spy thriller, spy thrillers kindle books, best crime thrillers, conspiracy thrillers, espionage thrillers, mystery thrillers and suspense best sellers, female spy books