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Description: ISBN 033048995X / Author: Matthew Reilly / Genre: Crime / Thriller / The New York State Library looms as a silent sanctuary of knowledge: ... more
Contest - Matthew Reilly ... a hundred-year-old labyrinth of towering bookcases, narrow aisles, and spiral staircases. But for Dr Stephen Swain and his eight-year-old daughter Holly it is a place of nightmare. Because, for just one night, this historic building is to become the venue for a horrifying contest, a contest in which Swain must compete, whether he likes it or not. The rules of the challenge are simple: seven contestants will enter, but only one will leave. With his daughter in his arms, Stephen Swain is plunged into a terrifying fight for survival. The stakes are high, the odds are brutal. He can choose to run, to hide, or to fight - but if he wants to live, he needs to win. For, in this particular contest, unless you leave as victor, you do not leave at all.

Newest Review: ... and go into WH Smiths, and find a book quickly, the book I was after was Ice Station by Matthew Reilly, unfortunately it was ... more

 ... out of stock, but I noticed Contest by the same author and decided it looked like a good read. Well I was not wrong. Contest is the story of Dr Stephen Swain and his young daughter Holly, and their long night in the New York State Library. Unfortunatly for them they are trapped in the building with a assortment of creatures from different worlds and all the creatures have the same goal, to be the last one left alive. Dr Stephen soon discovers that only the surviving creature/race will be allowed to leave, so t...more

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Whompz
Premium Review Contest - Matthew Reilly: A Great Contest (310 words)
by - written on 07/12/09 (Useful, 24 readings)
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A couple of years ago I was working as a security guard, and the only thing that tended to get me through the long shifts was a good book. Well one day I was working in Ipswich, in a empty office building and realised when I got to work, that I had forgotten my books, so I had nothing to do all day. I decided to nip out and go into WH Smiths, and find a book quickly, the book I was after was Ice Station by Matthew Reilly, unfortunately it was out of stock, but I noticed Contest by the same author and decided it looked like a good read. Well I was not wrong. Contest is the story of Dr Stephen Swain and his young daughter Holly, and their long ...  Read the complete review

samgriff
Premium Review Thriller that just keeps thrilling (864 words)
by - written on 03/06/08 (Very useful, 82 readings)
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I was first introduced to Matthew Reilly by a friend a few months ago and bought this book on complete faith that it would be as good as he said it would be. I was not disappointed! First off I do love a sci-fi book and rarely find any kind of book that literally has me on the edge of my seat while reading it. This one however was most definitely something special as I just couldn't put it down. As I was meant to be revising for exams I did feel guilty for a while but this book overcame that emotion. The plot of this book is mind numbingly simple and straightforward that you would think it had been done a million times before. There is a contest ...  Read the complete review

 

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