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Divorcing Jack - Colin Bateman:
... have started going back though my old book collection and reading some of them for a final time before they have to head off to the charity shop in town as the number of books I have is beginning to take over my house and I need the space for new books. Divorcing Jack was one of those books that looked familiar from the cover but when I read the back cover no bells started ringing and at 282 pages it looked ideal... Read the full review: Nuns with Guns by freediveheaven |
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The Blue Tango - Eoin McNamee Author: Eoin McNamee / Printed Book / Genre: Crime / Thriller - When the daughter of an Irish judge was found stabbed 37 times in the early hours of 13 November 1952 in the Northern Irish village of Whiteabbey-the setting of Eoine McNamee's The Blue Tango--the story made front page news for almost a year... |
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Hammerhead Ranch Motel - Tim Dorsey Author: Tim Dorsey / Printed Book / Genre: Crime / Thriller - In Florida Roadkill, the strangely lovable homicidal maniac Serge drove a series of stolen cars around Florida in pursuit of five million dollars hidden in the boot of the wrong car, leaving behind him a bewildering trail of bodies. Now, Serge... |
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The Resurrection Club - Christopher Wallace Author: Christopher Wallace / Printed Book / Genre: Crime / Thriller - A neo-gothic tale full of invention, ambiguity, unease and menace. |
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The Last Six Million Seconds - J. Burdett Author: J Burdett / Printed Book / Genre: Crime / Thriller - A plastic bag containing three rotting heads is discovered near the Chinese mainland. The British seem to be keen for the investigation to drag on until after June 1997, the powerful Mr Xian wants a swift conclusion to the case, and the NYPD ar... |
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The World's Most Infamous Murders - Roger Boar, Nigel Blundell Genre: Crime / Printed Book / Thriller - Part of a series of books which examines real-life stories that have made newspaper headlines around the world, this features infamous murder stories. |
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The Last Voyage - Hammond Innes Author: Hammond Innes / Printed Book / Genre: Crime / Thriller - On 12 July 1776, Captain James Cook sailed from Plymouth in search of the North-West Passage. This is the story he might have written. The book is an imagined diary, showing a great seaman stretched to his limits. |
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Survival of the Fittest - Jonathan Kellerman Author: Jonathan Kellerman / Printed Book / Genre: Crime / Thriller - Psychologist-detective Alex Delaware teams up with LAPD's Milo Sturgis and the brilliant israeli detective inspector Daniel Sharavi to confront a Échilling portrait of evil. The daughter of a diplomat dies on a school field trip somewh... |
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Tom Clancy's Op-Center : Divide and Conquer - Tom Clancy Author: Tom Clancy / Printed Book / Genre: Crime / Thriller - Divide & Conquer is a nice change to the Op-Center series. In Divide & Conquer, spying and sabotage replace the Op-Center vs. Terrorists feel of Op-Center. The terrorists focus on starting a war and frame other countries for acts of sabotage. ... |
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Preserve and Protect - Allen Drury Author: Allen Drury / Printed Book / Genre: Crime / Thriller - In this political thriller, Drury describes the chaos that overtakes America and the world with the suspicious death of the President just after his renomination. His death leaves the incumbent party without a candidate or an easy method for ... |
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Serpent - Clive Cussler Genre: Crime / Printed Book / Thriller - The discovery of an artifact by an archaeologist at a Moroccan dig leads to the massacre of the excavation group. The leader, on escaping, is rescued by Kirk Austin and his NUMA team who uncover a sinister plot. First in the Numa Files series. |
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The Street Lawyer - John Grisham ... a fantastic book! My first ever John Grisham book, and it was incredible. It was so good that I actually went on ebay the day after I finished it and bought 10 more Grisham books. I originally randomly picked up this book at my school from one of my teachers and started to read it because I had nothing else. I was only able to read the first 20 pages and I was already hooked. The next day I went imediately to the store and bought it. I read through it in a couple days and I ve been recommending it to all my friends since. The book was really great and definitely motivated me to read more of his books. The book is basically about a guy named Michael Brock who i... Read the full review: Another Author for my Collection by Tina1742 |
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The Blood Doctor - Barbara Vine ... have only recently started to read the books of Barbara Vine (aka Ruth Rendell) and when I picked The Blood Doctor up I was expecting a psychological thriller. And what a pleasant surprise I got – this book was even better! The Blood Doctor tells the story of Martin Nanther’s attempt to write a biography of his great-great-grandfather, Henry Nanther. We join with Martin in his attempts to unpick Henry’s story through direct research and interviews with members of his extended family. Interwoven with Henry’s story are other minor themes involving Martin’s sadness over the loss of his hereditary seat in the House of Lords, and his and his wife’s attempts to have a b... Read the full review: Multiple story lines confidently woven together by hashford |
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A Good Hanging - Ian Rankin ... ~ I’ve long been an avid fan of Scot’s author Ian Rankin, in particular of his detective novels featuring the irreverent, irascible, irritable, hard drinking Edinburgh police inspector John Rebus. Once Rebus gets under your skin you very quickly get addicted, and can barely contain yourself as you wait for the next Rebus mystery to flow from the keyboard of the much feted Mr. Rankin. Fortunately, the wait is nearly over as a brand new Rebus novel called “The Naming Of The Dead” is due for release in October, 2006. ~ ~ In the meantime I’ve been reduced to re-reading some of my Rebus collection of novels, and with sixteen to choose from I’m truly spoilt for choice. A goo... Read the full review: Fancy A Quickie? by kenjohn |
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