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The First Apostle - James Becker:
... M waxed lyrical about this book, and practically forced me into a chair to read it. Religious themes are generally not my kind of thing, as I m yet to find one that makes any sense to me. But his persistence paid off. I picked the book up, and began reading. When Jackie Hampton hears a noise in the night while alone in the Italian villa as it s being refurbished, she gets up to investigate and winds up dead. Mar... Read the full review: A copper on the run in Italy by MeganFF |
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Ice Station - Matthew Reilly Author: Matthew Reilly / Printed Book / Genre: Crime / Thriller - A remote antarctic research station, a strange alien presence and a group of hardy survivors trying to stay alive until help arrives? Sound familiar? Well, Matthew Reilly's debut novel is something of a mish-mash of several well-worn paths... overall rating  1 review
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No Time For Goodbye - Linwood Barclay Author: Linwood Barclay / Printed Book / Genre: Crime / Thriller overall rating  22 reviews
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The Lost World - Arthur Conan Doyle Genre: Crime / Printed Book / Thriller / Author: Arthur Conan Doyle / Paperback / 272 Pages / Book is published 2007-06-07 by Penguin Classics overall rating  4 reviews
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The Brutal Art - Jesse Kellerman Genre: Crime / Printed Book / Thriller / Author: Jesse Kellerman / Paperback / 416 Pages / Book is published 2008-12-29 by Sphere overall rating  4 reviews
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The Seven Dials Mystery - Agatha Christie Author: Agatha Christie / Printed Book / Genre: Crime / Thriller / Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Ltd - A healthy young man dies in his sleep, despite the ringing of eight separate alarm clocks...Gerry Wade had proved himself to be a champion sleeper; so the other house guests decided to play a prac... overall rating  3 reviews
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The Labours of Hercules - Agatha Christie Author: Agatha Christie / Printed Book / Genre: Crime / Thriller - The new-look series of Hercule Poirot books for the 21st century. In appearance Hercule Poirot hardly resembled an ancient Greek hero. Yet -- reasoned the detective -- like Hercules he had been responsible for ridding society of some of i... overall rating  1 review
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The Recruit - Robert Muchamore Author: Robert Muchamore / Printed Book / Genre: Crime / Thriller overall rating  15 reviews
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Silent in the Grave - Deanna Raybourn Genre: Crime / Printed Book / Thriller / Author: Deanna Raybourn / Paperback / 544 Pages / Book is published 2008-01-18 by Mira Books overall rating  1 review
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Silent Scream - Lynda La Plante Genre: Crime / Printed Book / Thriller / Author: Lynda La Plante / Hardcover / 656 Pages / Book is published 2009-09-03 by Simon & Schuster Ltd overall rating  1 review
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Bitter Blue - Cath Staincliffe Genre: Crime / Printed Book / Thriller / Author: Cath Staincliffe / Edition: New edition / Paperback / 288 Pages / Book is published 2006-06-25 by Allison & Busby overall rating  1 review
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A Killing Frost - R.D. Wingfield ... Killing Frost is the latest book by R. D Wingfield, published in October 2008 it reunites us with the Detective Inspector Jack Frost, a sardonic, chain-smoking, rough diamond whose blatant insubordination and ends justify the means approach, make him a force to be reckoned with inside and outside the station. The central story concerns two young teenagers who have gone missing and are feared to be murdered. Frost has to piece together the truth behind their disappearance, whilst being bombarded with cases of paedophile rings, blackmail and extortion at a local supermarket, a missing nurse, a body on a railway line and arson. The first couple of chapters leave the re... Read the full review: Darkly Funny & Fast Paced by festactown |
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Silent in the Grave - Deanna Raybourn ... the wicked be ashamed, and let them be silent in the grave..." This is one of the very last phrases that Sir Edward Grey sees before he dies of a seemingly innocent long-standing illness. The first time his wife, Lady Julia Grey meets the mysterious Nicholas Brisbane, is when he is helping her with her husband who had just collapsed in front of all of their dinner guests. It takes Lady Julia nearly a year before she believes Nicholas outlandish claims that her husband was in fact murdered. It transpires that Sir Edward approached Brisbane before he died to hire him as a detective as he had been receiving threats against his life. It is only when Lady Juli... Read the full review: "Let the Wicked Be Ashamed..." by burtybookworm |
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Stolen - Kelley Armstrong ... Michaels is a very rare beast ~ she is the only currently known female Were-Wolf in existance; the problem being that only males pass on the genetic material to become a Lyncathrope and that females have to be created by being bitten. As it is unsurprisingly rare for humans to actually survive a Wolf attack, in most cases victims die after being bitten by a Were-Wolf. Elena is fortunate; lucky in the sense that not only has she survived but also in that she has been accepted into a Pack and has become the mate to her Pack s second-in-command who is also the Lycanthrope responsible for her condition. Elena spends her time in between writing a political column for ... Read the full review: I used to be a Were-Wolf but I'm alright nowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwl...... by sparkymarky1973 |
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