Books matching: antihero character
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Save:Cyber-noir meets body-swapping future: a stylish, action-packed sci-fi mystery that’s as thought-provoking as it is brutal. Not for the faint of heart, but a great pick for fans of gritty, philosophical thrillers.
In the Envoy Corps they teach you to let go before storage. Stick it in neutral and float. It’s the first lesson and the trainers drill it into you from day one. Hard-eyed Virginia Vidaura, dancer’s b... - #2
Save:A brutal, brilliant modern Western: raw, thought-provoking, and unforgettable - but not for the faint of heart. If you want a fast-paced crime thriller with literary chops and haunting themes, this is one to read.
I sent one boy to the gaschamber at Huntsville. One and only one. My arrest and my testimony. I went up there and visited with him two or three times. Three times. The last time was the day of his exe... - #3
Save:A dark, unsettling, and uniquely poetic horror classic - if you can handle disturbing vibes and don't need likeable characters, "The Cipher" is a one-of-a-kind trip into the abyss.
Nakota, who saw it first: long spider legs drawn up beneath her ugly skirt, wise mouth pursed into nothing like a smile. Sitting in my dreary third-floor flat, on a dreary thrift shop chair, the windo... - #4
Save:A relentless, gut-punch of a fantasy with a fascinatingly twisted antihero - brilliantly written but decidedly not for everyone. Approach with caution if you prefer your stories with hope or heroes.
I could see some of the lads exchanging coin on their bets. The Lich Road is as boring as a Sunday sermon. It runs straight and level. So straight it gets so as you’d kill for a left turn or a right t... - #5
Save:"Better When He's Bad" by Jay Crownover is a gritty and captivating story set in the criminal world of The Point. It follows the intense and dangerous relationship between Dovie and Bax, who come from different backgrounds but are connected through their ties to Race. As they navigate through dangerous situations and search for the truth, they both struggle with their own identities and the concept of survival in a harsh environment. The narrative is filled with action, suspense, and romance, told from dual points of view, providing a deep insight into the characters and their motivations.
IHAD BEEN AROUND long enough in the worst parts of town to know the difference between a bad boy and a boy who was just bad. Bad was stamped all across Shane Baxter and it had nothing to do with the s... - #6
Save:A wildly clever and entertaining fantasy caper set in a richly-drawn world - with memorable characters, smart twists, and buckets of wit. Stick past the slow start and you’re in for a great ride.
LOCKE LAMORA’S RULE of thumb was this: a good confidence game took three months to plan, three weeks to rehearse, and three seconds to win or lose the victim’s trust forever. This time around, he plan... - #7
Save:Disturbing, outrageous, and surprisingly heartfelt in moments, "Choke" is a rollercoaster of dark humor and satire - but definitely not for everyone.
There has to be something better on television. Or since you have so much time on your hands, maybe you could take a night course. Become a doctor. You could make something out of yourself. Treat your... - #8
Save:A gorgeously written, staggeringly dark descent into taboo territory - short, haunting, and absolutely not for everyone.
The grey eyelashes of this little girl cast a grey shadow against her cheek. She has the sly, ironic smile of those who know a lot. Two uncurled locks frame her face, descending to the hem of her blou... - #9
Save:A gripping, no-nonsense thriller that’s perfect for fans of action-packed mysteries. Suspend disbelief, buckle up, and enjoy the ride!
I WAS ARRESTED IN ENO’S DINER. AT TWELVE O’CLOCK. I was eating eggs and drinking coffee. A late breakfast, not lunch. I was wet and tired after a long walk in heavy rain. All the way from the highway... - #10
Save:A dark, smartly written thriller that's disturbing and compelling, especially for fans of psychological crime stories. Not quite the book for a Hannibal Lecter fix, but a landmark in serial killer fiction.
“I don’t want to talk about it anywhere, Jack. You’ve got to talk about it, so let’s have it. Just don’t get out any pictures. If you brought pictures, leave them in the briefcase—Molly and Willy will...
