Books matching: excessive surveillance
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- #1
Save:The Seclusion by Jacqui Castle is a gripping dystopian novel set in the year 2090, where America is ruled by the autocratic Board. The story follows Patch and Rexx, who work for the Board but become fugitives after discovering forbidden books that challenge their beliefs. As they venture beyond the Wall on a fact-finding mission, they uncover truths that lead to rebellion and resistance. The plot is intense, with a steady pace that immerses readers in the setting, reminiscent of works like George Orwell's 1984 and Suzanne Collins' The Hunger Games.
Patch, a patriot and protector of the US, navigates a world of excessive surveillance, murder, and lack of due process orchestrated by the Board. Alongside Rexx, she delves into the truth behind the Board's authoritative power and risks everything to uncover the reality behind their controlled society. The novel's first-person narrative in past tense, combined with influences from classic literature, keeps readers engaged till the end, offering a thrilling tale of rebellion and the quest for truth.
The first time I laid eyes on it, I was in awe of its vastness—an iconic monument, stretching to the horizon in either direction. As strong and secure as its sister up north. Ten feet wide by thirty f... - #2
Save:In 'Fear the Sky' by Stephen Moss, readers are taken on a thrilling journey of an alien invasion with a unique twist. The book introduces a blend of alien psyche in robotic bodies communicating through hacked satellites, presenting powerful and insidious enemies. While the story starts strong with real science, it transitions into a Hollywood-style alien invasion narrative with familiar motivations, yet remains fun and engaging, offering a fresh take on the genre. The plot unfolds with a balance between technical details, intelligent storytelling, and intense action sequences, making it a page-turner for fans of military sci-fi and alien invasion plots.
The walls of Neal’s cube are the type that can be torn down and rebuilt, reconfigured to a hundred different formats, the quintessential faceless, formless walls that enclose millions of office worker... - #3
Save:'The House in the Pines' by Ana Reyes follows Maya, a young woman grappling with drug addiction and hazy memories, as she embarks on a journey to confront the man she believes is responsible for the deaths of her best friend and another woman. The novel weaves between past and present, exploring Maya's struggles with addiction, trauma, and her quest for answers, all while delving into themes of psychological thriller and mystery. The story is described as having a dreamlike or supernatural feel, with a plot that keeps readers on edge as Maya uncovers dark secrets and confronts her past.
The narrative of 'The House in the Pines' is a blend of psychological thriller and murder mystery, focusing on Maya's journey of self-discovery and confronting her demons. The writing style is noted for its descriptive locations and characters, with a plot that evolves into a murder mystery involving a hypnotic therapist and a series of hypnotic trances that change Maya's life. The book delves into themes of addiction, trauma, and the impact of past events on the present, creating a suspenseful and intriguing storyline that keeps readers engaged till the end.
- #4
Save:In "Dark Rivers of the Heart" by Dean Koontz, the story follows Spencer Grant, an ex-law enforcement officer, who becomes entangled in a dangerous pursuit to protect Valerie Keene from government officials. As Spencer and Valerie race against time, they uncover buried memories, face a relentless assassin, and navigate a world of high-tech surveillance and shadowy government agencies. The novel weaves a suspenseful plot with gripping backstories, intertwining past and present elements seamlessly, while exploring themes of corruption, power, and the blurred lines between good and evil.
With the woman on his mind and a deep uneasiness in his heart, Spencer Grant drove through the glistening night, searching for the red door. The vigilant dog sat silently beside him. Rain ticked on th...
