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Save:'Cut & Run' by Madeleine Urban and Abigail Roux follows the story of FBI Special Agents Ty Grady and Zane Garrett who are partnered together to solve a series of gruesome murders in New York City. Despite their instant antipathy towards each other, their interactions are entertaining and rewarding, filled with insults and tension. As they work on the case, their relationship progresses from partners to lovers, with detailed character development and a gripping transition. The writing style of the book effortlessly maintains the sexual tension between the characters, making them highly nuanced, complex, and flawed.
The murder mystery in the book is described as a good one, keeping the readers engaged until the end. The characters of Ty and Zane are fascinatingly flawed and easy to root for, adding depth to the story. blends elements of romance, mystery, and action, setting a new standard for gay romantic thrillers with rich, complex characters, gripping suspense, and edge-of-the-seat action.
llison McFadden walked slowly in the cool night air, her arms tightly wrapped around her slim body to keep the wind from whipping at her Acoat. The man with her saw her shiver and gently put his arm a... - #2
Save:The Morning Star tells the story of two very different characters, Simon Drake, an FBI agent leading a team of mischievous agents, and Jeremy Archer, a British sneak thief. The two confront each other during the robbery of an impressive diamond, the morning star. When Jeremy finds out he's been deceived, he offers Simon an uncomfortable alliance to recover the diamond and stop an international terrorist conspiracy. The book is a blend of spy novel and romance, with subtle nuances of a developing relationship between the characters.
The writing style of the book is fast-paced, engaging, and filled with witty banter between the characters. The plot is action-packed, with well-thought-out heists, three-dimensional characters, and surprising plot points. The book explores the dynamic between an FBI agent and an art thief, creating a unique and entertaining story that keeps readers engrossed.
The van pulled up five minutes later, Sandra at the wheel. Simon, who'd been pacing, immediately yanked her door open and helped her out. He didn't say anything and neither did she; after a quick dist... - #3
Save:A Cold Dark Place by Toni Anderson is a fast-paced and action-packed crime thriller with a touch of romance. The story follows FBI Special Agent Mallory Rooney and former CIA assassin Alex Parker as they work together to solve crimes and navigate their growing attraction amidst a backdrop of danger and suspense. The plot unfolds with twists and turns, introducing a vigilante element and a serial killer investigation that keeps readers engaged. The writing style is described as captivating, with raw and powerful emotions portrayed through the characters, adding depth to the storyline.
Edgar Paul Meacher had left three hours ago, driving the white panel van he kept for this purpose alone. Meacher would have switched plates along some quiet dirt road, before going on his own little h... - #4
Save:Monica Davenport, an FBI profiler known as "Ice," is partnered with Luke Dante to hunt down a serial killer in Mississippi who targets victims based on their fears. As they work together, Monica confronts her past and the undeniable attraction she feels for Luke. The book is a romantic suspense filled with intense situations, amazing chemistry between the characters, and a fast-paced plot that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. The narrative delves into the characters' history, their relationships, and the challenges they face while unraveling a mysterious and creepy plot.
Stop! FBI!” But, of course, the words didn’t make the perp slow down. No, they just made the punk in the black ski mask run faster—and Agent Luke Dante ground his back teeth as he pumped his legs and ... - #5
Save:In "The Pursuit" by Janet Evanovich and Lee Goldberg, the story follows the adventures of con man Nicholas Fox and FBI agent Kate O'Hare as they work together to stop a dangerous criminal from carrying out a deadly plan. The plot is filled with twists and turns, humor, and high-stakes action, making it a thrilling and engaging read. The writing style is fast-paced, entertaining, and keeps readers on the edge of their seats as Fox and O'Hare navigate through dangerous situations while trying to outsmart the villain.
Nicolas Fox, infamous con artist and thief, woke up in a coffin. His ability to stay calm was partially due to the lingering effects of the tranquilizer shot he’d been given eighteen hours earlier, in...
(Also, see 67 recommendations for the series Fox and O'Hare ) - #6
Save:Every Crooked Path delves into the dark world of child abduction, abuse, and the murky realm of the dark net. Despite being a prequel in The Bowers Files series, the book intricately weaves together the background of FBI Agent Patrick Bowers' life, shedding light on his early days with the FBI and his relationships with key characters like Christie and Tessa. The theme of paedophilia is sensitively handled, with tension building steadily throughout the book, making it a compelling and intense page-turner. Steven James skillfully crafts a story that addresses weighty issues without becoming preachy, navigating disturbing subject matter with responsibility and hope.
The plot of Every Crooked Path revolves around Patrick Bowers investigating a mysterious suicide and a series of abductions, leading him into an international conspiracy where nothing is as it seems. The book delves deeper into the depravity of child pornography, showcasing James' ability to tackle gritty material and create a gripping narrative. The writing style keeps readers engaged, with mind games, intrigue, and a slow build-up that eventually culminates in a nail-biting and intense adventure into the world of child abuse and social media dangers.
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Save:The novel "The Killing Hour" by Lisa Gardner follows FBI agent Kimberly Quincy as she stumbles upon the body of a young girl at Quantico, setting off a series of murders linked to the Eco Killer. With the help of local Georgia agent Mac, they delve into a suspenseful hunt for the killer, filled with challenging clues and intense plot twists. The story is a mix of suspense, romance, and intricate character development, drawing readers into a gripping narrative that keeps them engaged until the end.
The book is praised for its well-developed characters, particularly Kimberly Quincy and Mac, who are easy to identify with and a pleasure to read about. Gardner's writing style is described as tight, fast-paced, and filled with strong, dynamic characters that drive the intense thriller suspense novel forward. The plot is lauded for its intricate details, unexpected twists, and the empathy it creates for the characters, making it a compelling read from start to finish.
(Also, see 17 recommendations for the series Quincy & Rainie ) - #8
Save:"Already Gone" by Blake Pierce is the first installment in the Laura Frost FBI Suspense Thriller series. The story follows FBI Agent Laura Frost, a single mother and recovering alcoholic, who possesses the ability to see visions that aid her in solving cases. Throughout the book, Laura struggles with balancing her personal demons, including her recovery and her strained relationship with her daughter, with her professional duties as an FBI agent. The plot is filled with unexpected twists, engaging characters, and a gripping pace that keeps readers entranced from the very beginning. Although some readers found the writing style to be choppy at times and the ending rushed, overall, it is a worthwhile read for fans of FBI thrillers.
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Save:'Accidentally Wolf' in the series 'Seraphine Thomas' by author Erin R. Flynn follows the journey of Sera, an FBI agent who is thrust into the paranormal world after a mission gone awry. With a mix of action, mystery, and romance, Sera navigates her new life as a wolf shifter, uncovering dark secrets and facing dangerous adversaries. Readers are taken on a thrilling ride as Sera delves deeper into the paranormal realm, discovering her unique abilities and forming unexpected alliances. The writing style combines elements of suspense and humor, keeping readers engaged as Sera unravels the mysteries surrounding her newfound identity.
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Save:'Beauty and the Bodyguard' in the 'Fortune's Children' series by Merline Lovelace revolves around Allie, a beautiful model who is being stalked and needs protection. Rafe, a scarred bodyguard, is hired to protect her. As they navigate the dangers surrounding them, they both realize their feelings for each other amidst the mystery and suspense of trying to uncover the stalker's identity. The story is set in the southwest U.S., with colorful characters and a surprising ending that keeps the readers engaged till the last page.
The author, Merline Lovelace, weaves a tale of romance, love, intrigue, and suspense in 'Beauty and the Bodyguard'. delves into the hard work and dedication of high fashion models like Allie, portraying her as a down-to-earth character amidst the glamorous world she inhabits. The relationship between Allie and Rafe develops as they face challenges together, ultimately finding love and safety in each other's arms.
