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    Twenty Years Later by Charlie Donlea
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    Twenty years after the tragic events of 9/11, journalist Avery Mason is on the brink of a career breakthrough when remains from the towers are identified, leading her into a murder investigation. The book weaves together a complex storyline filled with unexpected twists and turns, keeping readers hooked till the very end. With a mix of enigma, mystery, and character development, the book explores themes of survival, chaos, and the impact of DNA advancements on forensic investigations.


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    The Innocent by Harlan Coben
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    One night, Matt Hunter innocently tried to break up a fight and ended up a killer. Now, nine years later, he's an ex-con who takes nothing for granted. His wife, Olivia, is pregnant, and the two of them are closing on their dream house. But all it will take is one shocking, inexplicable call from Olivia's phone to shatter Matt's life a second time. The story revolves around Matt Hunter, a man with a new life since being released from prison, suddenly finding his idyllic existence with his pregnant wife, Olivia, threatened when he is thrown into the middle of a triple murder investigation. Matt is haunted by a death from his college days, and as he tries to navigate his present life, he is drawn into a web of suspicion and danger.

    Despite it being solidly midday, the trailer remained night-dark. That was how Kimmy liked it. She worked nights and was a light sleeper. Back in her Vegas headlining days it had taken years of testin...

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    No Second Chance by Harlan Coben
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    'No Second Chance' by Harlan Coben is a gripping thriller that follows Dr. Marc Seidman as he wakes up in the hospital to discover that his wife has been murdered and his infant daughter is missing. As Seidman embarks on a frantic search for his child, he is faced with suspicion from the police and must unravel a web of secrets and deception from his past. The plot unfolds with unexpected twists and turns, keeping readers on the edge of their seats until the final page. Coben's writing style is praised for its fast pace, engaging storytelling, and ability to seamlessly blend suspense and mystery elements.

    The book delves into themes of kidnapping, murder, betrayal, and the haunting impact of past relationships on the present. Coben masterfully weaves together multiple storylines, creating a complex narrative that keeps readers guessing and invested in the outcome. The characters, both allies and villains, are well-crafted and add depth to the suspenseful tale of a father's desperate quest to reunite with his daughter.

    At least, that is what I want to believe. I lost consciousness pretty fast. And, if you want to get technical about it, I don’t even remember being shot. I know that I lost a lot of blood. I know that...

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    You Can't Catch Me by Catherine McKenzie
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    "You Can't Catch Me" by Catherine McKenzie revolves around the protagonist Jessica Williams, who encounters another woman with the same name and birthday as her, leading to a series of events involving identity theft and fraud. The plot unfolds with Jessica's quest to unravel the mystery behind the other Jessica Williams, leading to unexpected twists and turns. The writing style of the book combines present-day narration with flashbacks, keeping readers engaged as the story progresses through various settings and plot developments.

    I promised myself to cut off all contact for the week I’m in Mexico, and it’s a promise I keep. Holding to it isn’t that hard. Most of my friendships were work-related, emphasis on the were, and the o...

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    Nemesis
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    Book 4 in the series:Harry Hole

    Nemesis - Harry Hole by Jo Nesbø
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    'Nemesis' in the Harry Hole series by Jo Nesbø follows Inspector Harry Hole, a flawed Norwegian detective, as he investigates a senseless execution during a bank robbery while facing accusations of murder involving a former girlfriend. The plot unfolds with multiple mysteries intertwined, including a serial bank robber killer, threats to frame Harry for a murder case, and a complex web of deceit and misdirection. Nesbø's writing style is described as dark, fast-paced, and intricate, with unexpected plot twists and a focus on character development, particularly that of Harry Hole and his colleagues.

    THE OLD MAN REMINDED HARRY OF AN ASTRONAUT. THE comical short steps, the stiff movements, the dead, black eyes and the shoes shuffling along the parquet floor. As if he were frightened to lose contact...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Harry Hole )

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    Infinite
    Book 1 in the series:Infinite

    Infinite - Infinite by Jeremy Robinson
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    'Infinite' by Jeremy Robinson is a science fiction thriller set in space, exploring deep philosophical questions about humanity, the universe, and the fabric of reality. The story follows William Chanokh aboard a massive space ship, the Galahad, as he wakes from cryo sleep to face horrors and must salvage the mission with the help of advanced AI. The narrative is fast-paced, with elements of action, introspection, and exploration of parallel paths and alternative theories.

    “Go on,” she says, chewing on a yellow #2 pencil that makes dry scratching sounds whenever it carves a letter onto the equally yellow legal pad resting on her tight gray skirt. I know she’s supposed t...

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    Misjudged: A Legal Thriller - Sam Johnstone by James Chandler
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    'Misjudged: A Legal Thriller' by James Chandler is a courtroom drama featuring the character Sam Johnstone, a warrior lawyer. The story unfolds with a murder mystery that keeps the readers guessing until the end, with twists and turns that add intrigue. The writing style is described as well-developed, clean, and steady, bringing the characters to life deftly. The legal system and court procedures are detailed, providing a primer on legal jargon and process details.


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    1st to Die - Women's Murder Club by James Patterson
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    1st to Die is the first book in the Women's Murder Club series by James Patterson. The story follows homicide detective Lindsay Boxer and her three friends as they form the Women's Murder Club to solve a series of gruesome murders targeting newlyweds on their honeymoons in San Francisco. The book is described as a fast-paced thriller with unexpected twists and turns that keep the reader engaged until the last page.

    The writing style of 1st to Die is praised for being easy to follow and engaging, with a plot that is both suspenseful and intriguing. The characters, including Lindsay Boxer and her friends, are highlighted for their unique abilities and interactions that add depth to the story. Overall, the book is a gripping mystery that showcases the strength and intelligence of the female protagonists as they work together to unravel the mystery behind the brutal killings.

    There might be a luckier man somewhere on the planet, David Brandt thought as he wrapped his arms around Melanie, his new bride. Somewhere in Yemen, maybe- some Allah praising farmer with a second goa...

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    Kill the Next One by Federico Axat
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    "Kill the Next One" by Federico Axat is a psychological thriller that follows the story of Ted McKay, a man diagnosed with a terminal brain tumor who plans to end his life. However, his plans take a twisted turn when a stranger proposes a deadly deal - Ted must kill two men in exchange for someone killing him, sparing his family from the shame of his suicide. As the plot unfolds, Ted's reality becomes increasingly blurred, with unreliable narration and mysterious events keeping the reader on edge. The novel is filled with unexpected plot twists, complex characters, and a gripping narrative that challenges the reader's perception of reality.

    The writing style of Federico Axat in "Kill the Next One" has been described as disorienting yet clever, with a deep exploration of the protagonist's psyche and a skillful balance of suspense and mystery. The novel keeps readers engaged with its intricate plot and unexpected revelations, creating a riveting reading experience that delves into themes of identity, memory, and deception.

    He looked around, as if to find something in the empty study that might prove that someone had really shouted. He saw his account books, the Monet reproduction, the desk, and finally the letter in whi...

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    The End of Temperance Dare by Wendy Webb
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    'The End of Temperance Dare' by Wendy Webb is a gothic ghost story set in an artist's retreat that was once a tuberculosis sanatorium overlooking Lake Superior. Eleanor Harper, the new director of the retreat, experiences strange occurrences and mysterious deaths linked to the dark past of the building. As she delves deeper into the history of Cliffside Manor, she uncovers chilling secrets and encounters ghostly phenomena that challenge her perception of reality. The plot unfolds with twists and turns, blending elements of suspense, mystery, and the supernatural to create an atmospheric and haunting tale.

    The author, Wendy Webb, weaves a gripping narrative with evocative descriptions and rich character development. Through Eleanor's journey, readers are drawn into a world filled with suspense, unexpected events, and a touch of romance. Webb's writing style keeps the reader engaged, gradually building tension and creating a sense of unease as the story unfolds, ultimately leading to a thrilling and satisfying conclusion.

    As we turned off the main highway and made our way down a meandering road lined with massive pines, the rain tapered off and fog crept in, enveloping the car so heavily that it nearly erased the trees...

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