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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... - #2
'A Righteous Kill' by Kerrigan Byrne is a contemporary romantic suspense novel that follows the story of FBI Special Agent Luca Ramirez as he investigates a series of murders by a killer named John the Baptist. The plot revolves around the survival of the target, Hero Viola Katrova Conner, who becomes Luca's responsibility to protect. The book intertwines elements of suspense, romance, and religious fanaticism, creating a well-researched and engaging narrative. The writing style is described as suspenseful, rich in understanding of Shakespeare, Irish Catholicism, and law enforcement, with well-developed characters like Luca and Hero who navigate a dangerous and complex investigation while battling their own personal demons and emotions.
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Assistant U.S. Attorney Cameron Lynde finds herself as the sole witness to a murder while staying in a luxury hotel. FBI Special Agent Jack Pallas, with whom she has a rocky past, is assigned to the case. As they work together to solve the crime, they must navigate their complicated history and growing feelings for each other. The book combines elements of romance, humor, and suspense in a contemporary setting, with witty dialogue and a well-thought-out plot that keeps the readers engaged.
The story unfolds with tension, danger, and a touch of humor as Cameron and Jack face off against the criminal underworld while also dealing with their developing relationship. The book features strong character development, realistic interactions, and a refreshing portrayal of a heroine with intelligence and agency, making it a compelling read for fans of contemporary romantic suspense.
Cameron had been trapped inside her hotel room for nearly two hours while the Chicago Police Department supposedly conducted their investigation. She knew enough about crime scenes and witness questio... - #4
'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... - #5
In "Huntress Moon" by Alexandra Sokoloff, FBI Special Agent Matthew Roarke is on the trail of a female vigilante killer known as the Huntress, who targets those who harm others. The story unfolds with a mix of suspense and supernatural elements as Roarke delves deeper into the psyche of the killer, Cara Lindstom. The narrative alternates between the perspectives of Roarke and Cara, providing a multi-faceted view of the characters and their motivations. As the hunt progresses, the tension builds, leading to unexpected twists and revelations about the true nature of evil.
Sokoloff's writing style is praised for its balance of character development and action-packed plot. The author masterfully weaves together themes of good versus evil, supernatural elements, and psychological suspense, creating a gripping story that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. The novel is noted for its unique premise, engaging narrative structure, and the complexity of its main characters, drawing readers into a world where the line between hunter and hunted becomes blurred.
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FBI special agent Harmony Black is assigned to a team to investigate the abduction of young children, a case that hits close to home as she had witnessed her own sister being taken by the Boogeyman years ago. Set in a world where demons and supernatural creatures exist, Harmony navigates through dark mysteries and creepy villains with her team, blending crime investigation with a heavy dose of supernatural suspense. The writing style is described as spooky and exciting, with engaging mini-stories interwoven within the main plot, creating a suspenseful and action-packed fantasy read.
Joining Vigilant was a one-way door, an express elevator with only one button: down. As Linder reminded me more than once, I’d broken a laundry list of state and federal laws in the service of a task ... - #7
'Say Goodbye' by Lisa Gardner is a gripping suspense thriller that follows FBI agent Kimberly Quincy as she investigates the disappearance of prostitutes in Atlanta, Georgia. The plot delves into the dark world of a serial killer who is obsessed with spiders and preys on vulnerable victims, including children. The story is fast-paced, suspenseful, and filled with twists and turns that keep readers on the edge of their seats. Gardner's writing style is described as realistic and detailed, drawing readers into a web of intrigue and mystery.
FBI Special Agent Kimberly Quincy was the total package—beautiful, brainy, and pedigreed, right down to a legendary former FBI profiler father whose name was linked to the likes of Douglas and Ressler...
(Also, see 19 recommendations for the series Quincy & Rainie ) - #8
1632 by Eric Flint is an alternative history novel that explores the premise of a small mining town from West Virginia being transported back in time to the midst of the Thirty Years War in Germany. The book delves into the challenges faced by the townspeople as they navigate this new reality, introducing concepts of democracy, religious freedom, and modern technology to a historical setting. The plot follows individual characters as they adapt to their surroundings and make decisions that impact the course of history. The writing style blends elements of military science fiction, alternate history, and fantasy, creating an engaging and action-packed narrative.
Mike ducked, hunched. James Nichols' reaction was more dramatic. "Incoming!" he yelped, flinging himself to the floor and covering his head with his arms. He seemed utterly oblivious to any possible d... - #9
'An Oblique Approach' in the series 'Belisarius' by David Drake is a gripping tale of Belisarius, a fifth-century general of the Eastern Roman Empire under Emperor Justinian. The book introduces a science fiction twist that significantly changes the historical fiction narrative. The story follows Belisarius as he is approached by agents from the future, a crystal-based intelligence, and a cyborg-style possession by a computer-based A.I. The introduction of modern concepts into the military, political, and social events of the specific period creates a unique alternate history setting. The plot revolves around philosophical differences, military strategies, and the introduction of gunpowder centuries ahead of historical development, impacting the evolution of military tactics.
Upon being awakened by his servant Gubazes, Belisarius arose instantly, with the habit of a veteran campaigner. Antonina, at his side, emerged from sleep more slowly. After hearing what Gubazes had to... - #10
'Method 15/33' by Shannon Kirk tells the gripping tale of a pregnant teen, Lisa, who is abducted by criminals planning to sell her baby. Lisa's unique ability to turn off her emotions and her brilliant analytical mind make her a fascinating character. The story is narrated from two perspectives - Lisa herself and the FBI agent handling the abduction case. The plot is compelling, with a steady pace and true psychological suspense that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.
I lay there on the fourth day plotting his death. Compiling assets in a list in my mind, I found relief in the planning…a loose floor board, a red knit blanket, a high window, exposed beams, a keyhole...