Books matching: race against time
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Save:A popcorn thriller that's impossible to put down - just don't take every "fact" at face value. Suspend disbelief, buckle up, and enjoy the ride!
As he climbed, his vision began to blur. There was a thundering in his ears. I must reach her! But when he looked up again, the woman had disappeared. In her place stood an old man with rotting teeth.... - #2
Save:Race Against Time is a gripping account of investigative journalism focusing on civil rights cold cases from the '60s era. The author, Jerry Mitchell, delves into unsolved murders of civil rights activists, shedding light on cases like the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing and the killings of Medgar Evers and Vernon Dahmer. Through thorough research and suspenseful storytelling, Mitchell uncovers the truth behind these heinous crimes, showcasing the power of investigative reporting in seeking justice even decades later.
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Save:The Ark by Patrick S Tomlinson tells the story of Detective Benson investigating a murder on a generation starship, uncovering a major plot that threatens humanity. The book combines elements of a detective novel with a sci-fi setting, exploring new societies and conflicts while weaving in good science and humor. Tomlinson's writing style evokes different emotions such as drama, curiosity, wonder, and humor, keeping readers engaged with a balanced narrative.
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Save:Andrew Klavan's 'Don't Say a Word' is a gripping psychological thriller that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. The story follows Dr. Nathan Conrad, a psychologist who is faced with a parent's worst nightmare when his daughter is kidnapped. To secure her release, he must extract information from a violent schizophrenic before time runs out. The novel is praised for its suspenseful plot, intense adult themes, and vivid writing style that immerses readers in a thrilling and terrifying journey.
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Save:"The Eye of God" in the Sigma Force series by James Rollins is a fast-paced thriller that combines history, science, and action. The plot revolves around a race against time to save humanity from a cataclysmic event triggered by a satellite crash in Mongolia and a comet heading towards Earth. The story is filled with a mix of adventure, mystery, and exotic locales, involving scientists, spies, adventurers, and crime lords in a high-stakes chase to uncover the wealth of Genghis Khan and prevent a global disaster.
From the observation deck above the control room, Painter Crowe read the distress in the sudden cessation of idle chatter among the technicians in the room. Nervous glances spread up the chain of comm...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Sigma Force ) - #6
Save:A gripping, cleverly crafted crime thriller that’s hard to put down - perfect for fans of twisty mysteries with a quirky detective. Not flawless, but a cracking start to the Roy Grace series!
At 8.30 on a late May evening, they’d banked on having some daylight. There had been plenty of the stuff this time yesterday, when four of them had made the same journey, taking with them an empty cof... - #7
Save:A classic Cold War thriller loaded with espionage, action, and high-tech intrigue - perfect for fans of detailed spy novels, but may be too dense for those craving nonstop action or a quick read.
THEY called him the Archer. It was an honorable title, though his countrymen had cast aside their reflex bows over a century before, as soon as they had learned about firearms. In part, the name refle...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Jack Ryan Universe ) - #8
Save:In 'Jack & Jill' by James Patterson, the story follows Alex Cross as he is tasked with solving two complex cases simultaneously. One involves a pair of celebrity stalker killers targeting the President of the United States, while the other revolves around the murder of young children in Alex's neighborhood. The book is a rollercoaster ride, with twists and turns in both crime scenarios, keeping readers engaged with its fast-paced and entertaining narrative style.
The novel showcases Alex Cross delving into high-profile investigations, balancing the hunt for killers targeting the elite with the gruesome murders of children near his son's school. Patterson weaves together multiple storylines, creating shocking twists and a gripping narrative that explores themes of crime, suspense, and the challenges faced by a dedicated detective like Alex Cross.
SAM HARRISON swung his agile body out of the silver blue Ford Aerostar, which he had parked on Q Street in the Georgetown section of Washington. Horror stories and games are popular for a good reason,...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Alex Cross ) - #9
Save:Abducted at the age of 15 and kept hidden in a basement, Maggie has endured shocking abuse at the hands of her captor for twelve years. With two of her children taken away from her on their third birthdays, Maggie is determined to prevent the same fate for her youngest son, Max. The story unfolds over a period of 10 years, jumping between past and present, narrated by multiple characters, including Maggie, her family, and the detective leading the investigation. As the countdown to Max's third birthday begins, Maggie faces a race against time to save her child from the same fate as her other sons.
The book "Seven Days" by Alex Lake is a psychological thriller that keeps readers on the edge of their seats from the first page to the last. The fast-paced narrative is filled with twists, surprises, and suspense, making it a gripping read for fans of the genre. The story is told from multiple perspectives, offering insights into the emotional turmoil of the characters involved, from the captive Maggie to her desperate family members and the determined detective working to solve the case.
It was a wonder she had the calendar at all. She had started keeping it on the fifth day after she had been locked in this basement. If she hadn’t, there was no doubt she would have completely lost tr... - #10
Save:A dark, gripping sci-fi thriller with breakneck action, supernatural chills, and thoughtful characters - definitely not for the squeamish, but a must for fans of edgy, emotional page-turners.
