Secondhand Crime Fiction & Thriller Bargain Book Box DSH867

Secondhand Crime Fiction & Thriller Bargain Book Box

Dive into a collection of gripping thrillers and captivating mysteries with this bargain book box. Featuring a selection of acclaimed authors known for their suspenseful plots and compelling characters, this box offers hours of thrilling reading at an unbeatable price. From psychological suspense to hard-boiled crime and military action, discover your next page-turner among these pre-loved gems, perfect for any fan of the genre looking for quality reads without breaking the bank.

1. The Seventh Scroll by Wilbur Smith. In this epic adventure, archaeologist Royan Al Simma discovers ancient scrolls hinting at the tomb of the pharaoh Mamose. Her find ignites a dangerous race against ruthless treasure hunters. As she deciphers the clues, she uncovers a deadly conspiracy stretching across continents. Royan must fight to protect the scrolls and her life from those who will stop at nothing to claim the pharaoh's secrets.
2. The Shark Mutiny by Patrick Robinson. Admiral Arnold Morgan faces a crisis when a new, undetectable Russian submarine, the Shark, goes rogue. Commanded by a brilliant but unstable officer, the Shark threatens global security with its advanced capabilities. Morgan must deploy his most trusted assets, including the formidable USS Toledo, to hunt down the silent killer before it can unleash devastation. The fate of nations hangs in the balance in this high-stakes naval thriller.
3. The Lake House by James Patterson. The Lake House is a secret government facility where children with extraordinary abilities are held. When six of these children escape, they are pursued by a relentless FBI agent and the mysterious forces who created them. As they try to find safety and understand their powers, they uncover dark truths about their origins and the true purpose of the Lake House. Their fight for freedom becomes a fight for survival.
4. Cross by James Patterson. Alex Cross is drawn into a terrifying case when his former wife, Maria, is brutally murdered. The killer leaves a chilling message, suggesting a connection to a past case Cross thought was closed. Driven by grief and a thirst for justice, Cross hunts the elusive killer known as the "Mastermind." This deeply personal investigation pushes Cross to his limits as he confronts his darkest fears and a cunning adversary.
5. The Darkest Evening of the Year by Dean Koontz. Amy Redwing rescues golden retrievers, finding solace in their unconditional love. But her quiet life is shattered when she takes in a dog named Nickie, who seems to be more than just a canine companion. Soon, Amy is targeted by a sinister organization that wants Nickie back at any cost. She must uncover the truth about the dog's past to protect herself and the animal she has come to love.
6. Where There's a Will by Jonathan Kellerman. Psychologist Alex Delaware is drawn into a complex case involving the wealthy and dysfunctional Linville family after the patriarch's death. What seems like a simple will dispute quickly escalates into something far more sinister. As Alex and detective Milo Sturgis delve deeper, they uncover a web of secrets, betrayals, and hidden motives. They must navigate the family's dark history to find a killer hiding in plain sight.
7. Velocity by Dean Koontz. Bartender Billy Wiles receives anonymous notes presenting him with a terrible choice: commit a murder or someone else will die. The notes escalate, forcing Billy into a terrifying game where every decision has deadly consequences. As the stakes rise and the body count grows, Billy races against time to unmask the tormentor. He must confront the darkness within himself and the twisted mind of a killer.
8. Echo Park by Michael Connelly. Detective Harry Bosch is haunted by a cold case from thirteen years ago: the disappearance of Marie Gesto. Now, a convicted killer claims he knows where her body is buried and confesses to her murder. As Bosch reopens the investigation, he uncovers new evidence and disturbing connections. He must confront his past failures and navigate a complex web of lies to finally bring closure to Marie's case.
9. A Fancy To Kill For by Hilary Bonner. This novel delves into a world of secrets and danger, likely involving a protagonist entangled in a mystery with deadly consequences. Hilary Bonner is known for her psychological thrillers and crime novels. The title suggests a motive driven by desire or obsession, leading to murder. The story likely follows the protagonist as they uncover the truth behind a crime, putting their own life at risk.
10. Tenth Man Down by Chris Ryan. This is a high-octane military thriller from a former SAS operative. The plot likely involves a dangerous mission, possibly behind enemy lines or dealing with international terrorism. The protagonist, a skilled operative, faces impossible odds and must rely on their training and instincts to survive. Expect intense action, tactical detail, and a race against time in a hostile environment.
11. Deadly Beloved by Max Allan Collins. This novel likely features a hard-boiled detective or private investigator protagonist. Max Allan Collins is known for his crime fiction, often with a noir sensibility. The title suggests a case involving a dangerous romantic entanglement or a crime motivated by love or obsession. The story will probably involve uncovering dark secrets, navigating a treacherous underworld, and facing a deadly adversary.
12. The Husband by Dean Koontz. Mitch Rafferty's life is shattered when he receives a call demanding two million dollars ransom for his kidnapped wife, Holly. He is given only sixty hours to deliver the money, with strict instructions not to contact the police. Desperate, Mitch embarks on a frantic race against time to save Holly. He must confront his own limitations and delve into a dangerous world to rescue the woman he loves.
13. The Concrete Blonde by Michael Connelly. Detective Harry Bosch is on trial for the wrongful death of a suspected serial killer, the Dollmaker. Bosch claims he shot the man in self-defense, but the defense attorney argues it was cold-blooded murder. As the trial unfolds, new evidence emerges suggesting the Dollmaker may still be alive. Bosch must prove his innocence while hunting a killer who might be taunting him from the shadows.
14. Deja Dead by Kathy Reichs. Forensic anthropologist Temperance Brennan is called to investigate a gruesome discovery in Montreal. Dismembered body parts are found, bearing chilling similarities to other unsolved cases. As Tempe delves into the evidence, she uncovers a pattern that points to a serial killer. She must use her scientific expertise and sharp intellect to piece together the clues before the killer strikes again.
15. The Memory Game by Nicci French. A group of friends reunites after twenty years to search for the body of a girl who disappeared during their youth. They believe she was murdered and buried on the grounds of a remote country house. As they dig, they unearth not only potential remains but also long-buried secrets and betrayals. The past comes back to haunt them, and the search for truth becomes a dangerous game.
16. The Silence of the Lambs by Thomas Harris. FBI trainee Clarice Starling is assigned to interview incarcerated serial killer Hannibal Lecter, a brilliant psychiatrist and cannibal. The FBI hopes Lecter can provide insight into the mind of another active serial killer, Buffalo Bill. Clarice enters a dangerous psychological game with Lecter, who offers cryptic clues in exchange for details about her own troubled past. She must navigate his manipulative mind to catch a monster.
17. The Flower Net by Lisa See. In Beijing, the son of a prominent Chinese official is found dead, alongside the daughter of a high-ranking American senator. The two deaths spark an international investigation, bringing together Chinese detective Liu Hulan and American attorney David Stark. They must overcome cultural barriers and political obstacles to uncover the truth behind the murders. Their search leads them into a dangerous world of corruption and ancient secrets.
18. The Narrows by Michael Connelly. Harry Bosch is living in retirement when he is contacted by the wife of Terry McCaleb, a former FBI agent and friend who has recently died. She believes Terry's death was not natural but murder. Bosch agrees to investigate, following a trail that leads him back to a case McCaleb was working on: the hunt for a serial killer known as the Poet. Bosch finds himself drawn into a dangerous pursuit that connects to his own past.
19. The Black Ice by Michael Connelly. Detective Harry Bosch investigates the apparent suicide of a fellow LAPD narcotics detective. The case quickly becomes more complex when Bosch discovers the detective was involved in a drug smuggling operation. His investigation takes him across the border into Mexico, where he uncovers a dangerous network of corruption and violence. Bosch must navigate treacherous territory to expose the truth.
20. Omnibus: Final Jeopardy / Likely to Die by Linda Fairstein. This omnibus contains two thrilling novels featuring prosecutor Alexandra Cooper. In Final Jeopardy, Alex is targeted by a killer connected to a case she is prosecuting. In Likely to Die, she investigates a series of murders in the New York medical community. Both stories plunge Alex into dangerous investigations where her legal expertise and courage are tested against ruthless criminals.