Secondhand Crime Fiction & Thriller Bargain Book Box DSH871

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Dive into a curated collection of gripping tales with our Secondhand Crime Fiction & Thriller Bargain Book Box, featuring a mix of classic and contemporary masters of suspense, crime, and intrigue. This selection offers pulse-pounding spy thrillers, intricate legal dramas, chilling psychological mysteries, and classic detective puzzles that will keep you guessing until the very last page. Unravel complex plots, encounter unforgettable characters, and experience the thrill of the chase, all while enjoying the value of these pre-loved books.

Here are the contents of this box:

  1. The Eye of the Storm by Jack Higgins. Master spy Sean Dillon is drawn into a deadly plot involving a powerful and ruthless Iraqi operative. The mission takes him from London to the Middle East in a high-stakes game of cat and mouse. Dillon must use his unique skills to prevent a catastrophic act of revenge. A classic, action-packed spy thriller.
  2. A Hooded Crow by Craig Thomas. British agent Patrick Hyde is sent to Spain to investigate a seemingly simple case that quickly escalates into a dangerous international conspiracy. He uncovers a plot involving Basque separatists and a powerful, hidden enemy. Hyde must navigate betrayal and violence to expose the truth. A tense and intricate espionage thriller.
  3. Dying to Please by Linda Howard. A woman with a troubled past finds herself drawn into a dangerous situation when she takes a job as a personal assistant to a wealthy, reclusive man. She uncovers dark secrets and becomes the target of someone who wants them to stay buried. A suspenseful blend of romance and thriller.
  4. Cross Bones by Kathy Reichs. Forensic anthropologist Temperance Brennan investigates a case involving a skeleton found in a septic tank, which leads her into the complex world of religious cults and ancient artifacts. The bones tell a story of violence and hidden truths. Tempe must piece together the evidence to uncover a conspiracy. A compelling forensic mystery.
  5. Guilty Wives by James Patterson and David Ellis. Four wealthy women on vacation become suspects when their husbands are found murdered on a yacht. As the investigation unfolds, secrets and betrayals are revealed, and the women must fight to prove their innocence. The line between victim and perpetrator blurs in this twisty thriller. A story of lust, murder, and betrayal among the elite.
  6. Debt of Honor by Tom Clancy. Jack Ryan is now the National Security Advisor, facing a complex international crisis involving Japan and a potential economic and military conflict. As tensions escalate, Ryan uncovers a conspiracy that threatens global stability. He must use diplomacy and intelligence to prevent war. A detailed and gripping political thriller.
  7. Magic by Tami Hoag. A former child magician is haunted by a tragic event from his past and returns to his hometown, where strange occurrences begin to happen. He becomes involved with a local woman who is skeptical but drawn into the mystery. They must confront the past and a potential supernatural threat. A suspenseful story with a touch of the uncanny.
  8. The Osterman Weekend by Robert Ludlum. A television journalist discovers that his friends are actually Soviet agents involved in a dangerous plot. He is drawn into a world of espionage and paranoia, unsure who he can trust. He must fight for his survival and expose the conspiracy. A classic, high-tension spy thriller from a master of the genre.
  9. Murder in the Mews by Agatha Christie. This collection features four short mysteries solved by the incomparable Hercule Poirot. From a seemingly straightforward suicide that is anything but, to a puzzling death during a fireworks display, Poirot applies his famous little grey cells. These stories showcase Christie's clever plotting and misdirection. Delightful examples of classic Golden Age detective fiction.
  10. Clouds of Witness by Dorothy L. Sayers. Lord Peter Wimsey's brother, the Duke of Denver, is accused of murder, and Peter must clear his name. The investigation takes Peter to a country estate and involves a cast of eccentric characters and hidden family secrets. He uses his wit and deductive skills to uncover the truth. A charming and intricate Lord Peter Wimsey mystery.
  11. The Brethren by John Grisham. Four former judges serving time in federal prison uncover a conspiracy involving a powerful politician running for president. Using their legal knowledge and connections, they plot to expose the truth from behind bars. Their actions have far-reaching and dangerous consequences. A compelling legal thriller about justice and corruption.
  12. The Sum of All Fears by Tom Clancy. A new terrorist group acquires a nuclear weapon and plans to detonate it in the United States. Jack Ryan, now a CIA analyst, races against time to identify the terrorists and prevent a global catastrophe. The novel explores the terrifying potential of nuclear terrorism. A chilling and prescient political thriller.
  13. The Runaway Jury by John Grisham. A landmark trial against a powerful tobacco company is underway, but a member of the jury has a hidden agenda. The juror and an accomplice manipulate the trial from the inside, seeking justice for past wrongs. A gripping legal thriller exploring jury manipulation and corporate accountability.
  14. The Dark Room by Minette Walters. A woman suffering from amnesia after a traumatic event is the prime suspect in a double murder. As she slowly recovers her memory, she must piece together what happened and prove her innocence. The investigation delves into her troubled past and psychological state. A dark and compelling psychological mystery.
  15. The Sculptress by Minette Walters. Journalist Rosalind Leigh investigates the case of Olive Martin, a morbidly obese woman convicted of brutally murdering her mother and sister. As Rosalind delves into Olive's past and the details of the crime, she begins to question the official story. A disturbing and thought-provoking psychological thriller.
  16. The Samurai Strategy by Thomas Hoover. A historical thriller set in 16th-century Japan, involving a young European caught between warring samurai clans. He possesses knowledge that could shift the balance of power and becomes a target. The story blends historical detail with action and intrigue. An exciting adventure in feudal Japan.
  17. Angels and Demons by Dan Brown. Robert Langdon is summoned to the Vatican to investigate a murder linked to the ancient secret society, the Illuminati. He partners with scientist Vittoria Vetra to stop a plot involving stolen antimatter and a vendetta against the Catholic Church. They race through Rome, deciphering clues to prevent a catastrophic event. A thrilling mix of science, religion, and history.
  18. Liberty by Stephen Coonts. Jake Grafton, a former Navy pilot, is now involved in high-stakes political and military operations. He faces a crisis involving a new, dangerous weapon and a conspiracy that threatens national security. Grafton must use his skills and courage to avert disaster. An action-packed military and political thriller.
  19. The Graveyard Position by Robert Barnard. A mystery novel involving a seemingly respectable family with dark secrets buried beneath the surface. A death occurs, and the investigation uncovers a web of lies, resentments, and hidden motives. The story is a character-driven mystery with a focus on family dynamics and social observation. A clever and engaging British crime novel.
  20. The Last Assassin by Barry Eisler. John Rain, a half-Japanese, half-American assassin who specializes in making deaths look natural, is drawn into a dangerous mission in Southeast Asia. He finds himself caught between competing factions and must use all his skills to survive. A gritty and realistic international thriller.
  21. The Speaker of Mandarin by Ruth Rendell. Chief Inspector Wexford investigates the disappearance of a seemingly ordinary woman who vanished after a trip to China. The case leads him into a world of secrets, cultural misunderstandings, and psychological complexities. Wexford must unravel the truth behind the woman's life and disappearance. A compelling psychological mystery with an international element.


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Dive into a curated collection of gripping tales with our Secondhand Crime Fiction & Thriller Bargain Book Box, featuring a mix of classic and contemporary masters of suspense, crime, and intrigue. This selection offers pulse-pounding spy thrillers, intricate legal dramas, chilling psychological mysteries, and classic detective puzzles that will keep you guessing until the very last page. Unravel complex plots, encounter unforgettable characters, and experience the thrill of the chase, all while enjoying the value of these pre-loved books.

Here are the contents of this box:

  1. The Eye of the Storm by Jack Higgins. Master spy Sean Dillon is drawn into a deadly plot involving a powerful and ruthless Iraqi operative. The mission takes him from London to the Middle East in a high-stakes game of cat and mouse. Dillon must use his unique skills to prevent a catastrophic act of revenge. A classic, action-packed spy thriller.
  2. A Hooded Crow by Craig Thomas. British agent Patrick Hyde is sent to Spain to investigate a seemingly simple case that quickly escalates into a dangerous international conspiracy. He uncovers a plot involving Basque separatists and a powerful, hidden enemy. Hyde must navigate betrayal and violence to expose the truth. A tense and intricate espionage thriller.
  3. Dying to Please by Linda Howard. A woman with a troubled past finds herself drawn into a dangerous situation when she takes a job as a personal assistant to a wealthy, reclusive man. She uncovers dark secrets and becomes the target of someone who wants them to stay buried. A suspenseful blend of romance and thriller.
  4. Cross Bones by Kathy Reichs. Forensic anthropologist Temperance Brennan investigates a case involving a skeleton found in a septic tank, which leads her into the complex world of religious cults and ancient artifacts. The bones tell a story of violence and hidden truths. Tempe must piece together the evidence to uncover a conspiracy. A compelling forensic mystery.
  5. Guilty Wives by James Patterson and David Ellis. Four wealthy women on vacation become suspects when their husbands are found murdered on a yacht. As the investigation unfolds, secrets and betrayals are revealed, and the women must fight to prove their innocence. The line between victim and perpetrator blurs in this twisty thriller. A story of lust, murder, and betrayal among the elite.
  6. Debt of Honor by Tom Clancy. Jack Ryan is now the National Security Advisor, facing a complex international crisis involving Japan and a potential economic and military conflict. As tensions escalate, Ryan uncovers a conspiracy that threatens global stability. He must use diplomacy and intelligence to prevent war. A detailed and gripping political thriller.
  7. Magic by Tami Hoag. A former child magician is haunted by a tragic event from his past and returns to his hometown, where strange occurrences begin to happen. He becomes involved with a local woman who is skeptical but drawn into the mystery. They must confront the past and a potential supernatural threat. A suspenseful story with a touch of the uncanny.
  8. The Osterman Weekend by Robert Ludlum. A television journalist discovers that his friends are actually Soviet agents involved in a dangerous plot. He is drawn into a world of espionage and paranoia, unsure who he can trust. He must fight for his survival and expose the conspiracy. A classic, high-tension spy thriller from a master of the genre.
  9. Murder in the Mews by Agatha Christie. This collection features four short mysteries solved by the incomparable Hercule Poirot. From a seemingly straightforward suicide that is anything but, to a puzzling death during a fireworks display, Poirot applies his famous little grey cells. These stories showcase Christie's clever plotting and misdirection. Delightful examples of classic Golden Age detective fiction.
  10. Clouds of Witness by Dorothy L. Sayers. Lord Peter Wimsey's brother, the Duke of Denver, is accused of murder, and Peter must clear his name. The investigation takes Peter to a country estate and involves a cast of eccentric characters and hidden family secrets. He uses his wit and deductive skills to uncover the truth. A charming and intricate Lord Peter Wimsey mystery.
  11. The Brethren by John Grisham. Four former judges serving time in federal prison uncover a conspiracy involving a powerful politician running for president. Using their legal knowledge and connections, they plot to expose the truth from behind bars. Their actions have far-reaching and dangerous consequences. A compelling legal thriller about justice and corruption.
  12. The Sum of All Fears by Tom Clancy. A new terrorist group acquires a nuclear weapon and plans to detonate it in the United States. Jack Ryan, now a CIA analyst, races against time to identify the terrorists and prevent a global catastrophe. The novel explores the terrifying potential of nuclear terrorism. A chilling and prescient political thriller.
  13. The Runaway Jury by John Grisham. A landmark trial against a powerful tobacco company is underway, but a member of the jury has a hidden agenda. The juror and an accomplice manipulate the trial from the inside, seeking justice for past wrongs. A gripping legal thriller exploring jury manipulation and corporate accountability.
  14. The Dark Room by Minette Walters. A woman suffering from amnesia after a traumatic event is the prime suspect in a double murder. As she slowly recovers her memory, she must piece together what happened and prove her innocence. The investigation delves into her troubled past and psychological state. A dark and compelling psychological mystery.
  15. The Sculptress by Minette Walters. Journalist Rosalind Leigh investigates the case of Olive Martin, a morbidly obese woman convicted of brutally murdering her mother and sister. As Rosalind delves into Olive's past and the details of the crime, she begins to question the official story. A disturbing and thought-provoking psychological thriller.
  16. The Samurai Strategy by Thomas Hoover. A historical thriller set in 16th-century Japan, involving a young European caught between warring samurai clans. He possesses knowledge that could shift the balance of power and becomes a target. The story blends historical detail with action and intrigue. An exciting adventure in feudal Japan.
  17. Angels and Demons by Dan Brown. Robert Langdon is summoned to the Vatican to investigate a murder linked to the ancient secret society, the Illuminati. He partners with scientist Vittoria Vetra to stop a plot involving stolen antimatter and a vendetta against the Catholic Church. They race through Rome, deciphering clues to prevent a catastrophic event. A thrilling mix of science, religion, and history.
  18. Liberty by Stephen Coonts. Jake Grafton, a former Navy pilot, is now involved in high-stakes political and military operations. He faces a crisis involving a new, dangerous weapon and a conspiracy that threatens national security. Grafton must use his skills and courage to avert disaster. An action-packed military and political thriller.
  19. The Graveyard Position by Robert Barnard. A mystery novel involving a seemingly respectable family with dark secrets buried beneath the surface. A death occurs, and the investigation uncovers a web of lies, resentments, and hidden motives. The story is a character-driven mystery with a focus on family dynamics and social observation. A clever and engaging British crime novel.
  20. The Last Assassin by Barry Eisler. John Rain, a half-Japanese, half-American assassin who specializes in making deaths look natural, is drawn into a dangerous mission in Southeast Asia. He finds himself caught between competing factions and must use all his skills to survive. A gritty and realistic international thriller.
  21. The Speaker of Mandarin by Ruth Rendell. Chief Inspector Wexford investigates the disappearance of a seemingly ordinary woman who vanished after a trip to China. The case leads him into a world of secrets, cultural misunderstandings, and psychological complexities. Wexford must unravel the truth behind the woman's life and disappearance. A compelling psychological mystery with an international element.