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Secondhand Crime Fiction & Thriller Bargain Book Box

This collection offers twenty-one pulse-pounding adventures that transport readers into a world of international espionage, legal drama, and forensic mystery. By gathering best-selling staples of the genre, this box provides an instant library of high-stakes tension and complex investigations. Featuring the master storytelling of John Grisham, the technological precision of Tom Clancy, and the gripping suspense of Dan Brown, these books are chosen for their fast-paced narratives and enduring popularity. Each book is secondhand and may show signs of wear.

  1. Shockwave by Colin Forbes Tweed and his elite team are thrust into a race against time when a series of devastating explosions rocks Europe. As a shadow organisation threatens global stability, they must uncover a high-level conspiracy before a final, catastrophic strike is launched. This high-octane thriller combines intricate plotting with international intrigue, providing a classic example of the genre's ability to keep readers guessing. It is a relentless journey through a landscape of betrayal and hidden agendas.

  2. The Chamber by John Grisham A young lawyer takes on the desperate task of saving his estranged grandfather, an unrepentant white supremacist, from death row. As he delves into the dark history of his family and the crimes committed decades ago, he must confront profound questions of justice and mercy. This legal thriller provides a searing look at the American judicial system and the weight of the past. It is a powerful narrative of redemption and the complex bonds of blood and belief.

  3. The Hit List by Chris Ryan In the dangerous world of covert operations, a former SAS soldier finds himself targeted by a professional assassin with a terrifying reputation. He must use all his survival skills and tactical knowledge to stay one step ahead while uncovering the truth behind a deadly betrayal. This gritty action thriller delivers the authentic detail and rapid-fire pacing that are hallmarks of Ryan's military experience. It is a brutal and compelling look at the personal cost of a life spent in the shadows.

  4. The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown Symbologist Robert Langdon arrives at the U.S. Capitol only to find himself entangled in a deadly game of riddles involving Freemasonry and ancient secrets. He must decipher a series of complex symbols to rescue his mentor and prevent a powerful truth from falling into the wrong hands. The narrative moves at breakneck speed through the hidden architecture and history of Washington, D.C. It is a thrilling blend of historical mystery and modern-day suspense that explores the power of symbols.

  5. False Prophet by Faye Kellerman Detective Peter Decker and Rina Lazarus investigate a brutal assault at an exclusive health spa that leads them into the world of a charismatic and dangerous spiritual leader. As they peel back the layers of deception, they discover a web of greed and manipulation that threatens the local community. The case challenges their understanding of faith and justice as they work to expose a predator hiding in plain sight. This domestic thriller balances intense police procedure with the personal lives of its recurring protagonists.

  6. Dreamer by Peter James A man is haunted by vivid and terrifying dreams that seem to be coming true in the real world with deadly accuracy. As he struggles to distinguish between his nightmares and reality, he becomes the prime suspect in a series of gruesome murders. He must race against time to uncover the source of his visions before he becomes the next victim or loses his mind entirely. This psychological thriller provides a tense exploration of the subconscious and the nature of fear and premonition.

  7. Death Du Jour by Kathy Reichs Forensic anthropologist Temperance Brennan investigates a series of mysterious deaths that lead her from the frozen reaches of Quebec to the islands of South Carolina. She discovers a link between the victims that suggests the involvement of a dangerous cult with a deadly agenda. Using her scientific expertise to identify remains and uncover clues, Tempe must navigate a web of religious obsession and murder. it is a gritty and authentic look at the intersection of forensic science and psychological suspense.

  8. Degree of Guilt by Richard North Patterson A prominent lawyer is tasked with defending a famous novelist—and his former lover—who is accused of murdering a powerful media mogul. As the trial unfolds, a complex history of ambition, betrayal, and hidden motives is revealed to the public. The narrative provides a sophisticated and realistic look at the high-stakes world of legal strategy and the power of the media. It is a compelling courtroom drama that examines the blurred lines between justice, truth, and personal loyalty.

  9. The Fist of God by Frederick Forsyth In the lead-up to the Gulf War, a British intelligence officer is sent undercover into Baghdad to find a devastating secret weapon known as the "Fist of God." He must navigate a dangerous landscape of double agents and military secrets to provide the Allies with vital information before the ground invasion begins. Meticulously researched, this thriller provides a plausible and gripping look at the world of international espionage and modern warfare. It is a classic tale of heroism and tactical brilliance in the face of overwhelming odds.

  10. Debt of Honour by Tom Clancy Following a series of political and economic tensions, a powerful Japanese faction launches a stealth attack on the United States, triggering a global crisis. Jack Ryan, now serving as National Security Advisor, must coordinate a desperate response to prevent a full-scale war. The story moves from the halls of power to the cockpits of advanced fighter jets in a high-stakes game of technological supremacy. This massive techno-thriller provides a detailed look at the mechanics of modern conflict and international diplomacy.

  11. The Brethren by John Grisham Three former judges serving time in a federal prison run a clever and highly successful mail-scam operation that targets wealthy men. However, their scheme inadvertently entangles a powerful political candidate and the CIA, leading to dangerous consequences for everyone involved. As the stakes rise, the "Brethren" must use all their legal cunning to survive a situation that has spiralled out of control. This legal thriller combines dark humour with a compelling mystery that explores the intersections of crime and high-level politics.

  12. Our Game by John le Carré Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, a retired British intelligence officer is drawn back into the world of shadows when his former double agent disappears. His journey takes him from the quiet English countryside to the volatile regions of the Caucasus in search of the truth. The narrative provides a sophisticated and elegiac look at the changing nature of espionage and the personal costs of a life built on lies. It is a masterful exploration of loyalty, betrayal, and the enduring ghosts of the Cold War.

  13. Let It Bleed by Ian Rankin Detective John Rebus investigates a series of seemingly unconnected suicides that lead him into a dark web of corporate corruption and political scandal in Edinburgh. As he digs deeper, he finds himself increasingly isolated and targeted by powerful figures determined to keep the truth buried. Rebus must navigate a landscape of urban decay and hidden agendas to find justice in a city that often feels cold and unforgiving. This gritty police procedural showcases the development of one of crime fiction's most iconic and resilient heroes.

  14. State of Fear by Michael Crichton A lawyer is drawn into a high-stakes world of eco-terrorism and scientific controversy as a group of extremists plans a series of global catastrophes. He must race across the world to stop the attacks while questioning the data and motivations behind the modern environmental movement. Crichton blends fast-paced action with detailed scientific research to create a provocative and controversial thriller about the manipulation of fear. It is a challenging narrative that combines adventure with a critique of the intersection of science and politics.

  15. Eagle in the Sky / Men of Men by Wilbur Smith This massive omnibus edition brings together two epic tales of adventure, passion, and conflict set against the vast and beautiful landscape of Africa. From the high-stakes world of jet fighter pilots to the historical struggles of early settlers and the diamond trade, the stories explore the enduring themes of legacy and survival. Smith’s vivid prose captures the raw energy of the continent and the larger-than-life characters who shaped its history. It is a sweeping dramatic journey that celebrates the resilience of the human spirit in an unforgiving land.

  16. The Fourth Estate by Jeffrey Archer Two ambitious men from vastly different backgrounds—one a war hero, the other a ruthless survivor—compete for control of a global media empire. Their decades-long rivalry takes them from the streets of Europe to the highest offices in London and New York. As they build their kingdoms, their personal lives and families are caught in the crossfire of their relentless quest for power and influence. This epic story provides a fascinating and dramatic look at the intense competition and ego that drive the world's most powerful newspapers.

  17. Day of Atonement by Faye Kellerman Peter Decker and Rina Lazarus travel to New York for a family celebration, only to be drawn into a difficult case involving a missing teenager and a religious community. As they navigate the unfamiliar city and the complexities of their own faith, they uncover a web of secrets and betrayal that leads to a dangerous confrontation. The investigation challenges their perceptions of justice and the importance of family bonds in the face of tragedy. It is an emotionally charged thriller that balances intense suspense with a thoughtful examination of cultural identity.

  18. Tell Me Your Dreams by Sidney Sheldon Three beautiful women are linked by a series of brutal and mysterious murders, leading to a high-profile trial that captivates the entire nation. As the investigation unfolds, a shocking psychological truth is revealed that challenges everything the police and the public thought they knew. The story moves through a landscape of suspense and legal drama, exploring the dark corners of the human mind and the nature of identity. It is a classic page-turner from a master of the genre, filled with unexpected twists and a gripping finale.

  19. Athabasca by Alistair MacLean A series of sophisticated and deadly acts of sabotage threatens to shut down the vital oil pipelines of the Alaskan and Canadian Arctic. A team of experts is sent into the frozen wilderness to find the saboteurs and prevent a global economic catastrophe. They must battle both a ruthless enemy and the extreme conditions of the north in a race against time and nature. This high-stakes adventure thriller provides a detailed look at the logistics of the oil industry and the technical challenges of survival in a cold, unforgiving climate.

  20. Angels and Demons by Dan Brown Robert Langdon is summoned to a secret research facility in Switzerland to investigate a murder that bears the mark of an ancient and deadly secret society. He must race through the streets and catacombs of Rome to find a devastating weapon and save the Vatican from total destruction. Accompanied by a brilliant scientist, he deciphers a trail of symbols that leads into the heart of a centuries-old conflict between science and religion. It is an explosive thriller that combines art history, physics, and religious mystery into a global sensation.

  21. Balance of Power by Tom Clancy & Steve Pieczenik In the high-tech world of Op-Centre, a new and unpredictable threat emerges that challenges the security of the United States and the stability of the global order. The team must use the latest in surveillance and tactical technology to identify a hidden enemy before they can launch a devastating strike. As the political pressure from Washington intensifies, the characters must navigate the ethical dilemmas and personal costs of modern covert warfare. This fast-paced techno-thriller provides a detailed and realistic look at the mechanics of intelligence and crisis management.



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Secondhand Crime Fiction & Thriller Bargain Book Box

This collection offers twenty-one pulse-pounding adventures that transport readers into a world of international espionage, legal drama, and forensic mystery. By gathering best-selling staples of the genre, this box provides an instant library of high-stakes tension and complex investigations. Featuring the master storytelling of John Grisham, the technological precision of Tom Clancy, and the gripping suspense of Dan Brown, these books are chosen for their fast-paced narratives and enduring popularity. Each book is secondhand and may show signs of wear.

  1. Shockwave by Colin Forbes Tweed and his elite team are thrust into a race against time when a series of devastating explosions rocks Europe. As a shadow organisation threatens global stability, they must uncover a high-level conspiracy before a final, catastrophic strike is launched. This high-octane thriller combines intricate plotting with international intrigue, providing a classic example of the genre's ability to keep readers guessing. It is a relentless journey through a landscape of betrayal and hidden agendas.

  2. The Chamber by John Grisham A young lawyer takes on the desperate task of saving his estranged grandfather, an unrepentant white supremacist, from death row. As he delves into the dark history of his family and the crimes committed decades ago, he must confront profound questions of justice and mercy. This legal thriller provides a searing look at the American judicial system and the weight of the past. It is a powerful narrative of redemption and the complex bonds of blood and belief.

  3. The Hit List by Chris Ryan In the dangerous world of covert operations, a former SAS soldier finds himself targeted by a professional assassin with a terrifying reputation. He must use all his survival skills and tactical knowledge to stay one step ahead while uncovering the truth behind a deadly betrayal. This gritty action thriller delivers the authentic detail and rapid-fire pacing that are hallmarks of Ryan's military experience. It is a brutal and compelling look at the personal cost of a life spent in the shadows.

  4. The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown Symbologist Robert Langdon arrives at the U.S. Capitol only to find himself entangled in a deadly game of riddles involving Freemasonry and ancient secrets. He must decipher a series of complex symbols to rescue his mentor and prevent a powerful truth from falling into the wrong hands. The narrative moves at breakneck speed through the hidden architecture and history of Washington, D.C. It is a thrilling blend of historical mystery and modern-day suspense that explores the power of symbols.

  5. False Prophet by Faye Kellerman Detective Peter Decker and Rina Lazarus investigate a brutal assault at an exclusive health spa that leads them into the world of a charismatic and dangerous spiritual leader. As they peel back the layers of deception, they discover a web of greed and manipulation that threatens the local community. The case challenges their understanding of faith and justice as they work to expose a predator hiding in plain sight. This domestic thriller balances intense police procedure with the personal lives of its recurring protagonists.

  6. Dreamer by Peter James A man is haunted by vivid and terrifying dreams that seem to be coming true in the real world with deadly accuracy. As he struggles to distinguish between his nightmares and reality, he becomes the prime suspect in a series of gruesome murders. He must race against time to uncover the source of his visions before he becomes the next victim or loses his mind entirely. This psychological thriller provides a tense exploration of the subconscious and the nature of fear and premonition.

  7. Death Du Jour by Kathy Reichs Forensic anthropologist Temperance Brennan investigates a series of mysterious deaths that lead her from the frozen reaches of Quebec to the islands of South Carolina. She discovers a link between the victims that suggests the involvement of a dangerous cult with a deadly agenda. Using her scientific expertise to identify remains and uncover clues, Tempe must navigate a web of religious obsession and murder. it is a gritty and authentic look at the intersection of forensic science and psychological suspense.

  8. Degree of Guilt by Richard North Patterson A prominent lawyer is tasked with defending a famous novelist—and his former lover—who is accused of murdering a powerful media mogul. As the trial unfolds, a complex history of ambition, betrayal, and hidden motives is revealed to the public. The narrative provides a sophisticated and realistic look at the high-stakes world of legal strategy and the power of the media. It is a compelling courtroom drama that examines the blurred lines between justice, truth, and personal loyalty.

  9. The Fist of God by Frederick Forsyth In the lead-up to the Gulf War, a British intelligence officer is sent undercover into Baghdad to find a devastating secret weapon known as the "Fist of God." He must navigate a dangerous landscape of double agents and military secrets to provide the Allies with vital information before the ground invasion begins. Meticulously researched, this thriller provides a plausible and gripping look at the world of international espionage and modern warfare. It is a classic tale of heroism and tactical brilliance in the face of overwhelming odds.

  10. Debt of Honour by Tom Clancy Following a series of political and economic tensions, a powerful Japanese faction launches a stealth attack on the United States, triggering a global crisis. Jack Ryan, now serving as National Security Advisor, must coordinate a desperate response to prevent a full-scale war. The story moves from the halls of power to the cockpits of advanced fighter jets in a high-stakes game of technological supremacy. This massive techno-thriller provides a detailed look at the mechanics of modern conflict and international diplomacy.

  11. The Brethren by John Grisham Three former judges serving time in a federal prison run a clever and highly successful mail-scam operation that targets wealthy men. However, their scheme inadvertently entangles a powerful political candidate and the CIA, leading to dangerous consequences for everyone involved. As the stakes rise, the "Brethren" must use all their legal cunning to survive a situation that has spiralled out of control. This legal thriller combines dark humour with a compelling mystery that explores the intersections of crime and high-level politics.

  12. Our Game by John le Carré Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, a retired British intelligence officer is drawn back into the world of shadows when his former double agent disappears. His journey takes him from the quiet English countryside to the volatile regions of the Caucasus in search of the truth. The narrative provides a sophisticated and elegiac look at the changing nature of espionage and the personal costs of a life built on lies. It is a masterful exploration of loyalty, betrayal, and the enduring ghosts of the Cold War.

  13. Let It Bleed by Ian Rankin Detective John Rebus investigates a series of seemingly unconnected suicides that lead him into a dark web of corporate corruption and political scandal in Edinburgh. As he digs deeper, he finds himself increasingly isolated and targeted by powerful figures determined to keep the truth buried. Rebus must navigate a landscape of urban decay and hidden agendas to find justice in a city that often feels cold and unforgiving. This gritty police procedural showcases the development of one of crime fiction's most iconic and resilient heroes.

  14. State of Fear by Michael Crichton A lawyer is drawn into a high-stakes world of eco-terrorism and scientific controversy as a group of extremists plans a series of global catastrophes. He must race across the world to stop the attacks while questioning the data and motivations behind the modern environmental movement. Crichton blends fast-paced action with detailed scientific research to create a provocative and controversial thriller about the manipulation of fear. It is a challenging narrative that combines adventure with a critique of the intersection of science and politics.

  15. Eagle in the Sky / Men of Men by Wilbur Smith This massive omnibus edition brings together two epic tales of adventure, passion, and conflict set against the vast and beautiful landscape of Africa. From the high-stakes world of jet fighter pilots to the historical struggles of early settlers and the diamond trade, the stories explore the enduring themes of legacy and survival. Smith’s vivid prose captures the raw energy of the continent and the larger-than-life characters who shaped its history. It is a sweeping dramatic journey that celebrates the resilience of the human spirit in an unforgiving land.

  16. The Fourth Estate by Jeffrey Archer Two ambitious men from vastly different backgrounds—one a war hero, the other a ruthless survivor—compete for control of a global media empire. Their decades-long rivalry takes them from the streets of Europe to the highest offices in London and New York. As they build their kingdoms, their personal lives and families are caught in the crossfire of their relentless quest for power and influence. This epic story provides a fascinating and dramatic look at the intense competition and ego that drive the world's most powerful newspapers.

  17. Day of Atonement by Faye Kellerman Peter Decker and Rina Lazarus travel to New York for a family celebration, only to be drawn into a difficult case involving a missing teenager and a religious community. As they navigate the unfamiliar city and the complexities of their own faith, they uncover a web of secrets and betrayal that leads to a dangerous confrontation. The investigation challenges their perceptions of justice and the importance of family bonds in the face of tragedy. It is an emotionally charged thriller that balances intense suspense with a thoughtful examination of cultural identity.

  18. Tell Me Your Dreams by Sidney Sheldon Three beautiful women are linked by a series of brutal and mysterious murders, leading to a high-profile trial that captivates the entire nation. As the investigation unfolds, a shocking psychological truth is revealed that challenges everything the police and the public thought they knew. The story moves through a landscape of suspense and legal drama, exploring the dark corners of the human mind and the nature of identity. It is a classic page-turner from a master of the genre, filled with unexpected twists and a gripping finale.

  19. Athabasca by Alistair MacLean A series of sophisticated and deadly acts of sabotage threatens to shut down the vital oil pipelines of the Alaskan and Canadian Arctic. A team of experts is sent into the frozen wilderness to find the saboteurs and prevent a global economic catastrophe. They must battle both a ruthless enemy and the extreme conditions of the north in a race against time and nature. This high-stakes adventure thriller provides a detailed look at the logistics of the oil industry and the technical challenges of survival in a cold, unforgiving climate.

  20. Angels and Demons by Dan Brown Robert Langdon is summoned to a secret research facility in Switzerland to investigate a murder that bears the mark of an ancient and deadly secret society. He must race through the streets and catacombs of Rome to find a devastating weapon and save the Vatican from total destruction. Accompanied by a brilliant scientist, he deciphers a trail of symbols that leads into the heart of a centuries-old conflict between science and religion. It is an explosive thriller that combines art history, physics, and religious mystery into a global sensation.

  21. Balance of Power by Tom Clancy & Steve Pieczenik In the high-tech world of Op-Centre, a new and unpredictable threat emerges that challenges the security of the United States and the stability of the global order. The team must use the latest in surveillance and tactical technology to identify a hidden enemy before they can launch a devastating strike. As the political pressure from Washington intensifies, the characters must navigate the ethical dilemmas and personal costs of modern covert warfare. This fast-paced techno-thriller provides a detailed and realistic look at the mechanics of intelligence and crisis management.