Secondhand Mass Market Crime Fiction & Thriller Bargain Book Box DSH1152

Secondhand Mass Market Crime Fiction & Thriller Bargain Book Box

Get ready for an adrenaline rush with this collection of secondhand books featuring some of the biggest names in contemporary thriller and crime fiction. From intricate legal dramas to psychological suspense and international espionage, this box promises non-stop excitement and page-turning narratives from master storytellers. Each book is secondhand and may show signs of wear.

1. Midnight Runner by Jack Higgins
   Sean Dillon, the notorious Irish assassin and agent for Her Majesty's government, finds himself in a deadly race against time when a vengeful terrorist from his past resurfaces, seeking to dismantle world peace. As Dillon battles against a relentless enemy, he must confront his own violent history and protect those he holds dear in a high-stakes global game. Higgins delivers classic espionage action.

2. Two Women by Martina Cole
   The lives of two vastly different women, one from London's brutal criminal underworld and the other a seemingly respectable businesswoman, become inextricably linked by a shared secret and a quest for power. As their paths converge, they must navigate a dangerous world where betrayal is common and survival demands ruthlessness. Cole delivers a gritty and compelling crime saga.

3. The Wire in the Blood by Val McDermid
   Clinical psychologist Tony Hill and DCI Carol Jordan are drawn into a chilling case involving a series of missing teenage girls and a serial killer who preys on vulnerable young women. As they delve into the twisted mind of the predator, they uncover a terrifying pattern and race against time to stop him before another life is tragically lost. McDermid delivers a masterclass in psychological suspense.

4. Killing the Shadows by Val McDermid
   When a series of seemingly random murders begins to target authors of crime fiction, psychological profiler Dr. Tony Hill and DCI Carol Jordan are faced with their most challenging case yet. They must enter the minds of writers and readers alike to understand the killer's twisted motives, leading them down a dark path where fiction blurs with a terrifying reality. McDermid delivers a gripping and meta-crime thriller.

5. The Runaway Jury by John Grisham
   In the heart of Mississippi, a landmark trial against a powerful gun manufacturer is underway, with millions at stake. But the jury, a carefully selected group, holds a secret: they are being manipulated by an enigmatic young woman and her mysterious accomplice. Grisham expertly crafts a tale of legal maneuvering, corruption, and the ultimate pursuit of justice.

6. Sons of Fortune by Jeffrey Archer
   Identical twin brothers, separated at birth and raised in vastly different circumstances, unknowingly embark on parallel journeys towards success, rivalry, and a destined confrontation. One grows up as the adopted son of a wealthy family, the other struggles from humble beginnings, setting the stage for an epic tale of ambition, destiny, and hidden truths. Archer delivers a sweeping family saga of fate and fortune.

7. Fatal Voyage by Kathy Reichs
   Forensic anthropologist Temperance Brennan is called to the remote mountains of North Carolina after a plane crash, where she uncovers evidence that suggests foul play rather than a mere accident. As she delves into the wreckage and the lives of the victims, Tempe unearths a dangerous conspiracy that extends far beyond the crash site. Reichs delivers a captivating blend of forensic science and international intrigue.

8. Twilight by Peter James
   Detective Superintendent Roy Grace is drawn into a chilling case when the seemingly ordinary death of a respected scientist reveals a hidden world of cutting-edge research, desperate ambition, and the terrifying possibility of life beyond death. As Grace uncovers the truth, he confronts ethical dilemmas and a sinister conspiracy that challenges the very nature of existence. James delivers a thought-provoking and suspenseful thriller.

9. The ABC Murders by Agatha Christie (Note: The image shows the cover for Agatha Christie's The ABC Murders, not a Jeffrey Archer novel.)
   Hercule Poirot faces a cunning serial killer who chooses victims alphabetically, leaving an ABC Railway Guide at each crime scene. With each letter of the alphabet, the killer taunts the police and Poirot, challenging him to decipher the pattern and stop the murders before the grim game concludes. Christie delivers a classic, intricate detective puzzle.

10. A Matter of Honour by Jeffrey Archer
    Adam Scott finds himself at the center of a dangerous international plot when he inherits a mysterious box from his father, containing a secret that could destabilize global politics. Pursued by the KGB and the CIA, Adam embarks on a thrilling race across Europe to uncover the truth and protect the explosive contents that hold the key to an unimaginable fortune and a hidden past. Archer delivers a gripping espionage adventure.

11. The Rhinemann Exchange by Robert Ludlum
    During the height of World War II, a top-secret and highly dangerous exchange is orchestrated between the American OSS and Nazi Germany. An agent is sent to retrieve vital diamonds from a disillusioned Nazi official in neutral Argentina, while navigating a complex web of deception, double-crosses, and shifting loyalties, where the fate of the war hangs in the balance. Ludlum delivers a classic, intricate spy thriller.

12. A Twist in the Tale by Jeffrey Archer
    This collection of captivating short stories showcases Archer's masterful storytelling and talent for unexpected plot twists. Each tale features ordinary characters thrust into extraordinary circumstances, facing moral dilemmas, cunning schemes, and surprising revelations. From courtroom dramas to romantic encounters, these stories are designed to keep readers guessing until the very last sentence.

13. The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins
    Rachel Watson, a woman struggling with alcohol and a failing marriage, observes a seemingly perfect couple from her daily commuter train. When the woman she watches disappears, Rachel becomes entangled in the investigation, her unreliable memories and desperate need for connection blurring the lines between reality and delusion. Hawkins delivers a gripping psychological thriller with an unreliable narrator.

14. Are You Afraid of the Dark? by Sidney Sheldon
    A series of seemingly unconnected deaths plague a prestigious international research company, leading two distraught widows to uncover a sinister conspiracy that reaches the highest echelons of power. As they race against time to expose the truth, they find themselves targets of a ruthless organization determined to keep its secrets buried. Sheldon delivers a thrilling tale of global intrigue and danger.

15. The King of Torts by John Grisham
    When a young, ambitious public defender stumbles upon a seemingly ordinary case that quickly spirals into a massive, multi-billion dollar lawsuit, he finds himself embroiled in a legal battle far bigger than he ever imagined. This novel exposes the dark underbelly of the pharmaceutical industry and the relentless pursuit of justice, or profit, in the courtroom. Grisham delivers a classic tale of legal suspense.

16. Grave Secrets by Kathy Reichs
    Forensic anthropologist Temperance Brennan is plunged into the dark heart of Guatemala when she is called to investigate the discovery of mass graves, unearthing the chilling remains of victims from a violent past. As she strives to identify the dead and bring justice to their stories, Tempe confronts political corruption and deeply buried secrets. Reichs delivers a powerful and poignant forensic thriller.

17. The Broker by John Grisham
    Joel Backman, a disgraced Washington D.C. power broker, is secretly released from prison by the CIA, who stage his death to allow him to escape to Italy. His freedom, however, comes at a price: he is a pawn in a larger game, forced to reveal a powerful secret he unknowingly possesses, making him a target for multiple international agencies. Grisham delivers a thrilling tale of espionage and survival.

18. The Black Echo by Michael Connelly
    Detective Harry Bosch investigates what appears to be a drug-related murder, only to discover a disturbing connection to his own past and a Vietnam War tunnel rat he once served with. As Harry delves deeper into the labyrinthine case, he uncovers a complex conspiracy involving bank robbery, corruption, and the echoes of war. Connelly introduces his iconic character in a gripping debut.

19. Echo Park by Michael Connelly
    Detective Harry Bosch reopens a chilling cold case from thirteen years ago: the disappearance and presumed murder of a young woman. When a man confesses to the crime, providing details never made public, Harry suspects a deeper conspiracy and finds himself navigating a complex web of deceit and cover-ups. Connelly delivers a masterfully intricate and emotionally charged police procedural.

20. Deadline by Simon Kernick
    Frankie Sheehan, a former police officer now living off-grid, is forced back into a world of danger when a brutal crime threatens to expose her past. With her life on the line and a ruthless killer on her trail, Frankie must confront her demons and fight for survival. Kernick delivers a relentless, action-packed thriller with a protagonist who has everything to lose.

21. A Prison Diary (Volume 1: Hell) by Jeffrey Archer
    This raw and unflinching memoir chronicles Jeffrey Archer's harrowing experience during his first stint in Belmarsh prison. Archer provides a stark and often disturbing account of prison life, its routines, its characters, and the dehumanizing impact of incarceration, offering a powerful insight into the British penal system. A compelling and honest look at a dark period.

22. Lost Light by Michael Connelly
    Detective Harry Bosch, having left the LAPD, finds himself haunted by an unsolved cold case from his past: the murder of a Hollywood production assistant. Operating as a private investigator, Harry delves into the dark world of Hollywood glamour and deception, uncovering buried secrets and a web of corruption. Connelly presents a compelling journey of a detective searching for personal and professional redemption.

23. Golden Fox by Wilbur Smith
    Nicholas Berg, a former mercenary and now a successful businessman, finds his life turned upside down when his family is brutally attacked by a ruthless terrorist organization. Driven by vengeance, Berg embarks on a dangerous and globe-trotting mission to hunt down those responsible, leading him into a world of political intrigue and explosive action. Smith delivers an epic adventure of revenge and survival.

24. Cat O' Nine Tales by Jeffrey Archer
    This collection of twelve short stories features Archer's signature blend of cunning plot twists, intriguing characters, and unexpected outcomes. From tales of crime and deception to those of love and ambition, each narrative offers a clever and engaging read, often concluding with a surprising revelation that challenges initial perceptions. Archer showcases his mastery of the short story format.