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Thrillers & Suspense

Author:

Peter Abrahams
ISBN:

0345445805
ISBN13:

978-0345445803
Genre:

Mystery / Thriller
Publisher:

Fawcett; Reprint edition (July 2002)
Subcategory:

Thrillers & Suspense
Language:

English
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4.9
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FREE shipping on qualifying offers. Blake Wrightman died during the Vietnam War. Not on a Southeast Asian battlefield, but on an American college campus.

FREE shipping on qualifying offers. He died the day the bomb he planted at an anti-war protest claimed a small boy’s life-and forced Blake Wrightman to vanish.

Peter Abrahams books all have one thing in common, they make you want to read them again. It is kind of like a movie that you want to watch again and again so you can catch the killer when he shows his hand early in the movie. He has several story lines going at one time and when you get about halfway through the book you are compelled to finish!

Peter Abrahams writes thrillers: some are better than others

Blake Wrightman died during the Vietnam War. Not on a Southeast Asian. Peter Abrahams writes thrillers: some are better than others. Revolution has all the right elements: bad guys, good guys, good guys who go bad, bad guys who go good, a love story, a hero, CIA, FBI, etc. The dialog is well written, the action scenes are well written, so are the love scenes. And yet somehow the suspense is never there. We meet Charlie Ochs who, 22 years previously was involved in a protest bombing in which a child was hurt.

Peter Abrahams writes thrillers: some are better than others

Blake Wrightman died during the Vietnam War.

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Peter Abrahams (born June 28, 1947) is an American writer of crime fiction for both adults and children

Peter Abrahams (born June 28, 1947) is an American writer of crime fiction for both adults and children. His works include Oblivion, The Tutor, The Fury of Rachel Monette, Hard Rain, The Fan, Crying Wolf, The Right Side (written under his pen name, Spencer Quinn), the Echo Falls Mysteries for children, and Lights Out, the last of which was nominated for an Edgar Award for best novel. Reality Check' won the best young adult Edgar Award in 2011.

Поиск книг BookFi BookFi - BookFinder. Download books for free. Peter H. Abrahams, Ralph T. Hutchings, Steven C. Marks, R. M. H. McMinn. By exception, evolution or revolution? Jean P Abraham, Peter van Dijcke. Скачать (PDF) . Читать.

Blake Wrightman died during the Vietnam War.

I just love Abrahams' writing style. It is surpassed only by the diverse subjects he writes about. This man is an authority on many aspects of life, both high and low and he is particularly knowegable on most sports. As I am not really a sports fan, it is a mark in his favour that he is able to hold my interest here. This book also deals with campus life, about which he knows a lot and writes extremely well.

Peter Abrahams is the author of many novels, including A Perfect Crime, Last of the Dixie Heroes, The Fan-which was made into a movie starring Robert De Niro-and Lights Out, which was nominated for an Edgar Award. As Spencer Quinn, Abrahams also writes the New York Times bestselling Chet and Bernie mystery series. He lives on Cape Cod with his wife. More from Peter Abrahams. Revolution Peter Abrahams. Published by Fawcett -. E-Book.

Blake Wrightman died during the Vietnam War. Not on a Southeast Asian battlefield, but on an American college campus. He died the day the bomb he planted at an anti-war protest claimed a small boy’s life—and forced Blake Wrightman to vanish. Now, after twenty-years as “Charlie Ochs,” Cape Cod lobsterman, Blake finds out that the feds are closing in. But a vengeful G-man gives Charlie a choice: face the music or help smoke out the beautiful hardcore radical who seduced him into the anti-war movement back in the ’60s. So begins a long, strange trip for the former Blake Wrightman, as he revisits the scene of a deadly revolution that didn’t end with the Vietnam War—and is about to claim a few more casualties. . . .

Topmen

As Goldman is my all-time favourite writer, this is a high compliment indeed. I just love Abrahams' writing style. It is surpassed only by the diverse subjects he writes about. This man is an authority on many aspects of life, both high and low and he is particularly knowegable on most sports. As I am not really a sports fan, it is a mark in his favour that he is able to hold my interest here. This book also deals with campus life, about which he knows a lot and writes extremely well. His style also reminds me a lot of the late Jerome Weidman who was my (then) favourite writer. Go Peter, go, more of the same please.

Daigrel

Could not put it down! Time for my novel. I love the way Peter Abrahams writes keeping it going clearing up doubts about characters you might have displaced a dead guy being a hero and selfish woman loved her father enough to kill a little boy and convincing enough to blame it on the others then gets here in the end.

inform

Predictable. If you need some pulp to kills some time, and don't want to pay too much atention to what you are reading, this may be for you.

Thofyn

"Revolution 9" is a convulted story about a Cape Cod fisherman who is running from his past. He falls in love, and is about to be married, when a rogue FBI agent contacts him to find a person from his past. Reluctantly, he agrees, and he then has to deal with his guilt over a bombing that killed a nine year-old boy. Various characters are interweaved, and some of them die a little too convineatly. The climax is where Charlie has to rescue his fiance from a psychopath that wants revenge while keeping an eye on a nasty female cohort of his.

Aradwyn

I liked it. I liked the protagonist. I like the fast paced narrative and true dialogue. The only problem that I had with this novel is the ending. The easy answer for ending a complicated mystery is to just kill everyone off. Yet, in order to maintain the integrity of the protagonist, all the bad guys have to kill each other off. This works, if a traditional "Mexican standoff" can be constructed in dramatic fashion, but that is not the case here. Frankly, everything was wrapped up in too neat of a package for me.

jorik

Peter Abrahams books all have one thing in common, they make you want to read them again. (It is kind of like a movie that you want to watch again and again so you can catch the killer when he shows his hand early in the movie.) He has several story lines going at one time and when you get about halfway through the book you are compelled to finish! He is very good at depicting the female characters, even though he is male. I have read all but three books in the last month and I am ravenous for more.

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