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Dreams That Never Were
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June 5, 1968: Senator Robert F. Kennedy, then a candidate for President and victorious in the...
political thriller romance historical fiction fiction politics
An American Conspiracy
Book
"Secrets are the fuel that keeps this city burning. I thought I could play the game better than...
thriller political thriller
What Goes Around
Book
EVIL HAS MANY FACES Chilling murders terrorize a town and bring together two detectives to face...
Contemporary Psychological Domestic Thriller
Implementing ISO 9001:2015: Thrill Your Customers and Transform Your Cost Base with the New Gold Standard for Business Management: 2015
Paul Simpson, Jan Gillett, Susannah Clarke and Yoshinori Iizuka
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The latest edition of ISO 9001, published in 2015, is changing the way organisations are run...
BobbiesDustyPages (1259 KP) rated You're Next (2013) in Movies
Sep 21, 2017
Home Invasion with a twist.
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This is one of those movies where I found you just can't trust "expert" reviews in because though they all hated it I've yet to meet an actual horror/thriller fan that didn't just love You're Next.
It really took the home invasion genre and gave it a gorey and all around fun change with a great twist that the helpless finale girl is actually a total kick ass survivalist that just plain old fucks everyone up.
It really took the home invasion genre and gave it a gorey and all around fun change with a great twist that the helpless finale girl is actually a total kick ass survivalist that just plain old fucks everyone up.
Dean (6927 KP) rated Rings (2017) in Movies
Oct 29, 2017
One for Ring fans
Well been wanting to see this for a while as the first film was really good. This definitely feels like a low budget follow up which is a shame, but the cast is quite recognisable from other shows. It's more thriller than a horror with no scary or gruesome moments. Bit surprised at the bad reviews, if you like the other films you'll probably find this ok.
Mark Halpern (153 KP) rated The Silence of the Lambs (1991) in Movies
Jan 2, 2018
Beans and Chianti
Hopkins and Foster deliver a suspenseful thriller about a serial killer who is helping the FBI in tracking down the daughter of a US senator who has been kidnapped by and unteachable serial killer. The solo interactions between FOster and Hopkins get under your skin cause they are so dark at times. Hopkins character leaves such and impression it makes us want more and the movie does spawn 3 more movies about Hannibal Lechters life
Chris Hooker (419 KP) rated Happy Utopia Day, Joe McCarthy in Books
Jan 12, 2018
[Happy Utopia Day, Joe McCarthy] by [J.T. Lundy] was a fast paced, semi absurdist spy thriller. The very unlikely hero of Chris Thompson is seen as a typical everyman who wants excitement until he realizes what that may cost him.
The characters [Lundy] creates are entertaining as are the situations they get in. It made me laugh out loud but also think about a lot of things. A book that can be entertaining and thought provoking is truly a gem.
The characters [Lundy] creates are entertaining as are the situations they get in. It made me laugh out loud but also think about a lot of things. A book that can be entertaining and thought provoking is truly a gem.
tapestry100 (306 KP) rated Ready Player One in Books
Jul 26, 2017
Originally reviewed on http://www.frommybookshelf.com
I feel like I may be on of the last people to have gotten around to reading this dystopian scifi thriller, but I'm glad I finally listened to it (I downloaded it off of Audible). While Cline's necessity to drop some 80s reference (however obscure) in what seems like every other paragraph started to feel a little forced by the end, it was still a rollicking good story, and any 80s kid will completely dig this.
I feel like I may be on of the last people to have gotten around to reading this dystopian scifi thriller, but I'm glad I finally listened to it (I downloaded it off of Audible). While Cline's necessity to drop some 80s reference (however obscure) in what seems like every other paragraph started to feel a little forced by the end, it was still a rollicking good story, and any 80s kid will completely dig this.