John Godey Libri
Questo autore esplora la tensione tra la routine apparente e il caos nascosto, spesso ambientato in paesaggi urbani spietati. Le sue opere sono caratterizzate da un ritmo serrato e da una trama intricata che attira i lettori in scenari complessi. Attraverso narrazioni avvincenti, l'autore approfondisce temi di ingegnosità umana di fronte alle avversità, toccando frequentemente il mondo sotterraneo e i confronti con l'autorità. La sua maestria nella suspense e nella caratterizzazione realistica danno vita a una voce narrativa distintiva.
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The plot is simple. Four men hijack a tube train and demand a million dollar ransom. It is a thrill a minute trip, beautifully capturing the feel of all the people involved and the city itself. I recommend it to the last line - DAILY MIRROR An ingenious idea for a novel - all those characters, all those motives, all that nail-biting. A really exciting, tough thriller - EVENING STANDARD Impressive tour de force, well written and planned - THE OBSERVER
The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3
- 352pagine
- 13 ore di lettura
Grand Central station, New York. 1-23pm. What starts as a normal day on the New York City subway becomes a race against time when a commuter train is hijacked. It is packed with passengers and the ransom is one million dollars. The NYPD frantically pursue the train on the city streets, but the question remains- the subway is a closed system - surely there is no way out... But the four hijackers, led by a mercenary named Ryder, have thought about this. And once they receive their ransom money, they plan to send the train off at top speed toward the terminal station where it will crash, killing all the passengers...
On a steamy night in Central Park, a sailor returning from South Africa gets mugged. What the mugger doesn't know is that the sailor is carrying a deadly Black Mamba-the most poisonous snake in the world. The sailor is murdered, the mugger is bitten, and the snake slithers off into the underbrush-and becomes the terror of Central Park.John Godey's fast-paced, no-frills prose keeps the action intense as the city authorities rush to capture the snake-and the populace tries to stay out of its way. With all the heart-pumping action of Jaws, but set in the center of one of the world's most populated urban centers, this book guarantees you'll never look at Central Park the same way again.



