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‘[Gross] knows how to deliver a thrill’ Daily Mail
‘All the hallmarks of the master – quick-fire action, believable characters, and a none-too-taxing storyline. Perfect holiday fare.’ News of the World
Praise for ‘The Blue Zone’:
''The Blue Zone' is a tense and chilling thriller with a whole lot of heart.' James Patterson
'Real fear, real thrills, real suspense…real good.' Lee Child
'A spine-chilling mystery with a thrilling twist' Cosmopolitan
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A breathtaking novel of suspense from the co-author of five No 1 James Patterson bestsellers including Judge and Jury and Lifeguard, and the hit thrillers The Blue Zone and The Dark Tide
A revenge killing.
A dead public attorney.
And a family caught in the cross-fire.
For local detective Ty Hauck, life is good. A waterfront house, a new girlfriend and, after uncovering a Wall Street scandal, he’s even a local hero. But then a day trip with his daughter turns into a bloodbath. Inner-city violence seems to have invaded his quiet Greenwich suburn. Or does someone just want it to appear that way?
If so, it’s someone powerful enough to kill without fear of reprisal. Ty suspects things go deeper, maybe all the way to Washington and the Middle East. And everyone, from the FBI to his own family, wants him to stop looking. But with his estranged brother, Warren, in danger, Ty can’t turn away. He ignores the warnings… with devastating and explosive consequences.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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I bought Don't Look Twice at the same time as The Blue Zone and The Dark Tide as I wanted to read them in chronological order. Unfortunately they are the type of books that once you start you really can't put them down and as I bought them to read at work at lunchtime it's a wrench every day to stop reading. Powerfull books great stories.
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Don't Look Twice - Andrew Gross
This is the second in the Ty Hauck series. It begins with a drive by shooting with everyone believing it is a revenge gang attack. But Ty, head detective soon finds out that it is so much more when a seemingly unrelated murder is connected to the only death in the drive by, and what's worse Ty's older brother Warren is involved. Ty goes through casino and political scams to find who is at the root of the problem.
This was my first Andrew Gross without James Patterson and I thought he was much better on his own. It has the fast paced storyline with its cliff-hangers that keeps you wanting more. The new relationship we see forming between Ty and a certain lady looks like it will provide lots of excitement in the next book as well as a huge change for Ty. I look forward to seeing how he handles it.
This is the second in the Ty Hauck series. It begins with a drive by shooting with everyone believing it is a revenge gang attack. But Ty, head detective soon finds out that it is so much more when a seemingly unrelated murder is connected to the only death in the drive by, and what's worse Ty's older brother Warren is involved. Ty goes through casino and political scams to find who is at the root of the problem.
This was my first Andrew Gross without James Patterson and I thought he was much better on his own. It has the fast paced storyline with its cliff-hangers that keeps you wanting more. The new relationship we see forming between Ty and a certain lady looks like it will provide lots of excitement in the next book as well as a huge change for Ty. I look forward to seeing how he handles it.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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First time I;ve read this author apart from joint effort with James Patterson. I enjoyed it and will read other books by the same author again. Satisfied.
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Reasonably entertaining if cliched
Andrew Gross first rose to prominence as co-author of several books with James Patterson. His writing doesn't stray from that pattern. Read more
Published 10 months ago by Van Patten
i wanted to leave stars
i wanted to leave stars not do a review but this looks like the only way it's possible now.
I was surprised at how good it was. Read more
I was surprised at how good it was. Read more
Published 16 months ago by Diane
Twice? Once is more than enough......
I'm afraid, by the evidence of this novel, that Andrew Gross is yet another American author who seems intent on destroying the English language. Read more
Published 18 months ago by R. Faulkner
Don't look twice
If you like James Patterson then you will love Andrew Gross. He writes along the same lines as him. Only problem is once you start reading this you won't be able to put it down!.
Published 19 months ago by Karen Gooderham
dont look twice
I came accross ANDREW GROSS when he used to write with JAMES PATTERSON but i can tell you he his a fantastic writer in his own write.Iwould recomend his books to anyone
Published on 18 May 2010 by J. R. Harris
undisciplined, unfocussed
I'm not familiar with Andrew Gross' work, but this is awful! He allows his plot and characters to ramble on with little energy and a very limited vocabulary. Read more
Published on 6 Oct 2009 by C. Salter
if you like Patterson, you will like Gross
If you love Pattersons books you will love Gross (a co writer on a couple of Pattersons books)although the storylines are completely different the style of writing is the... Read more
Published on 9 July 2009 by D. Bierton
I'm being generous giving a two star review
I'm pretty dissapointed with this book. I read his previous book and enjoyed it and picked this up expecting better. I was wrong. Read more
Published on 25 Jun 2009 by Best Books To Read
Poor
Cliched rubbish. The characters are predictable as is the story line.
You can begin reading the first few lines of one of the many short chapters and instantly know where it... Read more
You can begin reading the first few lines of one of the many short chapters and instantly know where it... Read more
Published on 7 Jun 2009 by citygent
Good, but nothing more
The previous Ty Hauck book from Andrew Gross left a lot of promise for the follow up, but sadly, it didn't deliver. Read more
Published on 1 Jun 2009 by Claire Mill
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