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'Nelson deMille at full tilt with another engaging, exciting and impeccably researched thriller' - THE GUARDIAN 'Gripping' ESQUIRE 'With inspired writing and the tension-inducing talents of a true master, Nelson DeMille delves into one of the most mysterious tragedies in recent history - TWA flight 800. In a career marked by great books, DeMille has written his most entertaining and skilful novel to date with Night Fall' DAN BROWN 'This real-life tragedy hands DeMille perhaps his finest lot ever.The thriller lifts the plot into the heavens of mystery, with a satisfying Ahhh! at the end that you'll foresee and still be surprised by' KIRKUS REVIEWS
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Compelling adventure thriller from no. 1 international bestselling author Nelson DeMille. A John Corey adventure.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
With Night Fall we see again Nelson Demille moving into the realms of conspiracy theory that we have seen touched on in both The Charm School and The Talbot Odyssey. However don't let this put you off as again, Demille handles his subject matter with tact, using a writers artistic license just enough to create an enjoyable novel, without moving the reader to disbelief.
The story again centres on John Corey, a street smart New York cop, with not a small amount of contempt for his federal counterparts. Luckily it isn't as cliché as this could suggest and Corey does have a 3D element to him, helped in no small part by the casting of FBI agent Kate Mayfield as his love interest.
The story progresses through Corey opening up (unofficially) the tragic case of flight TWA 800 which plunged into the Atlantic killing all on board. Conspiracy theories were all discredited but thanks to a possible new piece of evidence, were they disregarded correctly...
Its an excellent book with many twists and turns and definitely up there with Demille's best. A strong recommendation.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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I read this book while unwell and it cheered me up. It is a page turning classic for the lovers of Dan Brown books. I would strongly urge anyone to get their hands on a copy for themselves.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Best I've read this year, not the first Nelson DeMille book that I've read and definetly not the last. I just need to get back on Amazon and order all the ones I've missed.
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Not as good
After reading Mayday by this writer , I resolved to read everything by him, however Night fall was , by comparison somewhat plooding. Read more
Published 10 months ago by R. Sampson
Cynicism personified.
I have read several DeMille books and have always enjoyed them, his characterizations although pandering to a stereotype are nevertheless entertaining. Read more
Published 12 months ago by davenufc
Be Prepared
The intricate plotting, the clever projection of imagination on to the bare facts of the TW800 disaster, the suspense, the surprises, the humour - all seem to be heading... Read more
Published 14 months ago by G. M. Sinstadt
Look! On the horizon! It's the ending of the book - and it's coming...
Having previously read "Mayday" by DeMille and his friend Thomas Block, I was looking forward to this book, and by and large, I wasn't disappointed. Read more
Published 14 months ago by A. Chell
"I've never, in all my years of law enforcement, seen so many credible...
(3.5 stars) Imagining an alternative scenario to the one which the government formulated to explain the crash of TWA Flight 800 on July 17, 1996, shortly after it left JFK Airport,... Read more
Published on 31 Jan 2009 by Mary Whipple
Night Fall or Plot Fall
I agree with many of the other commnets and complaints. I read this book on holiday and was really looking forward to the end and how everything panned out. Read more
Published on 1 Aug 2008 by R. W. Smith
I DON'T UNDERSTAND??
This was the first book by the author that i had read.
All the way through i thought was great stuff, humour, plot, fabulous....till i came to the end..... Read more
All the way through i thought was great stuff, humour, plot, fabulous....till i came to the end..... Read more
Published on 9 Sep 2007 by Mark A. Hollowell
predictable characters and awful awful ending
This book follows the story of the crash/explosion of the TWA flight in the USA a few years back. The story itself is quite reasonable and you are never quite sure where fact and... Read more
Published on 25 July 2007 by P. Gill
Dustbin
I read this book, and really enjoyed it, till the last 15 pages where l was expecting Nash and his CIA mates to get the their due desert, and thought everything would be revealed. Read more
Published on 22 July 2007 by Robert P. Splaine
PLEASE don't buy this book. It will only encourage him to write more.
This book was generally as entertaining as most of De Mille's other books. There was enough there to keep me turning the pages, although I find his tendency towards reactionary,... Read more
Published on 8 July 2007 by Danny Sigma
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