Résultats pour "Vox" dans Thrillers et romans à suspense

THE NATIONAL BESTSELLER ONE OF ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY'S AND SHEREADS' BOOKS TO READ AFTER THE HANDMAID'S TALE “[An] electrifying debut.”—O, The Oprah Magazine “The real-life parallels will make you shiver.”—Cosmopolitan Set in a United States in which half the population has...

A Novel of Memory, Surveillance, and the Ghosts We Choose to Follow Matthew Whitford once captured life through a lens with reverence and clarity. But when the woman he loved—Katie—vanishes without a trace on a routine field research trip, his world fractures.

Je mag honderd woorden per dag spreken. Eén woord meer en je krijgt een stroomstoot van duizend volt. Welkom in het nieuwe Amerika. Dr. Jean McClellan brengt haar tijd in stilte door. Ze heeft een teller om haar pols die elk woord bijhoudt dat ze spreekt. Ieder woord boven de honderd zorgt voor een krachtige stroomstoot. En dat is niet de enige maatregel die de nieuwe regering heeft opgelegd. Sinds er een extreem conservatieve partij aan de macht is gekomen, zijn miljoenen vrouwen hun baan kwijtgeraakt. Hun bankrekeningen zijn bevroren, hun paspoorten ingetrokken.

What if your deepest desires and buried regrets could sculpt reality? What if the universe mirrored your soul's unseen landscapes? Skeptical journalist Evan Carter, haunted by tragedy, and brilliant scientist Dr. Lara Hayes, seeking consciousness's secrets, collide at the Nexus, an experimental quantum field. A catastrophic surge pulls them into a "dual Trance," trapping their consciousnesses in a boundless realm where thought shapes matter and memories become terrifyingly vivid.

If there's one thing Savanna Mills has learned in life, it's nearly impossible to convince someone you're a killer if you can't produce a body. Especially if you can't tell them where or when the murder took place. But, when the horror starts to take over her life again, she knows she has to find a way to make someone believe her, before another child dies. Her unwanted but powerful attraction to the man who knocks her out at a concert is a complication she doesn't have time for and telling her heart that it can't have what it wants is a really hard sell.

On a clear Saturday night in downtown Philadelphia, a spectacular mafia assassination is captured by a TV news chopper, and the footage becomes a worldwide viral sensation. This lurid publicity stunt is the work of Julian Breton, a professional "culture-hacker" who honed his dark arts running psychological warfare operations for the US military. But Breton appears to have killed the wrong man in a case of mistaken identity.