Author:David Klass
WHAT IF THE MAN YOU'RE TRYING TO STOP IS THE ONE WHO'S TRYING TO SAVE THE WORLD?
'Provocative, important and very thrilling ' JAMES PATTERSON
'A gripping story . . . Klass can weave a tale like few others' DAVID BALDACCI
'Terrific. The plotting is impeccable' SUNDAY TIMES THRILLER OF THE MONTH
'A whale of a ride' OBSERVER
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AN UNSTOPPABLE TERRORIST . . .
For months, the FBI have been on the hunt for the 'Green Man'.
BUT NOT LIKE ANY THAT'S GONE BEFORE.
Each attack he launches targets global threats to the environment.
ONLY ONE MAN CAN STOP HIM . . .
Tom Smith is an FBI computer programmer, trained in spotting the patterns everyone else would miss. He's their last chance of stopping the terrorist's plans . . .
BUT SHOULD HE?
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'A compelling cat-and-mouse chase' THE TIMES
'A top-notch thriller' WALL STREET JOURNAL
Terrific. The plotting is impeccable
Out of Time is a provocative, important and very thrilling novel. I loved it. I savoured the pages
—— James PattersonA gripping, complex and heart-wrenching story that is as provocative as it is thrilling. Klass can weave a tale like few others
—— David BaldacciThe terrific first novel by the prolific screenwriter David Klass . . . The plotting is impeccable
—— TimesTop-notch thriller
—— Wall Street JournalThis is a whale of a ride
—— ObserverCompelling cat-and mouse chase
—— The TimesCleverly positions political and environmental issues alongside the need for change . . . completely fluid
—— Express and StarRich in insight, powerfully written, Out of Time by David Klass pits two brilliant foes against one another in a riveting chess game of suspense. One is an eco-extremist who bombs and kills, while the other is a young, unorthodox FBI man who goes rogue in a desperate attempt to stop him. From the first paragraph, you'll know you're in the hands of a master storyteller and embarking on an unforgettable adventure
—— Gayle Lynds , New York Times bestselling author of The AssassinsCleverly positions political and environmental issues alongside the need for change [...] an unpredictable ending
—— Associated PressExciting... The topic is timely, the pacing is pedal-to-the-metal
—— Publisher's WeeklyPure genius - all the things you want to a crime novel to be, also hilarious. I love it
—— Jane CaseyTrue Crime Story is phenomenal. One of the most original thrillers I've read in years, perhaps ever. A gritty, twisted murder mystery told in the unique style of a true crime account. I've rarely raced through a book so fast. I'm just gutted that it's probably ruined me for thrillers for a good long while! Absolutely remarkable.
—— Robyn YoungWOW ! this is a work of outstanding and staggering genius! You always get beautiful prose and a crackling plot from Mr Knox. But this has extra madness. It's the most original book I've read in ages
—— Imran MahmoodThe most exciting and original crime book you'll read this year
—— Anna MazzolaDark, seedy, and not to be trusted, and that's just the character Joseph Knox, as written by Joseph Knox!This is a very clever book indeed. Fiction so convincingly written as true crime that I ended up Googling the victim just to check I hadn't got the wrong end of the stick.
—— Jack GrimwoodTotally gripping, original, and white- hot suspenseful
—— Robert CraisAn audacious idea, ingeniously executed
—— Sarah HilaryOne of the most unafraid contemporary crime writers ... a genre defying complex construct of smoke and mirrors, this book is very, very clever.
—— Helen FieldsA story that'll leave your head spinning and questioning just who gets to shape the narrative when a woman goes missing...
—— StylistIngenious...brilliantly original
—— Laura Shepherd RobinsonHugely ambitious
—— Irish IndependentInventive, playful and hugely enjoyable.
—— Sunday ExpressSupple and urgent - another slab of Knox brilliance
—— MetroKnox has produced something extraordinary ... post-modern playfulness [embedded] in a rich and compelling plot that twists and turns until the final pages
—— The Big IssueAstonishing! So clever, so original! Highly recommended
—— Jane FallonThis clever novel reads like a true crime story (at times you have to remind yourself it's fiction), which makes it all the more compelling
—— IndependentAn ingenious thriller
—— Choice MagazineA very stylish novel revealing not only the unreliability of witnesses, but also the voyeurism in much crime reporting, crime investigation, and yes, in those of us who enjoy crime fiction
—— The TabletBook of the year
True Crime Story by Joseph Knox, a provocative mix of real and fictional crime in which the author himself investigates the disappearance of a student named Zoe. But is she a real or fictional character? With a fragmentary narrative style, this is something new in the overcrowded crime genre
Joseph Knox cements his reputation as one of the best of the new guard of British crime writers with True Crime Story, in which one Joseph Knox - a deliciously unflattering self-portrait - becomes entangled in the investigation into the disappearance of a student. It's a meta-fictional trick that helps to create a genuine (and genuinely pleasurable) sense of unease.
—— Best Books of 2021, The TelegraphA thrilling mystery with a strong emotional heart
—— Woman & HomeIngeniously constructed, with real flesh-and-blood characters and cliff-hanging suspense
—— Louise Candlish