Snowbound and Games

- Authors
- Bill Pronzini
- Publisher
- Stark House Press
- Tags
- mystery , ssc , suspense
- Date
- 2007-11-09T14:53:28+00:00
- Size
- 0.46 MB
- Lang
- en
Two mysteries by Bill Pronzini with the introductions
by Marcia Muller and Robert J. Randisi…
SNOWBOUND…
"A stinger and a beaut. Pronzini makes people and
events so real that you're living those explosive days of terror."
-Robert Ludlum
"A shivery, spine-tingling, it-could-happen suspense
story."
-Publishers Weekly
"Packed with adventure, fresh characterization and
minute-by-minute suspense."
-Chicago Tribune
When the Sacramento heist turns sour, the three gunmen
head for the Sierra Nevada mountains to the safe house they had set up for
themselves in the small village of Hidden Valley. There is a storm approaching
and the residents there are preparing for Christmas. None of them have any idea
of the killers in their midst. Rebecca Hughes is too busy dealing with her
faithless husband. John Tribucci and his wife Ann are getting ready for the
birth of their first child. And all Zachary Cain wants to do is drink himself
into forgetfulness over the death of his family. None of them are prepared for
three desperate men who decide to pull the ultimate heist-and hold an entire
town hostage!
GAMES…
"Pronzini is a kind of magician, only he builds his
illusions, casts his spells and creates his magic with words…the people are
real, the psychology is sound and the situation so inherently spellbinding that
readers will be swept effortlessly along by the narrative."
-Seattle Post Intelligencer
"Full of terrifying, spine-tingling
moments."
-Tallahassee Democrat
"Amoral; chilling."
-Cleveland Plain Dealer
Senator David Jackman needed to get away for the weekend,
and he had just the spot in mind-the family island, a secluded spot off the
coast of Maine. And he had just the person in mind to join him-his free-spirited
mistress, Tracy. But once they arrive, nothing seems right. All the guns are
missing from the house. They find a couple of dead animals, ritualistically
slaughtered. Then their boat is stolen. Soon, suspicion turns to terror as David
and Tracy are stalked by two deadly and possibly deranged adversaries. The Old
Man had always told David that life is a game, but if that is the case, this
could be the biggest game of all-and the final one!