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Title	:	Deadly Pretty Strangers: One dead body, one bereaved mother, one small favour ...
Author	:	Max Thorn
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 314 pages
Published	:	November 12th 2017
Categories	:	Thriller. Mystery Thriller

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‘Help me find out who killed my son. Please.’ A heartfelt plea. And a little money involved. An ordinary cityworker tries to help out a bereaved old lady. If he’d known it would lead to a confrontation with Russian murderers using an outlawed nerve agent on the streets of London, a pretty sharpshooter with unreliable motives and a deadly spider scuttling around his living room, he’d have kept his front door firmly closed. A long-forgotten genetic research experiment just makes things even stranger. And more deadly.

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Ratings: 4.29 From 31 Users | 14 Reviews

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Outlandish thriller. Hard to say what genre this is exactly. I really liked it though.

The cover looks like a cheap shoot 'em up but this surprised me with an intriguing plot, great dialogue and some fascinating ideas. It's like a mash up of Philip K Dick, old school detective fiction and modern action thriller. Really original and witty.

Wildly creative, with witty dialogue. Just make sure that you go into the book aware that you'll be engaging with an absolutely outlandish sci-fi scenario.

I love this book! Great story set in today's world of genetic manipulation, nerve agent killings, AI and tough women.

Just read this indie thriller on a recommendation. Would love to see this as a film. By turns, witty, exciting and thought provoking, every time the story turned a corner there was something fascinating or enjoyable. Just when I thought I was growing tired of fiction. I agree with one of the other reviewers on here; it's PKD and Chandler brought up to date for the digital age.

Genre busting thriller. Starts normal and then gets steadily more surreal against a real-life modern London setting. Great relationship between the two protagonists. Original and funny - makes current bestsellers look formulaic. My favourite read so far this year and I can't stop thinking about the issues it raised for digital surveillance, AI and genetic manipulation.

Brilliant modern story. A mix of science fact mystery and crime thriller.