The Day After Tomorrow
Nov 2008 · Hachette+ORM
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New York Times–Bestseller: Dark histories and old crimes resurface in Europe in this "heart-thumping, stay-up late" thriller ( Los Angeles Times Book Review).
"Dr. Paul Osborn, visiting Paris, recognizes the man whom he witnessed stab his father on a Boston street in 1966. Determined to learn the reason for his father's unsolved death and take revenge, Osborn hatches a plan that unexpectedly leads to the gruesome execution of a hired PI and to other killings. Clearly some serious powers are involved. Soon Osborn, aided by Vera Monneray, a Paris medical student, is hiding out from Paris police, Interpol and [an] L.A. cop . . . This is a one-sitting novel." — Publishers Weekly
"A stunningly suspenseful roller coaster ride." — Library Journal
"Page-turning." — Entertainment Weekly
"A chilling jigsaw puzzle." — Cleveland Plain Dealer
"Anybody with the remotest taste for international intrigue will be hooked from page one." — Kirkus Reviews
"Dr. Paul Osborn, visiting Paris, recognizes the man whom he witnessed stab his father on a Boston street in 1966. Determined to learn the reason for his father's unsolved death and take revenge, Osborn hatches a plan that unexpectedly leads to the gruesome execution of a hired PI and to other killings. Clearly some serious powers are involved. Soon Osborn, aided by Vera Monneray, a Paris medical student, is hiding out from Paris police, Interpol and [an] L.A. cop . . . This is a one-sitting novel." — Publishers Weekly
"A stunningly suspenseful roller coaster ride." — Library Journal
"Page-turning." — Entertainment Weekly
"A chilling jigsaw puzzle." — Cleveland Plain Dealer
"Anybody with the remotest taste for international intrigue will be hooked from page one." — Kirkus Reviews
New York Times–Bestseller: Dark histories and old crimes resurface in Europe in this "heart-thumping, stay-up late" thriller ( Los Angeles Times Book Review).
"Dr. Paul Osborn, visiting Paris, recognizes the man whom he witnessed stab his father on a Boston street in 1966. Determined to learn th...
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16 reviews
Arch Nissel
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September 1, 2013
The story took place in places I have been and brought back memories of the locations. Most of it was possible in the description of the weapons and tech. I had problems with seeing typos and words that were out of place caused buy the spell check. Still a great book that I almost could not put down.
Jeff Fountain
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July 20, 2024
This book truly is a "can't put it down" kind of book. It moves at a great pace. Twists and turns that come at a surprise. Very much do I recommend this book!
James W
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June 4, 2013
This book has everything...suspense, action, intrigue, conspiracies, romance, betrayal, plot twists and nazis lol. It's amazing and it's been many years since I've read it but I'm downloading it again because it's well worth a 5th read. For $6 I promise you won't be disappointed, buy it now
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About the author
Allan Folsom was born on December 9, 1941 in Orlando, Florida. He received a BS from Boston University in 1963. He moved to California, where he worked as a delivery driver, a film editor, and a camera operator. He wrote scripts for the television series Untamed World, Hart to Hart, and Sable, and the screenplay for the television film Desperate Intruder. His first novel, The Day after Tomorrow, published in 1994. He was paid approximately two million dollars for the book. His other works included Day of Confession, The Exile, The Machiavelli Covenant, and The Hadrian Memorandum. He died from metastatic melanoma on May 16, 2014 at the age of 72.
Allan Folsom was born on December 9, 1941 in Orlando, Florida. He received a BS from Boston University in 1963. He moved to California, where he worked as a delivery driver, a film editor, and a camera operator. He wrote scripts for the television series Untamed World, Hart to Hart, and Sable, an...
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