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The breathtaking suspense of Kiss the Girls and the authenticity of N.Y.P.D. Welcome to James Patterson's classic superthriller, Black Friday. A courageous federal agent, a powerful and resourceful woman lawyer - only they can possibly stop the unspeakable from happening. New York City is under siege by a secret militia group - and that's just the beginning of the relentless terror of Black Friday. I love to lose myself in a thriller — especially the rare one that moves along like an out-of-control freight train. The thriller that actually got me started writing was The Day of the Jackal.With Black Friday, I wanted to concoct a shamelessly manipulative story that the reader couldn't wait to finish, but didn't want to end. Now get on this freight train!--- James PattersonOriginally published in 1987 as Black Market, also by James Patterson.
A federal agent and a resourceful attorney must unite to thwart a clandestine militia group threatening to unleash terror across New York City. The narrative follows these two protagonists as they navigate a high-stakes environment where the city itself becomes a battlefield. They face a relentless, well-organized enemy that operates in the shadows, forcing the characters to rely on their professional expertise and personal resolve to prevent a catastrophe. The story utilizes a fast-paced, third-person perspective to heighten the tension as the clock ticks toward a potentially devastating event.
This work is characterized by the high-velocity pacing and manipulative narrative structure typical of the author's early thriller output. The premise relies on the classic tension between law enforcement and domestic threats, aiming to keep the reader engaged through constant escalation. The writing style prioritizes momentum and plot mechanics over character interiority, reflecting the conventions of the 1980s suspense genre. The narrative framework suggests a focus on delivering a relentless reading experience that emphasizes the urgency of the central conflict.
Page Count:
400
Publication Date:
1987-01-01
Publisher:
The Women's Press
ISBN-10:
0006493149
ISBN-13:
9780006493143
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