Rs. 640
Grand Central Publishing
Chasing the Dime
Who it's for: Readers who enjoy fast-paced crime thrillers with a tech angle.
When tech entrepreneur Henry Pierce plugs in his new telephone, he receives a series of cryptic messages clearly not meant for him—messages for a mysterious woman named Lilly. Distracted from his high-stakes business dealings, Pierce becomes increasingly entangled in Lilly's world. What begins as an innocent curiosity quickly escalates into a dangerous investigation, pulling him into a dark underworld of escorts, secret lives, and unforeseen violence.Why You Should Read? Experience a unique departure from Connelly's typical protagonists, featuring a civilian in a high-stakes thriller. Delve into a compelling narrative that blends corporate ambition with a gritty, street-level mystery. Explore themes of identity, obsession, and the unexpected perils of the digital age. A standalone, fast-paced read from a master of crime fiction, offering a fresh take on the thriller genre.
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- Features a civilian protagonist, a departure from typical detective leads.
- Blends corporate ambition with a gritty, street-level mystery.
- Explores themes of identity, obsession, and digital-age perils.
- A standalone, fast-paced thriller from a master of crime fiction.
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Is this part of a series?
No, it is a standalone novel.
Who is the main character?
Henry Pierce, a tech entrepreneur.
What is the central plot?
Pierce receives cryptic messages meant for someone else, leading him into a dangerous investigation involving a woman named Lilly.
What genre is this book?
It is a crime thriller, categorized as fiction.