City of War

Name: City of War
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ISBN: 9780061721687

✍️ Neil Russell

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🏛 Harper 📅 2010 📖 480 pages 🌐 English 📔 Mass Market Paperbound ISBN: 9780061721687

📝 Description: City of War

A new voice on the thriller scene, veteran Hollywood producer Russell introduces the enigmatic and powerful Rail Black, a man with a serious bankroll and an even more serious sense of justice. Original.

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Veteran Hollywood producer Neil Russell steps onto the thriller scene with City of War, introducing Rail Black, a wealthy and formidable figure driven by an unyielding sense of justice. While the publisher frames this debut around financial power and vigilante retribution, the atmosphere carries a lingering, psychological tension that examines the heavy toll of operating outside conventional boundaries. Rather than relying on traditional supernatural terrors, the book targets a grounded, paranoid fear rooted in human corruption and the moral compromises demanded by absolute power. It suits readers who appreciate methodical, character-driven thrillers centered on quiet menace and intense psychological pressure.

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Veteran Hollywood producer Neil Russell steps onto the thriller scene with City of War, introducing Rail Black, a wealthy and formidable figure driven by an unyielding sense of justice. While the publisher frames this debut around financial power and vigilante retribution, the atmosphere carries a lingering, psychological tension that examines the heavy toll of operating outside conventional boundaries. Rather than relying on traditional supernatural terrors, the book targets a grounded, paranoid fear rooted in human corruption and the moral compromises demanded by absolute power. It suits readers who appreciate methodical, character-driven thrillers centered on quiet menace and intense psychological pressure.