Download 5 Mystery/Thriller Books by Jack Finney (.ePUB)

Five Books by Jack Finney
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Overview: Walter Braden "Jack" Finney (born John Finney; October 2, 1911 – November 14, 1995) was an American writer. His best-known works are science fiction and thrillers, including The Body Snatchers and Time and Again. The former was the basis for the 1956 film Invasion of the Body Snatchers and its remakes.
Genre: Fiction > Mystery/Thriller

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5 Against the House (1954)
WITHIN minutes we were all downstairs and in Brick’s car, a green ’52 Ford convertible, parked in front of the house. Brick had his leather jacket on, Jerry had a forest-green cashmere sweater pulled over his wool shirt, I’d put on my navy-surplus jacket, and Guy came along last, managing, as usual, to look ridiculous, in a long green slicker, plaid cap, and a wide grin. We drove out Main, the windshield wipers clacking away, on past the main business district, and into Fleck-man Street, forking off to the left; it took us ten minutes, maybe, to reach the Brink’s office. We were all exuberant; Jerry and Brick, in the front seat, quietly so, not saying anything, but turning to glance back every now and then with a grin. In the back seat with me, Guy had that damn plaid cap pulled over his eyes. "The perfect disguise," he said, "because who’d ever wear a fool outfit like this? Nobody, obviously; so I can never be identified." Then he had the cap turned around on his head, the peak at the back. "Call me Robin Hood," he said. "I’m giving my share, except for a few hundred thousand, to the deserving and pitiful poor. ‘Bless you, Guy!’ hungry widows and orphans will cry. ‘Bless you, and your old plaid cap, symbol of mercy and courage!’ Poor but beautiful young girls will fling themselves at me. ‘Take me, Guy!’ they’ll beg. ‘Please! It’s an honour, for you are our benefactor!’ "

The House of Numbers (1957)
The House of Numbers draws its grim excitement from San Quentin, and its compelling drama from two brothers in conflict — over a desperate escape plan … and over a woman. Arnie Judlow is an imprisoned gangster. During a prison visit, Bill Judlow, his law-abiding brother, switches places, allowing himself to be incarcerated as the real criminal walks free. Ruth Judlow, wife of one of the Judlow boys, wavers in her loyalties.

The U-19’s Last Kill (1959) [Magazine version] (ed. Jerry eBooks, 2016)
The Saturday Evening Post, August 22-September 26, 1959, Vol. 232, Issues 8-13
A World War II-era German submarine missing for 20 years is retrieved in the Bahamas by diver Mark Brittain, and hired by the wealthy Rosa Lucchesi and her partner Vic Rossiter, who have been searching for sunken Spanish galleons.
The recovery of the submarine results in a plot devised by Eric Lauffnauer, a U-boat officer during the war, to pull a daring million-dollar heist on the British ocean liner Queen Mary, which he and the others plan to rob on the high seas while the liner is making a transatlantic crossing.

Assault on a Queen (1959) [Book version] (Jerry eBooks, 2016)
‘We carry twelve live torpedoes, Captain…And those torpedoes WILL BE FIRED – unless you do precisely what we tell you…’
Five adventurous men and one woman plan the most fantastic crime of the century…a crime unparalleled in daring and ingenuity…with a fortune for each of them as the pay-off.
From the time the U-19 – a forty-year-old World War I submarine – is raised from the sea-bed until its actual assault on the Queen Mary, this unique novel makes on sustained compulsive assault on the readers nerves.

The Night People (1977)
Two San Francisco couples grow increasingly tired of their mundane lives. Deciding to prowl the streets in the dead of night, they devise ever more dangerous pranks to play. Their first victims are their sleeping neighbors, but eventually they begin to turn on each other, with disastrous consequences.

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