Escapee on the Train: The Most Exciting, Mysterious, and Suspenseful Novel

Author: (USA) Hock et al
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: A strange incident occurs on a high-speed train. A police officer claims the prisoner he is escorting has escaped and requests the conductor and passengers to help search. The conductor tells him that the prisoner could not have jumped off the train because the speed is too high; jumping off would be suicide. However, no trace of the escaped prisoner is found among the passengers, not even the possibility of him disguised as a woman is considered, yet still nothing is found. Where exactly could the escaped prisoner be hiding?
For two consecutive months, no murder cases have occurred. On the surface, this is a good thing, but it does not bring relief. The detectives of the homicide division, who were usually overwhelmed by frequent cases, now have nothing to do and are forced to revisit old cases to look for clues. This is not a normal phenomenon in a major city; most people speculate with a depressed mood about when the next murder will occur. People call this period the "quiet period," hoping that something will happen to restore the city to normal...
A has made the citizens feel unsafe. He seems to take pleasure in hiding in the shadows and shooting others, with no in his crime times, and the victims have no connections. With no other choice, the police have found a retired sniper, hoping he can track down the killer. A showdown between two sharpshooters begins. The conflict between Indians and whites has been long-standing and has not yet ended. A group of crows is pecking at the feed in the farm and spreading a disease to the sheep. Since this species of crow is a protected national animal, the farmer cannot simply shoot them down with a rifle. He hires a biologist, hoping he can solve this problem. But things are not as simple as they seem on the surface. This group of crows is considered sacred birds by the local Indians, who swear to protect these holy animals with their lives. Bloody conflicts are inevitable...
This book selects 14 suspense novels, including: "The Escaped Prisoner on the Train," "Whose Fault," "Transformation," "Sacred Bird," "Car Accident," and others.