Torrid Zone

By J. C. Nicholson

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0759659222
• ISBN13: 9780759659223
• Release Date: August 2002
• Publisher: 1st Book Library
• Length: 224 Pages
• Weight: 0.74 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 6.0" x 9.1"

Customer Reviews

A Real Suspensful Novel that keeps you guessing .

J.C. Nicholson has created a scintillating escape to Pago Island in the Torrid Zone. Each character has their own agenda and secrets to hide and reveal. This is the best novel i have read in a long time. This writer has the knack for leading us along the path of danger on a small island with BIG SECRETS. I absolutely loved it!! The mystery will keep you on the edge of your seat as the plot unfolds. This would make a great movie with it's dramatic characters.

A Book the Sizzles

Torrid Zone is a steamy novel about nice people and naughty secrets. This is a book about love, lust and greed with a flavor of murder and suspense added for spice. A psychotic flees to the Caribbean to forget a murder he?s committed; an obese tycoon discovers money and power don?t buy love. A police detective visits the island looking for a long lost child, and his wife harbors a secret that will rock him. Enter unorganized racketeers and the plot boils. The story sizzles to a surprise ending. J.C. Nicholson is marvelous storyteller and held me to the last page!Also recommended: The Aids Conspiracy by William Tells

A Book that Sizzles!

Torrid Zone is a steamy novel about nice people and naughty secrets. This is a book about love, lust and greed with a flavor of murder and suspense added for spice. A psychotic flees to the Caribbean to forget a murder he's committed; an obese tycoon discovers money and power don't buy love. A police detective visits the island looking for a long lost child, and his wife harbors a secret that will rock him. Enter unorganized racketeers and the plot boils. The story sizzles to a surprise ending. J.C. Nicholson is marvelous storyteller and held me to the last page!Also recommended: The Aids Conspiracy by William Tells