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Remote: The Five - by Eric Rickstad (Hardcover)
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Highlights
- Remote: The Five--the second book in the groundbreaking Remote series from New York Times and internationally bestselling author Eric Rickstad--is a masterful and ingenious work of suspense that will chill you to the bone.
- Author(s): Eric Rickstad
- 240 Pages
- Fiction + Literature Genres, Thrillers
- Series Name: Remote
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Remote: The Five--the second book in the groundbreaking Remote series from New York Times and internationally bestselling author Eric Rickstad--is a masterful and ingenious work of suspense that will chill you to the bone.
How do you catch a killer who can see your every move?
The Tableau Killer, known as Q, has escaped custody. Trained since childhood by an enigmatic group called Stargazer, Q is a remote viewer, able to see what is distant, what is hidden, in real time, anywhere in the world. Including the two men who caught him the first time, FBI agent Lukas Stark and fellow remote viewer Gilles Garnier.
Q thirsts for revenge and will stop at nothing to expose the secret organization who made him the monster he is. Luring some of the other "original six" remote viewers to his cause, they kidnap a Stargazer researcher and his family, leaving a trail of grisly murders in their wake.
But how many must Q kill to be satiated?
As Stark, Garnier, and new agent Jayla King hunt Q across the country and try to rescue the hostages, they learn this case is beyond anything they or the FBI have ever seen ... and Stargazer itself is far more dangerous than the killer the nefarious organization created.
Review Quotes
"Rickstad has brilliantly pulled a piece of obscure military history and brought it to life...Not for the faint of heart...A nonstop thrill ride...nothing short of cinematic...Ranks among the very best."
-- "The Best Thriller Books on Remote: The Six""Rickstad's stirring narrative combines aspects of a real-life paranormal phenomenon with the laborious pursuit of a madman...An eye-catching book for 2025."
-- "Manhattan Book Review on Remote: The Six"