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The Pursuit By: Frank (Frank Mackenzie) Savile |
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The Pursuit by Frank Savile masterfully blends suspense, action, and thought-provoking themes to create a captivating story that keeps readers on the edge of their seats from start to finish.
The novel introduces us to a complex and intriguing protagonist, whose name remains undisclosed throughout the book. This mysterious figure finds himself entangled in a web of danger and conspiracy when he stumbles upon a global organization determined to control humanity's destiny. As the plot unravels, the protagonist embarks on a relentless pursuit to expose the organization's sinister agenda and bring justice to those responsible for the world's imminent destruction.
One of the highlights of The Pursuit is the author's ability to create a palpable atmosphere of tension and suspense. From the very first page, readers are gripped by a sense of unease, constantly questioning the motives and loyalties of the characters. Savile's skillful pacing adds to the intensity, ensuring that the plot unfolds at the perfect rate, keeping readers engaged without overwhelming them.
Savile's writing style is concise and descriptive, allowing readers to vividly envision the characters and settings. The dialogues are sharp and engaging, adding depth to the characters and driving the narrative forward. The author's attention to detail adds authenticity to the story, particularly when describing intricate technological advancements and impressive action sequences.
While The Pursuit primarily revolves around suspense and action, Savile also delves into deeper philosophical concepts. Throughout the narrative, the protagonist grapples with themes of free will, societal control, and the pursuit of truth. These thought-provoking elements elevate the novel beyond a mere thriller, providing readers with food for thought long after they have turned the last page.
The only minor drawback in this otherwise remarkable novel is the occasional lack of character development. While certain key characters are brilliantly fleshed out, some secondary figures lack the same depth and dimensionality. However, this minor flaw does not significantly detract from the overall enjoyment of the story.
In conclusion, The Pursuit by Frank Savile is an enthralling and intelligently crafted novel that sets itself apart from conventional thrillers. With its compelling storyline, skillful writing, and thought-provoking themes, this book is bound to captivate fans of the genre. Savile's ability to seamlessly blend suspense, action, and deeper philosophical concepts is a testament to his talent as a storyteller. Do not miss this thrilling adventure that will leave you questioning the nature of power and the limits of human potential. by FRANK SAVILE Author of "Beyond the Great South Wall," etc. With Illustrations by Herman Pfeifer Boston Little, Brown, and Company 1910 Copyright, 1909, 1910, By Little, Brown, and Company. All rights reserved Published, June, 1910 The University Press, Cambridge, U.S.A. [Illustration: "I know now that you are a gentleman," she said simply ] CONTENTS I. THE LADY OF THE PIER II. AT THE TENT CLUB III. THE SHADOW OF A NAME IV. DESPARD EXPLAINS V. MR. MILLER VI. LANDON'S NEW PROFESSION VII. VILLA EULALIA VIII. THE FIRST TRICK IS LOST IX. AYLMER IS EXPLICIT X. BY FAVOR OF THE FOG XI. RATTIER LOSES HIS CALM XII. THE AMBUSH OF THE BROOM XIII. THE TRAP XIV. ONE SIDE OF A BARGAIN XV. PERINAUD'S NEWS XVI. AT MELILLA XVII. MUHAMMED SCORES TWICE XVIII. THE SANTA MARGARITA'S LAZARET XIX. MILLER IS STILL IMPERTURBABLE XX. AYLMER CLIMBS AND FALLS XXI. FATE STAYS HER HAND XXII. THE PRISON XXIII. PADRE SIGISMONDI XXIV. LUIGI'S HOSPITALITY XXV. FATE'S FINAL WORD XXVI. DAWN COMES XXVII. SHADOWS GO XXVIII. FATE SMILES AT LAST ILLUSTRATIONS "I know now that you are a gentleman," she said simply "You saved the boy!" she said, in a quick, panting whisper "Mademoiselle, I am Sergeant Perinaud" She gripped the protecting hand between her fingers THE PURSUIT CHAPTER I THE LADY OF THE PIER It was not the muleteer's shove, slight but significant though it was, which produced John Aylmer's shrug of irritation... Continue reading book >>
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