Books like Force Majeure (Millennium, No 3) by Lewis Gannett
Burned out, afraid for the safety of his wife and daughter, Frank Black has left the FBI. Now part of a shadowy underground force, Frank's mission is to take down the maniacs preying on the innocent. He must enter the minds of the most evil killers - in order to protect his family. Based on the 'Millennium' television show.
First publish date: 1998
Genre: Thriller/Psychological Thriller
Authors: Lewis Gannett
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