Whitley Strieber Books

2012

By Whitley Strieber

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Critical mass

By Whitley Strieber

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The searing new novel from bestselling author Strieber explores the unthinkable but very real possibility of terrorists launching a nuclear weapon.

Alien hunter

By Whitley Strieber

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Somebody is taking people and making it look like they walked out on their own. As police detective Flynn Carroll's case files grow, his work comes to the attention of Special Agent Diana Glass, a...

Alien hunter

By Whitley Strieber

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A sequel to Alien Hunter finds CIA alien communications agent Flynn Carroll tracking down murderous rogue agents from the planet Aeon, an assignment that separates him from his unit and causes him...

The Grays

By Whitley Strieber

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2012

By Whitley Strieber

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On December 21, 2012, the date prophesied as the end of the world, a mysterious alien presence bursts from sacred sites across the globe, ripping human souls from their bodies and plunging the worl...

Majestic

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Hybrids

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The Omega Point

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Hunters

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