Christopher Davis is a novelist whose work delves into profound psychological portraits and complex interpersonal dynamics. His narrative style is characterized by incisive introspection and a keen ability to capture the subtle nuances of human experience. Davis explores themes of identity, memory, and the search for meaning in the contemporary world. His writings are esteemed for their literary craftsmanship and emotional resonance.
Andrew Beckett, a hot-shot lawyer, is fired from his law firm when he develops AIDS. He hires a former adversary, personal-injury lawyer Joe Miller, to sue for damages and help win back his job. This book has been made into a film starring Tom Hanks and Denzel Washington.
Cyber-thriller based on what could be tomorrow's headlines! -- Could a computer virus start World War III? -- Stylish cyber-thriller which picks up where Tom Clancy, Robert Ludlum, Frederick Forsyth, and Michael Crichton leave off. -- Based on recently declassified Pentagon reports showing how a savvy terrorist could hack into the Pentagon's command and control system and crash our state-of-the-art military just as the U.S. comes under attack.A scary ride down the information superhighway. Telephone switching networks collapse; spy satellites go off-line, and parallel processors in nuclear subs go haywire while the authorities desperately search for one man whose mission is to begin World War III. Information from declassified reports from the Air Force, Navy, FBI, Brookings Institution, the Rand Corp., the Naval War College, and the Department of Defense were used to develop the book's plot.The plot of this book is just crazy enough to compute! -- Laura Hockaday Kansas City StarThe perfect 'cyber-thriller'. -- Charles Ferruzza The Sun Newspapers...a Clancy-esque tour de force of what readers will demand in all future suspense novels...a must-read for those who enjoy a non-stop, full-tilt 'page turner.' I...eagerly await future efforts. -- Walt Brown, Author People v. Lee Harvey Oswald and JFK Assassination Quizbook
The North American Indian's fascinating history brings the reader up to the present.
Die Witwen des Pancho Villa - bk627; Moewig Verlag; Christopher Davis; pocket_book; 1986
Nach dem Drehbuch von Quarrington, Paul Nach einer Kurzgeschichte v. Jennings, Ali Roman. ( ECON Unterhaltung - Filmbuch). Mit Farbphot. 176 S.
