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Original Title:	The Day After Tomorrow
ISBN:	0751507016 (ISBN13: 9780751507010)
Edition Language:	English

The Day After Tomorrow

Allan Folsom

Paperback | Pages: 692 pages

Rating: 4.02 | 6648 Users | 482 Reviews

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Title	:	The Day After Tomorrow
Author	:	Allan Folsom
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 692 pages
Published	:	May 5th 2010 by Little Brown and Company (first published January 1994)
Categories	:	Thriller. Fiction. Mystery. Suspense. Mystery Thriller. Spy Thriller. Espionage. Adventure

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You've read this next line a million times: It had me from the first page. I can assure you that it may never be more true than in this book. Further, it's more likely true not just form the first page, but from the first sentence. Then it's a roller coaster ride across an amazing plot line that crosses generations and continents. This reader was left almost breathless in the end. Speaking of the end, well, ok, I won't speak of the end other than to say "wow" as it sneaks up on you and then leaves your jaw hanging. I enjoyed every single page of this one, and I can't recommend it too highly.

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This novel kicks butt from the very first page. The main character, Paul Osborne, is a great combination of intuitively smart and naive about the way a lot of stuff works in life. The writing is a near-perfect blend of description, narration and dialogue that kept me glued to it for days [I do almost all my reading in bed before I drift off to sleep, which Folsom's novel made difficult to do.] It also kept me guessing and wondering how it was going to wind up - or down, if you will. That's due

This was published nearly 20 years ago, and while a lot of it holds up and it could still be set today (although the characters would save a lot of time if they had cellphones and Internet) I think it would not be so popular as there's now a lot more of this kind of fiction out there, both in books and on TV. This felt like a season of 24, rather than a single movie. It starts well, American orthopaedic surgeon in Paris recognises the man who killed his father 30 years earlier and determines to

I seemed to have a knack for picking up thriller books these days. And for some strange reason, I'm beginning to like it. You know how as a kid, you love to ride the roller coaster? Then as you grow older, the ride comes in books, or relationships, or love life, or getting hooked.. Then at long last, you get the same sensation as when you're in a roller coaster OR in a rocking chair. That's when you realize, your younger days are over. Of course, the kind of ride you're getting while reading a

OMG. This was one of the best books I've ever read. I still remember it - 14 years later! It is amazing how the stories are wound together and the ending is - it just is. I don't remember all the details of the book - its been so long. But any book that I can remember the name and enjoying it and the ending so many years later, gets 5 stars from me!

This was a great book! Looking forward to his new book!

The Day After Tomorrow was one of the first thrillers that I ever read, at age 12, from my school library.(I presume that the librarian had not read it herself, so as to include in the shelf, considering it had liberal doses of 'between the sheets' activities!)And I LOVED it!Err, not the 'between the sheets' part. The book. On the whole. ;)The plot deals with a doctor who gets drawn into a web of international conspiracy when he chances upon his father's killer in a small cafe in Cafe. What

The book was very intriguing and made me more and more curious as the story progressed. The ending, however, was a little disappointing. I was hoping for something that would blow my mind. But it became a little predictable.