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Books with title The Identity Man

  • The Identity Man: A Novel

    Andrew Klavan, Blackstone Audio, Inc.

    Audible Audiobook (Blackstone Audio, Inc., Nov. 11, 2010)
    John Shannon is on the run, facing life in prison or death by lethal injection. Then, a bizarre text message draws him to a meeting in the dark of night. A foreigner who calls himself the Identity Man offers Shannon an incredible chance to start again: a new face, a new home, a new beginning. Soon Shannon is living a life he never dreamed possible. In a ruined city that is trying to rebuild, he finds work as a carpenter and a wood carver. He falls in love. But just as Shannon is within sight of redemption, all hell breaks loose. It turns out the city is crawling with corruption. There are crooked politicians, gangsters, dirty cops everywhere-and all of them seem to want Shannon dead. Moving through the darkness in the burnt-out shambles of a dirty town, he's got to ferret out the secret of his new life.
  • The Identity Man

    Andrew Klavan

    Hardcover (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Nov. 11, 2010)
    An Otto Penzler BookJohn Shannon is a petty thief on the run. A three-time loser framed for a murder he didnĀ’t commit, he knows the cops are closing in on him and that heĀ’s facing life in prisonĀ—or death by lethal injection. Then, as if out of nowhere, a bizarre text message draws him to a meeting in the dark of night. A foreigner who calls himself the Identity Man offers Shannon an incredible chance to start again: a new face, a new home, a new beginning.Soon, to his amazement, Shannon finds himself living a life he never dreamed possible. In a ruined city that is trying to rebuild, he finds work as a carpenter and a wood carver. He meets the beautiful Teresa Grey and for the first time falls in love with the sort of woman who could make him a better man.It seems too good to be trueĀ—and it is. Just as Shannon feels within sight of redemption, all hell breaks loose. It turns out this ruined city is crawling with corruption. There are crooked politicians, gangsters, dirty cops everywhereĀ—and, for some reason he doesnĀ’t understand, all of them seem to want Shannon dead.John Shannon has run out of second chances, and now heĀ’s running out of time. Moving through the darkness in the burnt-out shambles of a dirty town, heĀ’s got to ferret out the secret of his new lifeĀ—and fastĀ—if he wants to be left with any life at all.
  • The Identity Man

    Andrew Klavan

    Paperback (Mariner Books, Nov. 8, 2011)
    ā€œA compelling moral fable in the shape of a gritty, twist-filled thriller.ā€ā€”Wall Street Journal John Shannon is a petty thief on the run. A three-time loser framed for murder, he knows that heā€™s facing life in prisonā€”or death by lethal injection. Then, a bizarre text message draws him to a meeting in the dark of night. A foreigner who calls himself the Identity Man offers Shannon an incredible chance to start again: a new face, a new home, a new beginning. In a ruined city trying to rebuild, he gets work as a carpenter, and falls in love. It seems too good to be trueā€”and it is. It turns out this city is crawling with crooked politicians, gangsters, and dirty copsā€”all of whom seem to want Shannon dead. Moving through the shambles of a town, heā€™s got to ferret out the secret of his new lifeā€”and fastā€”if he wants to be left with any life at all. ā€œA gripping thriller.ā€ā€”Entertainment Weekly ā€œA work of intense realism pervaded by sorrow, mercy, hopeā€”and ultimately, transcendence.ā€ā€”Washington Times
  • The Identity Man: A Novel

    Andrew Klavan

    eBook (Mariner Books, Nov. 11, 2010)
    ā€œA gritty, twist-filled thrillerā€ of crime and corruption by a two-time Edgar Award winner (The Wall Street Journal). John Shannon is a petty thief on the run. A three-time loser framed for a murder he didnā€™t commit, he knows the cops are closing in on him and that heā€™s facing life in prisonā€”or death by lethal injection. Then, as if out of nowhere, a bizarre text message draws him to a meeting in the dark of night. A foreigner who calls himself the Identity Man offers Shannon an incredible chance to start again: a new face, a new home, a new beginning. Soon Shannon finds himself living a life he never dreamed possible. In a ruined city trying to rebuild, he finds work as a carpenter and a wood carver. He meets the beautiful Teresa Grey and for the first time falls in love with the sort of woman who could make him a better man. It seems too good to be trueā€”and it is. It turns out this ruined city is crawling with corruption. There are crooked politicians, gangsters, dirty cops everywhereā€”and, for some reason he doesnā€™t understand, all of them seem to want Shannon dead . . . ā€œKlavan builds slow-burning tension like nobodyā€™s business, and Shannonā€™s struggle to redeem himself is powerful and compelling.ā€ ā€”Booklist
  • Identity Theft

    Scott Lobdell, Daniel Rendon

    Paperback (Papercutz, July 1, 2005)
    Frank and Joe Hardy, are assigned a fantastic case of stolen identity -- literally! Joy Gallagher claims another girl is now living her life, with her parents, and in her body! Is she insane? Is that why those men in white suits are after her? Or can her story actually be true? Featuring a special guest-appearance by Mr. Snuggles! Ages 8 to 12.Papercutz is the exciting new graphic novel publisher that's building a huge following among the next generation of comics fans. Even the most reluctant readers are becoming addicted to the Papercutz approach of giving classic characters a modern makeover! Each Papercutz graphic novel features comics stories drawn in the style of the popular Japanese comics known as manga, and beautifully rendered with state of the art color. While educators rave about the high quality of the Papercutz writing and artwork, readers 8 and up are simply enjoying the great adventures found in each fun-filled volume. Be sure to check out other Papercutz titles such as Nancy Drew, Totally Spies, and Zorro.
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  • Identity Theft

    A.W. Buckey

    Paperback (North Star Editions, Aug. 1, 2019)
    Many people store and share personal information online. This information is part of a persons identity. Identity thieves can find and steal this information. Identity Theft explores how people can protect themselves from identity theft. Easy-to-read text, vivid images, and helpful back matter give readers a clear look at this subject. Features include a table of contents, infographics, a glossary, additional resources, and an index. Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards. Core Library is an imprint of Abdo Publishing, a division of ABDO.
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  • The Identity Man

    Andrew Klavan

    Paperback (Mariner Books, Nov. 8, 2011)
    ā€œA compelling moral fable in the shape of a gritty, twist-filled thriller.ā€ā€”Wall Street JournalJohn Shannon is a petty thief on the run. A three-time loser framed for murder, he knows that heā€™s facing life in prisonā€”or death by lethal injection. Then, a bizarre text message draws him to a meeting in the dark of night. A foreigner who calls himself the Identity Man offers Shannon an incredible chance to start again: a new face, a new home, a new beginning. In a ruined city trying to rebuild, he gets work as a carpenter, and falls in love. It seems too good to be trueā€”and it is. It turns out this city is crawling with crooked politicians, gangsters, and dirty copsā€”all of whom seem to want Shannon dead. Moving through the shambles of a town, heā€™s got to ferret out the secret of his new lifeā€”and fastā€”if he wants to be left with any life at all.ā€œA gripping thriller.ā€ā€”Entertainment Weeklyā€œA work of intense realism pervaded by sorrow, mercy, hopeā€”and ultimately, transcendence.ā€ā€”Washington Times
  • Identity Theory

    Peter Temple

    language (MP Publishing Limited, May 22, 2010)
    John Anselm is a struggling intelligence dealer whose business is information, Con Niemand is a tough ex-mercenary whose business is surviving, and Caroline Wishart is an exposĆ© journalist whose business until now has been the sex lives of British politicians. Their paths collide when they all stumble across a secret terrible enough to destroy lives and topple governments.Against his will, Anselm is plunged into a world of violence, betrayal, and death. He must break out of his anesthetized life and pit himself against forces that he does not understand, forces determined to rebury an atrocity that threatens reputations and lives across the globe, while Niemand is hunted across two continents by people he doesnā€™t know.Identity Theory, cleverly plotted and peppered with dark irony and lean prose, delivers a world of political intrigue where information is more dangerous than explosives and secrets are worth more than human life.
  • The Identity Man

    Andrew Klavan

    Hardcover (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Nov. 11, 2010)
    An Otto Penzler BookJohn Shannon is a petty thief on the run. A three-time loser framed for a murder he didnā€™t commit, he knows the cops are closing in on him and that heā€™s facing life in prisonā€”or death by lethal injection. Then, as if out of nowhere, a bizarre text message draws him to a meeting in the dark of night. A foreigner who calls himself the Identity Man offers Shannon an incredible chance to start again: a new face, a new home, a new beginning.Soon, to his amazement, Shannon finds himself living a life he never dreamed possible. In a ruined city that is trying to rebuild, he finds work as a carpenter and a wood carver. He meets the beautiful Teresa Grey and for the first time falls in love with the sort of woman who could make him a better man.It seems too good to be trueā€”and it is. Just as Shannon feels within sight of redemption, all hell breaks loose. It turns out this ruined city is crawling with corruption. There are crooked politicians, gangsters, dirty cops everywhereā€”and, for some reason he doesnā€™t understand, all of them seem to want Shannon dead.John Shannon has run out of second chances, and now heā€™s running out of time. Moving through the darkness in the burnt-out shambles of a dirty town, heā€™s got to ferret out the secret of his new lifeā€”and fastā€”if he wants to be left with any life at all.
  • Identity Man, The

    Andrew Klavan

    MP3 CD (Blackstone on Brilliance Audio, Aug. 7, 2018)
    John Shannon is on the run facing life in prison, or death by lethal injection. Then, a bizarre text message draws him to a meeting in the dark of night. A foreigner who calls himself the Identity Man offers Shannon an incredible chance to start again: a new face, a new home, a new beginning. Soon Shannon is living a life he never dreamed possible. In a ruined city that is trying to rebuild, he finds work as a carpenter and a wood carver. He falls in love. But just as Shannon is within sight of redemption, all hell breaks loose. It turns out the city is crawling with corruption. There are crooked politicians, gangsters, dirty cops everywhere-and all of them seem to want Shannon dead. Moving through the darkness in the burnt out shambles of a dirty town, he's got to ferret out the secret of his new life.
  • The Identity Thief

    Alex Bryant

    language (K&M Books, Feb. 28, 2020)
    A shapeshifting sorcerer called Cuttlefish unleashes a terrifying wave of magical carnage across London. A strange family known as the River People move into Cassandra Drake's neighbourhood. Are the two events connected? Spoiler alert: no.Reasons to buy this book:āœ” Good cover. āœ” Cheap. Seriously, the Kindle version only costs as much as about 3 mangoes. What would you rather have ā€“ 10 hours of gripping urban fantasy, or 30 minutes of biting into sweet, succulent mango flesh? āœ” OK, I shouldnā€™t have used mango, objectively the best fruit, as a comparison. But buying this book doesnā€™t stop you from buying mangoes, if thatā€™s what you insist on doing. Public praise for the advance readersā€™ edition: ā€œI was barely even a few sentences in and I was already hooked! This is such an interesting book, I really hope it gets published so I can read more of it!ā€ ā˜…ā˜…ā˜…ā˜…ā˜… - Lottie Carmichaelā€œThis book is perfectly suitable for younger readers, but still enjoyable for older. The premise is new and intriguing, while the writing style is entertaining and fresh. I loved the heroine. She was relatable, strong, and yet imperfect. You untangle the very complicated plot-line alongside her. I also enjoyed the deeper ideas, the writer was expressing that tie-in with current events. Very thought-provoking.ā€ ā˜…ā˜…ā˜…ā˜…ā˜… - Carolyn Sachsā€œThis was a lot of fun to read and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I'm looking forward to the published version.ā€ ā˜…ā˜…ā˜…ā˜…ā˜… - Declan Tarstieā€œBetter value for money than three mangoes.ā€ ā˜…ā˜…ā˜… - Alex Bryant
  • The Identity Man

    Andrew Klavan

    Audio CD (AudioGO, Nov. 1, 2010)
    John Shannon is a petty thief on the run. A three-time loser framed for a murder he didnā€™t commit, he knows the cops are closing in on him and that heā€™s facing life in prisonĀ—or death by lethal injection. Then, as if out of nowhere, a bizarre text message draws him to a meeting in the dark of night. A foreigner who calls himself the Identity Man offers Shannon an incredible chance to start again: a new face, a new home, a new beginning. Just as Shannon feels within sight of redemption, all hell breaks loose.