State of Mind: A Novel of Suspense

by John Katzenbach

Book Overview

Excepcional intriga a cargo del maestro Katzenbach. Susan Clayton trabaja en la secci n de pasatiempos y enigmas de una revista. Un d a encuentra una nota an nima en el buz n de su casa, y descifra el... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0345422538
• ISBN13: 9780345422538
• Release Date: March 1998
• Publisher: Ballantine Books
• Length: 544 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.2" x 4.1" x 6.9"

Customer Reviews

GREAT!!!

I think it must be considered one of the most riveting novel of our time.It is a really page turner and i couldn't put it down!!!J.K.creates real characters,a wonderful plot and a story that is full of suspense with a good ending. Now, i'm reding Just Cause and i consider J.K.a genius of thriller. Buy this book.AND READ IT!!!!!FANTASTIC

Could not stop thinking about this book.

This book was very chilling to me. What I couldn't stop thinking about is will we ever reach a state of paranoia that we are willing to actually give up some of our civil rights in trade for a perceived safety? I usually hate books that take place in the future but I love J.K.'s writing and took a chance. I thought it clipped right along and made me think...what if????

Definately worth reading and keeps interest throughout .

I am also confused about the disparity in the ratings of this novel. It was similar to a Patterson novel in a futuristic setting. The ending sets up for an interesting sequel. I'll be eagerly awaiting it and disappointed if it's not written.

Summer thriller

I liked this suspense, mainly because of the trail of puzzle clues scattered throughout and the setting in the future. That especially worked for me.

Great hot gripping read

I like thrillers and the premise of this one (as well as the delivery) is especially intriguing. Is it possible to live in the future in a perfect Disney World-like state -- the 51st state? No crime, everything safe. Well, of course it is not. The narrative is chilling and like other books by John Katzenbach(Mean Season, Just Cause), I stayed up all night to read it.