This week I want to talk about 4 great thrillers by Chris Parker. Influence, Belief and Faith are a trilogy, but also can be read as stand alone – indeed Belief was the first book I read by this great author. Monk is the first book in a new series.
You can read more about these books by following the links under each picture, or by searching for Chris Parker on EmmabBooks.com

Influence is the first book in the Marcus Kline series, and I am glad I read it after having read Belief, which had a faster pace. This thriller explores the power of communication and influence, which gives the reader plenty to think (and talk) about. Though this book wasn’t really to my taste, I was glad I went back to read it as it gives good background about the main characters.
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Belief is the second book in this series, but was the first book I had read by this author, and and was the thriller that got me hooked on his fiction writing. Belief is a gripping thriller that has the bad guy using his mind to influence / kill his victims. Quite chilling, but mesmerising! I gave it 5*s.
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Faith is the third book in the Marcus Kline trilogy. The trial of a murderer who manipulates using his powers of hypnosis is just about to begin. Can he win against the best lawyers in the land? This thriller has short punchy chapters and I particularly loved the information included in the story about the brain and hypnotism. Although this can be read as a stand alone thriller, I recommend reading it shortly after Belief.
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Which brings us to the first book in a new series by Chris Parker

Monk is a thriller about an exciting race to find the Turin Shroud before it is lost forever. This is a great story which keeps the excitement and tension running throughout. It has very few characters, and I found it to be a fun, entertaining and riveting read. It also added a great twist to the mystery of the Turin Shroud.
I’m eagerly awaiting the second book in this series.
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If you’ve read any books by Chris Parker, fiction or non-fiction, I would love to hear your thoughts on them below. If not, I hope this blog will encourage you to have a read.
All the best, Emma
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