Mother of Storms, Heavy Weather or Camino Island series
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Faulkner’s The Wild Palms.
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The Overnight Guest
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Issac’s Storm by Erik Larson
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The Eye of the Needle — Ken Follett — has a great storm scene in it
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“Five days at Memorial : life and death in a storm-ravaged hospital” by Sheri Fink
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Into Thin Air. Nonfiction.
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No Exit by Taylor Adams
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No Exit by Taylor Adams
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Malibu Rising! I had been looking for a post to suggest this! xD
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Non-fiction thrillers:
The Perfect Storm – Sebastian Junger
Michael Tourgias books – including Fatal Forecast
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Storm of the Century by Stephen King
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The Ice Storm
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All The Water In the World. Well, it’s kind of a stretch
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*The Black God’s Drums* by P. Djèlí Clark
The protagonist has an affinity to storms to a point that in a way, she IS the storm.
(I highly recommend the audiobook, if you like those. )
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No One Goes Alone – Erik Larson (audiobook only)
A group of researchers sets sail for the Isle of Dorn in the North Atlantic in 1905 to explore the cause of several mysterious disappearances, most notably a family of four who vanished without a trace after a week-long holiday on the island. Led by Professor James, a prominent member of the Society for Psychical Research, they begin to explore the island’s sole cottage and surrounding landscape in search of a logical explanation.
The idyllic setting belies an undercurrent of danger and treachery, with raging storms and unnerving discoveries adding to the sense of menace. As increasingly unexplainable events unfold, the now-stranded investigators are unsure whether they can trust their own eyes, their instincts, one another—or even themselves.
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Call of the mountain by Gabriel Luna Andaluz.
Mother of Storms, Heavy Weather or Camino Island series
Faulkner’s The Wild Palms.
The Overnight Guest
Issac’s Storm by Erik Larson
The Eye of the Needle — Ken Follett — has a great storm scene in it
“Five days at Memorial : life and death in a storm-ravaged hospital” by Sheri Fink
Into Thin Air. Nonfiction.
No Exit by Taylor Adams
No Exit by Taylor Adams
Malibu Rising! I had been looking for a post to suggest this! xD
Non-fiction thrillers:
The Perfect Storm – Sebastian Junger
Michael Tourgias books – including Fatal Forecast
Storm of the Century by Stephen King
The Ice Storm
All The Water In the World. Well, it’s kind of a stretch
*The Black God’s Drums* by P. Djèlí Clark
The protagonist has an affinity to storms to a point that in a way, she IS the storm.
(I highly recommend the audiobook, if you like those. )
No One Goes Alone – Erik Larson (audiobook only)
A group of researchers sets sail for the Isle of Dorn in the North Atlantic in 1905 to explore the cause of several mysterious disappearances, most notably a family of four who vanished without a trace after a week-long holiday on the island. Led by Professor James, a prominent member of the Society for Psychical Research, they begin to explore the island’s sole cottage and surrounding landscape in search of a logical explanation.
The idyllic setting belies an undercurrent of danger and treachery, with raging storms and unnerving discoveries adding to the sense of menace. As increasingly unexplainable events unfold, the now-stranded investigators are unsure whether they can trust their own eyes, their instincts, one another—or even themselves.