Is it possible for the hero of a thriller to be non-violent?

While riding an Amtrak train, private eye Tyrone King discovers he's sitting next to terrorists who've planted a bomb in the overhead luggage. He recruits a stranger, a passenger named Sarah, to help him stop the detonation.

Tyrone wants to stop the terrorists without using a gun--but Sarah disagrees. She matches Tyrone wit for wit and strength for strength, as they attempt to answer the question: can a hero be non-violent?

"Tyrone is a deeply likable hero, whose philosophical bent and warmhearted nature give him a depth not often seen in action heroes. Sarah more than holds her own, matching him wit for wit and strength for complementary strength." --IndieReader.com

Discover a new kind of hero.