He can be a bit up and down as he revamps some of his old titles which he wrote under a pseudonym back in the 70s. This is a new one, a Sean Dillon one, on the trail of a foiled assassin. If you are a fan then it’s a must, if new to him, I’d start with Midnight Runner. [difficult to say this isn’t one of his best, I think.] Comparison: Gerald Seymour, Stephen Leather, Frederick Forsyth. Similar this month: Ken Follett, Guy Walters.
A fabulous all-new contemporary thriller from the master of the genre - the author of the international bestsellers Midnight Runner, A Fine Night for Dying and Bad Company.
Sean Dillon is back in another heart-stopping, adrenalin-laced adventure
When the president's right hand men foil a plan to assassinate him. Sean Dillon is called upon to trace the would-be killer's history
It appears the assassin is British with Muslim connections, and suddenly Dillon is on a trail that leads him to England, Russia and Iraq, where he prepares for the deadliest challenge of his life.
