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I am a big Grant McKenzie fan - his first two books I LOVED so I was excited to get this for a good price for the Kindle.

First off - it's not an easy read (in fact, none of his books have been!) - the subject matter is pretty uncomfortable, but I'm a great believer that if you don't feel ANYTHING when reading a book then the author hasn't done their job very well. McKenzie's characters are often pretty unlikeable, yet we root for them, and whilst this book felt different to Switch and No Cry For Help, this is again the case. Hackett isn't someone I particularly want to spend time with - he's a paparazzi (although I'm sure not all of them are awful!) - yet I want him to come out on top (I don't know if it says more about me though - I tend to gravitate towards morally ambiguous fictional characters!) This is a fast paced, edge of your seat tale that had me hurrying through to find out what happens..............and now, I want a follow up!

If you get the chance, download this book (and maybe get hold of a copy of Switch and No Cry For Help)- it's a shame that McKenzie is one of many authors struggling to get published.

Lots of violence, snappy prose and dialogue that jumps off the page. What more could you want from a thriller? I was gripped from page one.....