July 2009 Debut of the Month.

James Bond and Jason Bourne better hope they don’t meet ex Royal Navy intelligence officer David Trevellyan, the new character created by Birmingham born novelist Andrew Grant, as they would be in serious trouble. But if you like reading explosive edge of the seat action adventure then you will be happy you found him. This is a rocket ride of a thriller and it’s only a debut!

Synopsis

The price of failure is death. The reward for success is redemption.

David Trevellyan takes a lonely late-night walk between a restaurant and his New York City hotel. A familiar huddled shape in the mouth of an alley catches his eye. A homeless man has been shot dead. As David steps forward, a police car arrives. And a second too late he realizes he’s been set up. Trevellyan isn’t worried. He’s a survivor from the shadowy world of Royal Navy Intelligence. He’s been in and out of trouble a thousand times before. But when the police hand the case to the FBI, he’s sucked deeper into the system. With no idea who is friend and who is foe, he penetrates deep into a huge international conspiracy, which spans from war-torn Iraq to the very heart of the USA. He knows that the price of failure will be death, but the reward for success will be redemption – for himself as well as for the huddled corpse from the alley. His motivation is his cherished life-long belief: you don’t get mad – you get EVEN.

Reviews

'Brilliantly plotted and smart, and delivers the bone-jarring kick of a .45' Jeffery Deaver

About the Author

Andrew Grant graduated in English Literature and Drama from the University of Sheffield. He set up and ran an independent theatre company which had critical success with local, regional and national audiences - including those at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. He still lives in Sheffield and Even is his first novel. More books by this author Author 'Like for Like' recommendation